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Join me in this episode as we explore the fascinating world of black seed. From its ancient roots in traditional medicine to its modern-day applications, we'll uncover the secrets behind this powerful little seed. Discover its potential health benefits. Don't miss out on this insightful journey into the wonders of black seed References: Tavakkoli, A., Mahdian, V., Razavi, B. M., & Hosseinzadeh, H. (2017). Review on clinical trials of black seed (Nigella sativa) and its active constituent, thymoquinone. Journal of pharmacopuncture, 20(3), 179. Hussain, D. A., & Hussain, M. M. (2016). Nigella sativa (black seed) is an effective herbal remedy for every disease except death-a Prophetic statement which modern scientists confirm unanimously: a review. Adv Med Plant Res, 4(2), 27-57.   Yarnell, E., & Abascal, K. (2011). Nigella sativa: holy herb of the middle East. Alternative and complementary Therapies, 17(2), 99-105.

Emmanuel Razavi, Grand reporter Paris Match et auteur de "La Face cachée des Mollahs" aux éditions du Cerf, répond aux questions de Dimitri Pavlenko. Ensemble, ils reviennent sur le rôle des Iraniens dans les manifestations des étudiants pro-palestiniens dans les écoles.

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What is your relationship with food? Do you associate guilt or pleasure with eating?In today's episode, the founder and CEO of Elavi, gut-friendly desserts, joins Coach Chris to share her story of solving her own problem and healing her relationship with her body through food.Connect with Michelle on Instagram at @heylavi and @michellerazaviGet your hands on some of her delicious desserts at https://elavi.co/For all episodes and info about my coaching program, visit me at www.coachchrisrodriguez.com.Connect on Instagram at @coach_chrisrodriguez and on TikTok at @coach_chrisrodriguez.Be sure to subscribe and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform!Guest Bio:Michelle Razavi is the Founder and CEO of ELAVI, a next-gen food company delivering low-sugar, gut-friendly snacks designed by fitness trainers. Michelle has been recognized on Inc.'s Female Founders 250 List 2024  and is a Stacy's Rise Project Winner 2023.Michelle brings 10+ years of experience in e-commerce & marketing across tech, agency, and corporate. Is also a certified fitness instructor and yoga teacher at Equinox in Los Angeles. 

You don't need to break the bank to boost your business! Check out the 33 FREE resources available to you in Freebie Fest Vol.2: http://ellenyin.com/freebiefestv2Are you misallocating your company's resources on a product that's stunting your growth? Today's case study investigates this dilemma.Michelle Razavi, CEO and co-founder of the gut-friendly food company, Elavi, recently faced this roadblock head on. After successfully launching the company in 2020 with collagen protein bars, she made the tough decision to cut this entire product line - giving up $100,000 in guaranteed revenue in the process - in favor of going all-in on their new (and more promising) product line of dessert cashew butter spreads.Mere months later, Elavi's dessert butters were picked up by retailing giant Costco, AND they're now on track to generate $1M this year!It's not easy to let go of something you poured your heart into, but what if doing so could open the door to a new, million-dollar opportunity? Michelle walks us through how she came to this decision, the pitching strategy that got Costco's attention, and why this pivot 10Xed their revenue.View the transcript for this episode at: https://otter.ai/u/CfwABqgKFSAv4mxpNEJG4sUUnh8?utm_source=copy_urlConnect with Michelle:www.elavi.coIG: @heyelaviIG: @michellerazaviListen to our SXSW episode: https://link.chtbl.com/TjDOGQaoIconic business leaders all have their own unique genius. Take this quick 10 question quiz to uncover your specific CEO style advantage: https://ellenyin.com/quizIf you enjoyed today's episode, please:Post a screenshot & key takeaway on your IG story and tag me @missellenyin & @cubicletoceo so we can repost you.Leave a positive review or rating at www.ratethispodcast.com/cubicletoceoSubscribe for new episodes every Monday.Join our C-Suite membership to get bonus episodes! Check out everything our members get at https://ellenyin.com/csuite

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Elsa Pariente reçoit Emmanuel Razavi pour le livre « La face cachée des mollahs, le livre noir de la république islamique d'Iran » aux éditions du Cerf. À propos du livre : « La face cachée des mollahs, le livre noir de la république islamique d'Iran ». paru aux éditions du Cerf Et si l'Iran était aujourd'hui la première organisation criminelle au monde ? Le Corps des gardiens de la révolution islamique, un cartel de narcotrafiquants ? En quoi les mollahs forment-ils une véritable mafia ? Comment la République islamique a-t-elle étendu son emprise délétère, notamment sur l'Europe, en finançant des groupes terroristes avec l'argent de la drogue ? Des slogans de la révolution khomeiniste aux circuits du blanchiment d'argent sale, Emmanuel Razavi met au jour la face cachée des mollahs et expose les rouages de leur système mortifère. Pasdarans, caïds, pilotes, dealers, mais aussi agents, peshmergas, avocats et victimes : c'est en investigateur qu'il nous dévoile cet empire mondial du mal. Un livre informé, implacable, indispensable. Spécialiste du Moyen-Orient et grand reporter pour les rédactions de Paris Match, Franc-Tireur ou encore Politique internationale, Emmanuel Razavi est l'auteur de plusieurs documentaires et ouvrages sur les filières liées à l'islamisme.

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For over 25 years Camron Razavi ran kitchens and set up restaurants but during COVID he decided it was time to make a change. Tune in to learn more about Cam's journey from chef to cybersecurity. Together, we will talk about:- skill paths to get trained- ways to network- advice on ways to learnIf you are looking to find your own way in cybersecurity or trying to break into your first career this is a great one to check out.

In this episode of The Backtable Podcast, host Dr. Aaron Fritts and guests Dr. Mahmood Razavi and Dr. Mark Garcia discuss the intricacies of owning and operating an outpatient-based lab (OBL). Dr. Razavi and Dr. Garcia are practicing interventional radiologists at Vascular and Interventional Specialists of Orange County (California) and American Vascular Associates (Florida), respectively. The doctors explore the advantages of OBLs, including autonomy, flexibility, and patient satisfaction. They also delve into the challenges of financial sustainability, decision-making restrictions, and insurance navigation. The conversation revolves around the need for a solid business plan before stepping into OBL operation. This includes awareness of potential regulatory oversight, costs, and patient sources. They also discuss the impact of OBLs on healthcare, and they specifically warn that the lack of evidence-based practices might have adverse effects. The doctors propose solutions such as societal guidelines, required accreditation, and stringent care delivery. --- CHECK OUT OUR SPONSOR Siemens Healthineers https://www.siemens-healthineers.com/ --- SHOW NOTES 00:00 - Introduction 04:26 - Pros and Cons of Owning and Operating in an OBL 11:07 - Financial Aspects and Profitability of OBLs 23:42 - Exploring Alternative Models for OBLs 32:33 - The Role of Societies in Guiding OBL Practices 36:27 - The Future of OBLs: Regulation, Consolidation, and Quality 42:59 - Exit Strategies and Future Considerations for OBLs 50:38 - Final Thoughts on OBLs and the Importance of Quality Care --- RESOURCES Impact of Office Based Laboratories on Physician Practice Patterns and Outcomes after Percutaneous Vascular Interventions for Peripheral Artery Disease: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8555658/pdf/nihms-1524412.pdf

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How climate change impacts mental health, and a solution called ‘ecotherapy.' Understanding the Israel-Palestine conflict. A 106-year-old dismantles aging stereotypes. How Climate Change Impacts Mental Health Among the list of things that give young people anxiety and stress, one might not think climate change would rank that high on the list, but it is. Students, school counselors and even the state are taking notice of what some call “climate distress” or “eco-anxiety” and the impact on mental health. Shreya Agrawal is a health reporting intern with CalMatters and joins us with some ways young people are dealing with this kind of stress on the grassroots level all the way to something called “ecotherapy.” Understanding the Israel-Palestine Conflict It's been almost a week since brutal fighting broke out in Israel after attacks by Hamas, and retaliatory Israeli airstrikes devastated the blockaded Gaza Strip. The deadly events mark the latest phase of a conflict that stretches back decades. Sac State professors Harvey Stark and Sahar Razavi talk about the context and nuances that underlie the current situation, and how an upcoming roundtable hosted by Razavi and Stark aims to educate and support students here in Sacramento affected by these heartbreaking events. The roundtable will be held at Sac State on Tue. Oct. 17 from 5:30 - 7pm at the Union Ballroom.  106-year-old Dismantles Aging Stereotypes CapRadio's new podcast “This is What it Feels Like” has a simple, open-ended premise: In a world that feels more divided than ever, put yourself in the shoes of everyday people at the center of issues often overlooked or politicized by society. It's not simple. It's not black and white. The newest episode features a 106-year-old woman named Glenna to dismantle and give a deeper understanding about aging. Joining Glenna in the podcast are granddaughters Cassie and Sarah. Glenna passed away shortly after her 107th birthday, surrounded by family. Cassie Zook joins Insight to discuss the power of intergenerational relationships, and how her grandmother shaped how she lives her life and her views on the aging process. 

In this episode, Rhys and guest Lauren Razavi explore the world of living as a digital nomad. Lauren has been nomadic since 2013, and is the author of Global Natives, a book about the past, present and potential of work from anywhere. Lauren is also the VP of Communications at SafetyWing, an insurance platform for digital nomads. In this episode, Lauren and Rhys discuss what it would mean to build a country on the Internet, how companies can think about remote and flexible work, and why work from anywhere is the future.This podcast episode was produced by Quill.

In this episode, Dr. Aaron Fritts interviews Dr. Mehdi Razavi about his journey to entrepreneurship and in developing Saranas Early Bird, a vascular device that allows for early detection of perioperative bleeding. --- EARN CME Reflect on how this Podcast applies to your day-to-day and earn free AMA PRA Category 1 CMEs: https://earnc.me/8OyLFJ --- SHOW NOTES Before venturing into entrepreneurship, Mehdi was a dedicated EP cardiologist with limited exposure to entrepreneurship. After his fellowship, Mehdi took part in a Medtronic project. This experience energized him and ignited a desire to explore more opportunities for entrepreneurship. Mehdi conceived the idea for Early Bird when he suspected a hematoma in one of his patients following an atrial ablation procedure. Recognizing the risk of postoperative bleeding in such procedures, he envisioned a solution for early hematoma detection. The device that he developed is a specialized venous axis sheath equipped with ringed electrodes. These electrodes continuously emit sub-physiologic electrical signals both throughout and after a medical procedure, enabling real-time monitoring of the sheath's impedance or resistance. This technology can detect a drop in impedance, indicating potential bleeding, as blood exhibits the lowest impedance in the body. Because their technology works as a warning system, Mehdi and his co-founder Alex Arevalos decided to name their company after the early bird genus, Serenus. Despite working for 5-6 years to secure a patent for the idea, Mehdi remained persistent in his preclinical studies, understanding the significant impact his innovation could have on his medical specialty and the potential benefit for patients. For physicians transitioning into entrepreneurship, Mehdi suggests initiating the process of establishing a company early on to introduce more organization and delegate specific roles effectively, which allows for more time to continue working as a clinician. --- RESOURCES Saranas Early Bird: https://saranas.com/

Today I have the pleasure of speaking with Alireza Razavi, a registered architect in France (DPLG 1996), a licensed professional in the USA (Registered Architect NYS 2005), and a Chartered Architect in the UK (RIBA 2016). Alireza holds a Master's Degree from Columbia University in New York (MSAAD 1998) and a Master's Degree from the Ecole Nationale des Arts Décoratifs in Paris (Aii 1997). Early work collaborations include Eisenman Architects, Agrest & Gandelsonas, Shigeru Ban Architects, François de Menil Architects and senior project manager at FTL-Happold in New York. Alireza Razavi is a member of the American Institute of Architects. Alireza's firm, Studio Razavi Architecture, is one firm with three offices (Paris, New York, and London). Their portfolio of works spans from Europe to the Americas and includes residential, corporate, hospitality, civic, transportation, and mixed-use projects. Selected as an AD100 Best Designer for 4 consecutive years, their reputation is built on their ability to translate a client's needs, aspirations, and budget constraints into memorable designs. They believe that a long-lasting experience is a measure of excellence.   In this episode, we will be discussing:  The business lessons and challenges Alireza faced The Genesis of his practice The practical elements of how to keep a high-design project profitable   To learn more about Alireza and Studio Razavi Architecture visit their: Website: https://studiorazavi.com/about/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/studiorazavi-architecture/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/studiorazavi/ ► Transcription: https://otter.ai/u/oaEaJIxd8Tb66gKw2r9XCLpP1nc?utm_source=copy_url ► Feedback? Email us at podcast@businessofarchitecture.com ► Access your free training at http://SmartPracticeMethod.com/ ► If you want to speak directly to our advisors, book a call at https://www.businessofarchitecture.com/call ► Subscribe to my YouTube Channel for updates: https://www.youtube.com/c/BusinessofArchitecture ******* For more free tools and resources for running a profitable, impactful, and fulfilling practice, connect with me on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/businessofarchitecture Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/enoch.sears/ Website: https://www.businessofarchitecture.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BusinessofArch Podcast: http://www.businessofarchitecture.com/podcast iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/business-architecture-podcast/id588987926 Android Podcast Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/BusinessofArchitecture-podcast Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9idXNpbmVzc29mYXJjaGl0ZWN0dXJlLmxpYnN5bi5jb20vcnNz ******* Access the FREE Architecture Firm Profit Map video here: http://freearchitectgift.com Download the FREE Architecture Firm Marketing Process Flowchart video here: http://freearchitectgift.com Carpe Diem!

"Ich definiere Kochen als Kunst und ich sehe mich als einen kreativen Menschen." Selbstbewusstsein  hat Parvin Razavi auf jeden Fall, doch diese Eigenschaft hatte sie nicht immer. Im zarten Alter von 8 Jahren kam Parvin mit ihrer Familie nach Wien. "Ich bin  im 19. Bezirk sehr wohl behütet aufgewachsen und Deutsch habe ich sehr schnell gelernt", erzählt die Haubenköchin mit persischen Wurzeln. Der erste Jahreswechsel in der neuen Heimat war für Parvin und ihre Brüder sehr schlimm, denn sie dachten, dass das Feuerwerk Bomben seien, "wir dachten der Krieg geht hier weiter."  Aufgewachsen ist sie in einem "weltoffenen Haushalt ohne Gottesglaube", aber Ärztin, wie es ihre Eltern wollten, ist sie dann doch nicht geworden. Nach dem Soziologiestudium, das sie abgebrochen hat, ging es nach Brasilien. "Ich wollte über mein eigenes Leben selber bestimmen und mich von Eltern loslösen, deshalb bin ich nach Brasilien gegangen". Dort hat Parvin Razavi vieles gelernt, vor allem "wie arme Menschen mit Ressourcen umgehen". "Wir in Österreich sind sehr verschwenderisch. Das Mindesthaltbarkeitsdatum auf dem Joghurtdeckel ist ja nur ein Richtwert." Nach einem Jahr war ihr die "Oberflächlichkeit" in Brasilien zu viel und Parvin kam wieder zurück nach Wien. "Das Trinkwasser und das Gesundheitssystem waren die Dinge, weshalb sie wieder zurück kam.   

Michelle is the founder and CEO of ELAVI. Her brand ELAVI is a functional snack company by fitness trainers delivering gut-friendly nut butters and protein bars that taste like dessert and keep you energized for hours.Co-Hosts Alex Bayer (Genius Juice) and Wade Yenny with a combined experience in the CPG space of 35 years, chat about all things food and beverage in the market and share what's going on in their lives and any current events. They also do shout-outs and answer questions live from viewers & listeners during their show!

„satt & selig“ ist ein carpe diem Podcast Special, bei dem sich alles um gutes Essen, ein emotionales Rezept und eine tolle Köchin oder einen tollen Koch dreht.In Folge #6 ist Parvin Razavi von „&Flora“ in Wien zu Gast. Die Küchenchefin liebt orientalische Gewürze und verführerische Aromen. Ihre Gerichte verraten uns oft etwas von Parvins Vergangenheit und von ihrer Gegenwart. Heute hat Sie für uns ein Wohlfühl-Familiengericht gekocht. Was könnt es wohl sein?Hier geht es zur Story & den Bildern der Podcastfolge. Abonniere „satt & selig – Staffel 1“, damit du garantiert keine Episode verpasst. Jeden Monat eine neue Folge.„satt & selig“ auf InstagramWillkommen bei der ersten Staffel von „satt & selig“ – den carpe diem Kochgeschichten. Unsere neue Podcastserie entführt uns in die Welt der Kulinarik. Jede Folge lernen wir eine neue Köchin oder einen neuen Koch kennen, die mit uns gemeinsam ein Wohlfühlgericht live im Podcast zaubern. Begleitet werden sie von carpe diem-Host Holger Potye („Der Anfänger“) und Podcast-Host Mesi Tötschinger („Der Profi“).Das Konzept: Der Koch oder die Köchin bereiten gemeinsam mit dem Host ein einfaches Gericht zu, das ihnen am Herzen liegt. Ein Wohlfühlgericht – Essen für die Seele, also. Ganz oft ist es an einen bestimmten Moment gekoppelt, an eine Erinnerung aus der Kindheit, an liebe Freunde oder einen Tag am Meer. Es ist auf jeden Fall immer ein emotionales Gericht. Das heißt zu jedem Kochabenteuer gibt es eine persönliche Geschichte, die wir zu hören bekommen.Und ein Rezept, das wir in der Podcast-Story und auf Social Media posten. Damit du, wenn du Lust hast, jederzeit alles nachkochen kannst.Staffel 1: Episode #1 Eddi Dimant (Mochi, Wien)Episode #2 Kevin Ilse (The Stepford Husband, Wien)Episode #3 Lukas Nagl (Das Bootshaus, Traunsee OÖ)Episode #4 Simone & Adi Raihmann l (Karma Food, Wien & Klosterneuburg) Episode #5 Sohyi Kim (Kim kocht, Wien)Episode #6 Parvin Razavi (&Flora, Wien)Format-Konzept: Holger PotyeProduktion: Red Bull Media House ViennaHosts: Mesi Tötschinger & Holger PotyeMusic: „A Little of This“ (Red Bull Audio Library) & „Beautiful Cooking“ (Red Bull Audio Library) Dieser Podcast wird präsentiert von Liebherr Hausgeräte Österreich - dem Spezialisten für Kühl- und Gefriergeräte. Bei Liebherr Hausgeräte treffen innovative Technologien auf Langlebigkeit und modernes Design, vom stylischen Weinkühler bis zum personalisierten Kühlschrank. Wer die ganze Produktvielfalt entdecken und noch tiefer in die Welt der Frische eintauchen will, klickt sich am besten rein auf home.liebherr.com.

Negar Razavi is a political anthropologist. Her work brings a critical feminist lens to studying national security, expertise, gender, race, humanitarianism, and U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East. Drawing on over two years of ethnographic research in Washington, D.C., Negar's research specifically examines the role of policy experts and think tanks in shaping U.S. security policies towards Iran and Egypt. In this episode, we discuss the importance of expertise, but also the need for diverse perspectives and voices in shaping policy. Negar encourages individuals to recognize their own expertise and contribute to the conversation, while also leaving themselves open to constructive critique to improve our collective knowledge and ability to tackle structural challenges of our time. Key Takeaways: The experts who shape U.S. security policies towards the Middle East are often individuals who understand how Washington works rather than deep-level regional experts. Experts from the region need to create their own spaces and alliances to have a voice in shaping policies. Expertise should be recognized at different levels, including personal experiences, in-depth research, and technical subject matter knowledge. Individuals should contribute their expertise while remaining open to critique and review. Curious about what it will look like to work with a social impact coach? Check out pauseimpact.org

Iranian-American violist Muriel Razavi shares with us the injustices of what is happening in Iran, her research on Re-Orientalism in Music, and her desire to help make other Iranian voices heard. Discover more of Muriel's work: https://www.murielrazavi.com/More information about Iran: https://linktr.ee/fromiran?fbclid=PAAaa_rTh_e0gz_ohoaCv7mIq-bEOGr1i1urRWoMOI2okzbm5Vr1AsiZIP89M_aem_AdoFikrjfdhBlTm7_B_mKcUuA2KDiF4D0WpmQMXoPkEQckWqBMukg4xMpB3pdE0TP8ohttps://instagram.com/middleeastmatters?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==Follow us on Instagram: @consciousartistpodcastSupport the show

Nikki Elliot and Michelle Razavi are the creators and founders of Elavi, a  superfood snack brand that is taking the industry by storm. Both juggling 16-hour days between office jobs and teaching fitness classes, Nikki and Michelle were quite literally starving for a snack that was protein packed, tasted great, and  actually good for you. They were constantly coming up short on finding products that could fulfill both their needs, be it dietary/ allergy restrictions or products tasting like absolute garbage. That's when they decided they were going to create something of their own.  After a few years of trying to make the crazy hours and scheduling work, Nikki and Michelle decided to go ALL IN on Elavi! And so began their journey of building a brand from the ground up. Tested by Michelle's sensitive stomach and Nikki's Midwest taste buds, you're going to love this brand and all the delicious snacks it has to offer! Use the code WICKEDFEARLESS on their website to purchase or you can now order their products on Amazon Prime!

Happy to have Jen Razavi of The Bombpops on the podcast to talk about her pandemic pup Saloon McDunnough who's a 3 year old German Shepherd/Husky mix. Jen has a new album of her own out (she doesn't like calling it a solo album) called Saw in Half that is available wherever you stream music. 

Does pickleball need its own beverage brand? Why is Jennifer Lopez, who doesn't drink alcohol, getting into the booze business? Who is Blob Guy? The hosts discuss… Also in this episode: interviews with Elavi co-founders Michelle Razavi and Nikki Elliott, who explained how they launched a package revamp for less than $200, along with Goat Rodeo Capital co-founder Carlton Fowler, who shared his perspective as an active investor in emerging and growth-stage companies.  Show notes: 0:37: JLo, What Are You Doing? A Dinky Concept. Lady Boba And Blob Guy. – Jacqui chatted about her preparation and plans for the upcoming Coachella festival before sharing new speaker announcements for BevNET Live Summer 2023. The hosts collectively wondered about the scaling potential of a brand that has a hyper-specific target consumer and why authenticity is a glaring issue with Jennifer Lopez' new RTD cocktail brand. Later, BevNET's director of community Melissa Traverse joined the episode and spoke about recent and upcoming episodes of Community Call, and the hosts riffed on several notable brands including a canned boba tea and a functional granola. 30:41: Interview: Michelle Razavi & Nikki Elliott, Co-Founders, Elavi – Michelle Razavi and Nikki Elliott are the co-founders of Elavi, which markets low-sugar and gut-friendly protein bars and cashew butters. Taste Radio editor Ray Latif sat down with Razavi and Elliott at Expo West 2023 where they shared a remarkable story about a recent package revamp that was executed in two weeks and at minimal cost.  44:49: Interview: Carlton Fowler, Managing Partner, Goat Rodeo Capital – Fowler spoke with Latif as part of a new series in which he will regularly discuss investment-related topics that are relevant and top-of-mind for food and beverage founders. In this first conversation, Fowler discussed his background as an operator and the impact of that experience in his investment strategy, how investors evaluate branding at each stage of a company's development and the emergence of creator-led brands. Brands in this episode: Yesly, Spindrift, Super Coffee, Dink, LifeAid, BodyArmor, Delola, Biena, Siete, Lady Boba, Sanzo, Golden Grahams, Lacroix, Diet Coke, Forij, Kiddiewinks, Tally Kids, Elavi, RxBar, Poppi, Liquid Death, Lemon Perfect, Prime, Feastables, Nectar

We discussed a few things including:1. Lauren and Tiffany's entrepreneurial journeys2. The state of remote work worldwide3. Best practices for digital nomads domestically and globally4. Challenges and opportunities relating to #remotework5. Future trendsLauren is author of Global Natives, a book and Substack newsletter about borderless living and the work from anywhere movement. When she's not writing, she works as Executive Director at SafetyWing, a Y Combinator alumni and all-remote company, where she leads Plumia, the moonshot mission to build a country on the internet.  She was an early adopter of remote work and has lived as a digital nomad since 2013. Today, her work focuses on the intersection of technology, business, policy and human behaviour. She tweets @LaurenRazavi.-----Tiffany is an Email Copywriter and Digital strategist who also happens to travel around East Africa as a digital nomad. As she works effectively with clients to win big with email campaigns you'll definitely find a cup of coffee near by and a willingness to learn new things.  When she isn't writing or strategizing you can find her playing with her children, sight-seeing in nature, or enjoying a life of freedom with her husband.  #podcast #AFewThingsPodcast

Many people can work from anywhere. By some estimates, 35 million people already live as “digital nomads”— taking their work with them to various destinations for months at a time. These people tend to earn more and spend more.And they're just getting started. With the advent of remote work, the number of digital nomads is set to explode. And by “nomads,” I'm no longer talking about people who live on the road, work alone, or never set foot in an office. What can cities and countries do to attract them? How can employers appeal to them? And what can you do to become one? I had a live and lively conversation with Lauren Razavi, the author of Global Natives, a just-published book about how digital nomads will shape the future of work, travel, innovation, and migration.Lauren has lived as a digital nomad in over 50 countries, working on digital tools and a legal framework to facilitate remote collaboration and the mobility rights of people everywhere. Her work has been featured in the BBC, Time Magazine, NPR, Le Monde, and beyond. The video of the recording is available here.

Lauren Razavi is the Executive Director of Special Projects at the fully remote company SafetyWing, and leads the charge for the Plumia project, which aims to build a global border pass and eventually, a country on the internet. She's also a former writer for The Guardian who is set to release her first book, Global Natives, any day now (pre-order available!), as well as a world-renowned author, speaker, thought leader in the future of work space. Today Lauren stops by to share what the future can look like as we continue to embrace location independence and global mobility. Follow Lauren's work at https://lraz.io, https://globalnatives.substack.com/, https://www.amazon.com/Global-Natives-Digital-Innovation-Migration-ebook/dp/B0BV7DMNQ5/. On Twitter https://twitter.com/LaurenRazavi, and LinkedIn https://linkedin.com/in/lraz. Listen to the The Maverick Show here www.TheMaverickShow.com This episode is brought to you by Greenback Tax, the #1 company in the world for US expat taxes, and the team I've trusted with my taxes since 2015. If you're an American living abroad or planning to spend significant time outside the US, you need to talk to Greenback! Easy, affordable, and experienced in the specific niche of US expat taxes. Learn more here https://bit.ly/3CKUYkz This episode is brought to you by MakeMyMove.com, the #1 place in the world to find more information about the communities vying for remote workers to make the move to their town! If you're enjoying the podcast, please consider taking 2 minutes to leave a short review at: RateThisPodcast.com/aboutabroad Sign up for our monthly newsletter at: aboutabroad.com/newsletter

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This week, Jackson is joined by Lauren Razavi, digital nomad and the Executive Director of Plumia. Jackson and Laura talk about what it means to be a digital nomad, the future of this growing lifestyle, the logistics behind being a digital nomad, and the offerings Plumia — and its parent company Safety Wing — are rolling out for digital nomads. Topics Covered: Being a Global Native — (1:26)Being a Local Somewhere — (2:37)What is a Digital Nomad? — (7:13)The Types of Nomadism — (13:34)Lauren's Personal Living Situation — (17:59)The History and Purpose of Passports — (21:50)Plumia and Safety Wing — (26:38)Plumia's Nomad Border Pass — (29:21)Health Insurance as a Digital Nomad — (34:48)Taxation as a Digital Nomad — (38:44)Lauren's Contact Details— (46:40) Campfire is brought to you by Cabin - a network of coliving neighborhoods for nature-loving creators and remote workers. You can learn more at the following links:Website (cabin.city)TwitterDiscordRead more urbanist content at The Future of Living Newsletter Episode Links:Lauren's article on Subscription LivingLauren's NewsletterLauren's TwitterPlumia's and Safety Wing's websites  Episode Credit:Hosted by @JacksonStegerSound Engineering by @ProdcolinProduced + Distributed by @PhilippeIze

The pandemic changed the way we work forever. As many companies were already in the progress of making their digital transformation, so to was its labor force becoming new remote workers, telecommuting employees, and digital nomads. The new situation in which people began working from anywhere took form, now forcing us to ask questions about what it really means to be a citizen of a country. I spoke with Lauren Razavi, the Director of Special Projects at SafetyWing, where she leads the Plumia mission to build a country on the internet. Would you leave your old citizenship behind to become a citizen of an intangible, borderless internet country? Is this some libertarian wet dream? What is the foreign policy of an internet country? Domestic policy? Why this? Why now? Razavi answers all of this in the last Exit Strategy podcast of the year. Enjoy!

The globe-trotting Iranian-South African beauty is a serial entrepreneur with a successful property portfolio and other business interests. She is also a global poker player having recently won her first WSOP online bracelet for the grand prize of $239,180, quadrupling the previous biggest score of her career. A qualified personal trainer and a self-taught magician now based in Cape Town, Melika feels strongly about championing women empowerment in South Africa and around the world.Here is what you can expect on this week's show:IntroductionCards, magic tricks, and pokerPoker in South Africa and beyondOrganizing a venture filled lifeThe world of International Beauty PageantsSpeaking out against Iran's unjust political regimeEmpowering women and youthI hope you find this episode as fun and informative as we have. Melika Razavi is winning the game of life!Please let us know your thoughts about the episode!Connect with Melika Razavi:Twiiter: @melika_razaviInstagram: @melirazaviiConnect with Dan Cates:Websites: https://www.wtgol.comhttps://www.dancatesfoundation.com/Instagram: @wtgolpodcast@thedancates

Digital nomad and future-of-work strategist Lauren Razavi talks about how she lives and travels, how she crafted a life that works just right for her, and what a "country on the Internet" would look like. Lauren's bio: Lauren Razavi is a writer, speaker and strategist working at the intersection of technology, business, policy, and human behaviour.  She is author of the book Global Natives and writes the Counterflows newsletter about borderless living. Lauren was an early adopter of remote work and has lived as a digital nomad since 2013. Currently, she is executive director of Plumia, the mission to build an internet country for digital nomads, at the Y Combinator alumni company  SafetyWing.Choice quotes from the podcast:"For me, it's never an ambition to make a separation between my work and the rest of my life. But instead, to make sure that those two things are very much  in balance, in harmony, and I'm able to feel really fulfilled, whatever I'm doing.""The rise of freelancing and self employment is really interesting, if you consider it in part as a response to traditional companies lack of flexibility around remote work." "It's all about priorities. What do you want to spend your mental energy and time optimizing for?" 

Today on the podcast Mitko (@mitkoka) is joined by Lauren Razavi (@LaurenRazavi) the author of the new book Global Natives which is out now at Holloway Books. She is also the Director of Special Projects at SafetyWing where she heads the Plumia project which is on a mission to build the first country on the internet.During this interview, Lauren and Mitko discuss how her Iranian background influenced her to become a digital nomad in 2013, what digital nomads as a community can do to tackle many of the issues plaguing local populations of cities that have become nomad hubs, and Mitko and Lauren discussed her work at Plumia and their goal to create the first Nomad Border Pass by 2025.

Emmanuel Razavi a couvert de nombreux théâtres de guerre pour la presse et la télévision. Moyen-Orient, Ukraine, Afghanistan, il revient sur son expérience de grand reporter, sa façon de travailler, le rôle des équipes et la place d'une presse libre.  Emission présentée par Jean-Baptiste Noé.

Michelle and Nikki started Elavi to fulfil their own need for  Functional, shelf-stable snacks designed to go with you anywhere and help with cognitive focus, balanced mood, athletic recovery, and overall vitality in a delicious, convenient way. 4:00 Starting by bootstrapping, which is amazingly hard to 5:20 Balancing full time focus form one co-founder without both having to deplete their safety nets and the importance of having a co-founder. Making contribution of both sweat equity and capital equity and managing the dynamics. 9:30 Starting their retail strategy local to keep acquisition costs down, and find out what their sales and follow up strategy looks like. 12:00 What types of sales collateral do you need? What unexpected customers did you get. 15:00 Working with distributors to work into big box retail 18:00 Hard lessons learned including shipping LTL truck loads to residential SF addresses, and working with retailers. 20:00 Discussing DTC or retail sales strategy and creative marketing strategies to connect with customers. Sign up for Chris' weekly newsletter https://chrismeade.beehiiv.com/subscribe (Cross Commerce) here, and connect with him on https://twitter.com/chrismeadej (Twitter) and https://www.linkedin.com/in/cjmeade/ (Linkedin). Chris Meade is the co-founder & CMO of CROSSNET, the world's first four-way volleyball game. Chris was honored with Forbes 30U30 for the 2021 Sports category. CROSSNET combines elements of the childhood game four square and volleyball in a competitive game to 11, win by 2. CROSSNET is now available at 3000+ retail stores such as Walmart, Target, DICKS, Academy Sports, Sam's Club and 20+ other retailers.

Lauren and I first talked when I was locked down in Taiwan in 2021. It was amazing to connect with another nomad and writer after weeks of not seeing people. I was also a bit stuck in my book writing process and she gave me a ton of helpful hints to take my book to the next level. I was excited to interview Lauren because she just finished her own book, Global Natives about her own experience as a nomad (since 2013!) and also the past, present, and future of the movement. I think she is one of the most thoughtful perspectives on the future of work and global mobility. Currently, Lauren is Executive Director of Plumia, the mission to build an internet country for digital nomads at SafetyWing, a Y Combinator company that raised a $35 million Series B in 2022. She is also author of the book Global Natives and writes the Counterflows newsletter) about borderless living. She tweets @LaurenRazavi. SPONSOR: CrowdHealth: You ditched the traditional path… why haven't you ditched your traditional health insurance Experience the freedom and affordability of cash payments and community-funded healthcare with CrowdHealth. Use promo code “Boundless” during sign-up for a special discounted subscription offer. Sign Up Here Links Mentioned Path Role Model: Pia Mancini Minimum viable state Book Recommendation: Slouching Towards Bethlehem by Joan Didion Timestamps 2:01 Introduction 3:22 Lauren's Influences Growing Up 6:30 Lauren's Idea of Home 9:00 Paul on International Couples 10:24 Lauren on how she sees "place" & digital citizenship 12:44 Becoming a Digital Nomad 17:26 Paul's experience in Bali 19:34 Digital Nomads being self-reflective 23:51 The fear of asking questions about life 30:10 How everything changed in 2020 31:52 Why the remote work is here to stay 34:21 Asking better questions - Nomads and Settlers 43:52 Lauren's approach to writing - working with an editor 51:21 The most interesting experiments with countries/policies 58:23 The problem with the real estate 1:02:28 Rapid fire questions with Lauren

There's no one way to play any game, athletes know this, but it applies to business as well. Today, we sit down with Nikki and Michelle, the co-founders of Elavi. They're in the process of building a better for you protein bar and superfood spreads; and as two co-founders that compliment each other's style of play well, they've gotten resourceful and creative building their business. This is episode 180 with the Founders of Elavi. Today's episode is a special one, it was recorded live at our Away Game in LA a little over a month ago. If you're interested in joining in live recordings, being able to ask our guests questions in real time, go check out our Forever Athlete Discord community. There you'll have exclusive access to everyone you hear from on the show, be able interact with other listeners just like you, and stay in the know of upcoming events in your city. You can learn more over on our website www.forever-athlete.com now let's dive into it. Connect with Elavi here: www.elavi.co --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cory-camp/message

My guest today is Lauren Razavi. Lauren is a writer, speaker and strategist working at the intersection of technology, business, policy, and human behaviour. She is the author of the book Global Natives and writes the Counterflows newsletter about borderless living. Lauren was an early adopter of remote work and has lived as a digital nomad since 2013. Currently, she is Executive Director of Plumia, the mission to build an internet country for digital nomads, at the Y Combinator alumni company SafetyWing. In this episode, we discussed: Lauren's digital nomad journey as an early adopter since 2013. Who coined the term a digital nomad? How digital nomad lifestyle has evolved from subculture to mainstream? How do individuals design lifestyles based on the remote working trend? Why we should rethink global mobility? How policymakers should adjust their strategy to build up a remote working and digital nomads friendly environment? A brief introduction of Plumia and Nomad Border Pass (Nomad Passport)? The history of Leagues of Nations and our current passport system. What makes a good nomad hub? What are the biggest challenges facing digital nomads? How to make new friends with fellow nomads and locals in a new city? The rise of subscription living and slow travel. Why we should read Global Natives book and advocate for global mobility for our human progression's sake? Books/links mentioned in this episode: Global Natives The Digital Nomad by Tsugio Makimoto The 4-Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss Nomadlist.com by Pieter Levels Tony Blair Institute for Global Change Plumia: building a borderless future through a country on the internet SafetyWing - Insurance for Nomads, by Nomads Plumia 10-Year Roadmap League of Nations DIGITAL NOMADS Madeira Islands Gonçalo Hall, a person behind the First Digital Nomad Village in Ponta do Sol, Madeira Hacker Paradise So you want to be a Sovereign Individual? 2022 State of Digital Nomads Subscription Living: Zoku Counterflows Newsletter

Minoo Razavi, legal industry digital marketing maven, shares her thoughts on strategies, tools and analytics, and how to utilize the power of content and empathy in the field of digital marketing.

Looking for an amazing new product to try? And a great founding story to boot? Michelle Razavi, Founder and CEO of ELAVI, is here to share just what it takes to launch a healthy bar startup in today's world. Tune in here #TheKaraGoldinShow. Sponsored by: Gusto - Go to Gusto.com/kara to get 3 months free when you run your first payroll. Shopify - Go to shopify.com/kara, for a FREE fourteen-day trial and get full access to Shopify's entire suite of features Enjoying this episode of #TheKaraGoldinShow? Let Kara know by clicking on the links below and sending her a quick shout-out on social or reach out to Kara Goldin directly at karagoldin@gmail.com Follow Kara Goldin on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karagoldin/ Follow Kara Goldin on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/karagoldin/ Follow Kara Goldin on Twitter: https://twitter.com/karagoldin Follow Kara Goldin on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KaraGoldin/ Check out our website to view show notes: https://karagoldin.com/podcast/247 List of links to resources mentioned in episode, suggested reading & social media handles: Visit the ELAVI Website: https://www.elavi.co/ Buy ELAVI products on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/ELAVI-Collagen-High-ProteinBites/dp/B08X4YLPXH Follow ELAVI on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heyelavi/ Follow ELAVI on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@heyelavi Connect with Michelle on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michellerazavi/ Follow Michelle on Twitter: https://twitter.com/michellerazavi

This week, we explored the ideation, business plans and growth strategies of three innovative and on-trend brands in conversations with Susan Buckwalter, the co-founder and CEO of ginger-powered wellness brand Recoup; Dr. Juan Salinas, the founder and CEO of P-nuff Crunch, a brand of nutritious baked peanut puffs; and Michelle Razavi and Nikki Elliott, the co-founders of functional, decadent snack brand ELAVI. Show notes: 1:02: Interview: Susan Buckwalter, Co-Founder/CEO, Recoup – Taste Radio editor Ray Latif sat down with  Buckwalter at Natural Products Expo West 2022 where they spoke about how Recoup has made strides in the two-plus years since its launch and found a receptive audience among consumers seeking alternatives to traditional sports and hydration beverages. As part of the conversation, Buckwalter discussed how her co-founder's personal health battles inspired the brand, how their respective backgrounds supported their alignment as a team and how Recoup set out to create a foundation for success. She also explained why leaning into both flavor and function has supported trial and sales and why she encourages entrepreneurs to build and engage with a network of like minded founders. 26:01: Interview: Dr. Juan Salinas, Founder/CEO, P-nuff Crunch – Also at Expo West 2022, Latif sat down with Salinas, who spoke about how he drew upon his education in food science and sport nutrition and as a project manager with global food companies including Kraft Foods and Nestlé to develop P-nuff Crunch. Salinas also discussed how the brand gained national attention in 2020 following his memorable appearance on “Shark Tank,” where P-nuff landed investment from Mark Cuban. Further topics include communicating the benefits of its key ingredients to consumers, why he's bullish about brick-and-mortar retail despite the brand's strong ecommerce sales and why he wants the company to be known for nutrition, first and foremost.   50:36: Interview: Michelle Razavi and Nikki Elliott, Co-Founders, ELAVI – Razavi and Elliott spoke with Latif at Expo West 2022 about the underpinnings of ELAVI, which is presented as a brand of “functional, decadent snacks to boost energy, recovery, and focus.” ELAVI markets a line of collagen protein bars and a new line of superfood cashew butters that are similarly positioned and described as “protein frosting.” Razavi and Elliott discussed how their work as Equinox fitness instructors supported their vision for a modern protein company, why they sought to position ELAVI as a “luxe brand,” why video has been a key medium for communicating with consumers and why patience and taste were critical factors prior to launching the nut butters.  Brands in this episode: Recoup Beverage, P-nuff Crunch, ELAVI, Gatorade, Powerade, Taika, Hella Cocktail Co., Hoplark, Asarasi

Michelle and her co-founder Nikki launched Elavi, a line of collagen protein bites during the pandemic. We check-in after their first year in business on all the lessons learned. We discuss everything from the mental toll of entrepreneurship to an effective strategy to fundraise during the pandemic. This is a great episode that you don't want to miss.Startup to Scale is a podcast by Foodbevy, an online community to connect emerging food, beverage, and CPG founders to great resources and partners to grow their business. Visit us at Foodbevy.com to learn about becoming a member or an industry partner today.

Lauren chats with Nikki Elliott and Michelle Razavi, the founders of Elavi. Elavi protein bites are the first food supplement to use both marine + bovine collagen that helps supports healthy hair, skin, joints, gut health, and athletic recovery. Before founding Elavi, Nikki and Michelle both worked corporate jobs and taught group fitness classes at Equinox. As they were navigating their busy, on-the-go lifestyle they felt such a strong need for snacks that actually tasted good and wouldn't upset their stomach. Elavi is just that snack. It is formulated by fitness instructors and approved by dietitians to be the best snack to keep you nourished and energized. In this episode they share: In your mid-20s your natural collagen supply actually greatly decreases The best way to consume collagen. Hint: It might not be in your coffee How they used Bumble and other dating apps to sell products to the male market during quarantine Their journey leaving the corporate world and pursuing Entrepreneurship full time as best friends How to evaluate your interests when picking a career path Buy Elavi bites using the code "lifesnacks" for a discount HERE Follow Nikki and Michelle on Instagram Keep up with the Life Snacks Podcast HERE lifesnackspodcast.com

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