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In this episode of the Discomfort Practice, I talk with Michael Youngblood, co-founder and CEO of Unsettled, an award-winning travel community for those who embrace the unknown and value meaningful human connection. He has worked in more than 60 countries, collaborated with the White House on entrepreneurship and global development, advised Fortune 100 companies on remote work, and has taught courses on entrepreneurship and globalisation on behalf of the U.S. State Department. Previously, he was the Managing Editor of Innovations journal, a publication about entrepreneurial solutions to global challenges that is jointly hosted by MIT, Harvard, and George Mason University. Michael is a member of the inaugural TED Residency, a member of Sandbox, and an avid sailor, mountain biker, and global explorer.  Michael and I discuss Unsettled's manifesto as a process and a guiding philosophy for how to live, through embracing the uncomfortable and the unknown. MIchael shares his own thoughts on navigating anxiety and depression in work and life, and the importance of taking time for self-reflection. We explore some ‘beautiful questions,' and hopefully help those listening to discover something themselves with those questions (or discover their own questions to help them explore and find their way of being, living and doing in this rapidly changing world). Many of us know that we can't do things the way they've always been done, so this is a timely conversation. Just know that you're not alone. Enjoy! Key Points Discussed: The uncomfortable childhood experience of holding hands with his adoptive black sister and being the target of hate speech, showed Michael early on the levels of prejudice and inequalities existing in the world. And how that led to him studying social sciences, as the pathway he saw to change social structures. (5:40) Michael views all questions as beautiful, as they open you up to possibilities, whilst seeking new answers. (13:00) What is your dream underachiever job? (17:20) Getting clear on what is important to Michael, with time and space for self-reflection. Opening yourself up to new opportunities, that reflect your desired lifestyle and pace of work/life balance. (27:20) Unsettled manifesto: being more than a travel company. It's a process and philosophy for living: embracing the unknown and the uncomfortable. (32:30) How Michael has dealt with and found tools to overcome anxiety. (42:40) 70% of people quit a job within 18 months of an Unsettled travel experience. (47:40) How to create your own reality. (57:30) Michael's affirmation that he comes back to at the end of every day: “Despite everything, today was a great day.” He has choice and agency to see today as a great day, despite what might have happened in it. (1:00:00) Connect with Michael: Unsettled Manifesto Michael's TED Talk “Discovering Your True North” Michael's Blog on “Becoming CEO Of Unsettled” Michael on Linkedin   Connect with Betsy: Betsy on Instagram Betsy on Twitter Betsy on Linkedin   What is a Beautiful Question?   Rate, Review, Learn and Share Thanks for tuning into The Discomfort Practice. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, follow, like, and/or drop us a five star and written review. Share this episode with others and help spread the word and grow our audience. Don't forget to tune into our other episodes and share your favourite ones on social media!  

In this episode I speak with Michael Youngblood - an entrepreneur with a global reach and perspective.  He's the co-founder of Unsettled, a groundbreaking travel startup that operates in 20 countries, has attracted customers from nearly 100 countries, and is changing the way people live, work, and travel in the 21st century.  Unsettled won the 2018 United Nations World Tourism Startup Competition. He's led research on global entrepreneurship at MIT, taught entrepreneurship on behalf of the U.S. State Department, and his work has been featured in dozens of media publications including the NYT's, Forbes, Outside Magazine, and many more. Michael is an avid mountaineer, snowboarder, naturalist, sailor, and all-around backcountry explorer. He is a member of the inaugural TED Residency, a member of Sandbox, and of course, a regular participant in Unsettled's retreats everywhere. Some of the incredible Unsettled destinations include Bali, Cape Town, Tuscany and Patagonia. www.beunsettled.co Instagram: @beunsettled

BRIAN ASINGIA, the CEO of DreamGalaxy Platform, and the author of "Cashless Society 101", will join us to discuss "... ethical and moral consequences of the increasingly complex and automated systems they design and operate", as well as all that he does to help and inspire future leaders. FROM HIS BIO: "Through his work with startups and consulting, he has engaged governments, diplomats, educational institutions, and programs like Creative Lab Paris, Traction Camp by the World Bank, TED Residency by TED, and Entrepreneurs for Impact MBA by ALTIS, Milan (Tangaza University Business Model Winner 2016). While doing this work, he noticed that people are hired in technology companies without understanding the ethical and moral consequences of the increasingly complex and automated systems they design and operate. As a result, Brian was inspired to think about the intersection of ethics and technology in today's world and the future, which led to his writing Cashless Society 101. Originally from Uganda, East Africa, Brian spends time writing sci-fi, listening to live jazz, swing and salsa dancing as well as hiking and cooking with his life partner in New York City, the city of dreams." https://www.brianasingia.com

BRIAN ASINGIA, the CEO of DreamGalaxy Platform, and the author of "Cashless Society 101", will join us to discuss "... ethical and moral consequences of the increasingly complex and automated systems they design and operate", as well as all that he does to help and inspire future leaders. FROM HIS BIO: "Through his work with startups and consulting, he has engaged governments, diplomats, educational institutions, and programs like Creative Lab Paris, Traction Camp by the World Bank, TED Residency by TED, and Entrepreneurs for Impact MBA by ALTIS, Milan (Tangaza University Business Model Winner 2016). While doing this work, he noticed that people are hired in technology companies without understanding the ethical and moral consequences of the increasingly complex and automated systems they design and operate. As a result, Brian was inspired to think about the intersection of ethics and technology in today's world and the future, which led to his writing Cashless Society 101. Originally from Uganda, East Africa, Brian spends time writing sci-fi, listening to live jazz, swing and salsa dancing as well as hiking and cooking with his life partner in New York City, the city of dreams." https://www.brianasingia.com

On today's episode of American gypC podcast we're talking to Brain Asingia about ethical leadership in a Cashless Society. Brian is the CEO of DreamGalaxy Platform, an innovation studio that trains, advises, and funds ethical entrepreneurial leaders to launch, grow, and scale inclusive innovations. He has over 10 years involvement in the intersection of economy, business development, environment, technology, and the arts, with a focus on Africa. As a global executive, entrepreneur, and thought leader with extensive board and advisory experience, he specializes in leading organizations through critical business stages from incorporation to mergers and IPOs. Through his work with startups and consulting, he has engaged governments, diplomats, educational institutions, and programs like Creative Lab Paris, Traction Camp by the World Bank, TED Residency by TED, and Entrepreneurs for Impact MBA by ALTIS, Milan (Tangaza University Business Model Winner 2016). While doing this work, he noticed that people are hired in technology companies without understanding the ethical and moral consequences of the increasingly complex and automated systems they design and operate. As a result, Brian was inspired to think about the intersection of ethics and technology in today's world and the future, which led to his writing Cashless Society 101. Links: www.brianasingia.com, https://www.thepearldream.com, Social: https://www.instagram.com/brianasingia, https://www.facebook.com/asingia, https://www.twitter.com/brianasingia Find us at: http://americangypc.com Become a Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/americangypc IG: @americangypcpodcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/american-gypc/support

2021 has been a year of uncertainty, and further changes are coming our way. But challenges also present opportunities for growth and exploration. Join us for a conversation on embracing the unknown with Michael Youngblood. Michael Youngblood is the co-founder of Unsettled, a global community for remote workers and travelers who embrace the unknown and value human connection. He is a lifelong entrepreneur in adventure travel and has researched, published, or taught innovation at MIT, George Mason University, Harvard, and on behalf of the U.S. State Department. Michael's work has been featured in dozens of media publications including the NYT's, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Outside Magazine, Innovations Journal, TED, and many more. He's a regular speaker and thought leader on topics related to remote work, distributed teams, the future of work, and lifestyle design. Michael is a member of the inaugural TED Residency, a member of Sandbox, and, of course, a regular participant in Unsettled's retreats everywhere. You can find him on Instagram at @mbyoungblood and @beunsettled. We talk about adventure and exploration, the future of work, and how to enhance remote collaboration by simply being human. Books mentioned: Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance by Angela Duckworth Follow @EmbraceTheUnknownPodcast on Instagram for updates on new episodes and words of wisdom from our awesome guests. Music by https://www.purple-planet.com

In episode 9 Dr. Durell Cooper connects with Piper Anderson to discuss leadership, entrepreneurship, and accountability. Piper Anderson is a storyteller, coach, master facilitator, and Founder of Create Forward, a social impact firm delivering experiences that advance equity and justice. In spring 2016, Anderson was awarded a TED Residency to develop an innovative storytelling project called Mass Story Lab. Mass Story Lab has traveled to more than thirteen U.S cities making the stories of people impacted by incarceration an instrument of justice. In her TED Talk, "Can Stories Create Justice?” she challenges us to throw out punitive notions of justice and imagine a justice system that builds and restores humanity. In 2018 she co-founded the Rikers Public Memory Project, an oral history project documenting the legacy of Rikers Island through the narratives of generations of New Yorkers who have experience with the penal colony. Best known for her masterful facilitation, she is in high demand nationally for her training, speaking, and consulting with institutions on how to make workplaces and communities more inclusive and equitable.  With growing urgency within our culture on how to engage in conversations about race and power, FastCompany turned to Anderson for her best strategies on how to facilitate difficult conversations. Piper Anderson is a Professor at NYU's Gallatin School and a founding member of the advisory board and faculty of NYU's Prison Education Program. She has guest lectured at universities across the country including Harvard Law, Columbia University, Georgetown, and the New School. She is a New School Writing Democracy Fellow,  a Culture Push Fellow for Utopian Practice, and a Civic Hall Organizer in Residence, TED Resident, Aspen Ideas Scholar, and the Laundromat Project's first Radical Imagination Fellow. Piper has dedicated her life to providing leaders with the generative spaces and tools they need to build thriving communities and organizations.

Newsletter: https://dralkapatel.com/mailinglist “How can you get more deep sleep?” Season 6 Episode 5 My guest on this week's episode of The Lifestyle First Podcast is Daniel Gartenberg. Daniel is a TED speaker with TED Residency with the talk, “The brain benefits of deep sleep – and how to get more of it.” We discuss stages of sleep and how to get more deep sleep. We highlight the function of sleep and risks of sleep deprivation . We talk about wearable technology. We look at the sleep space app. 1. The one question we discuss is “The brain benefits of deep sleep – and how to get more of it.” 2. The two references we look at are: · Schade, M.S., et al. Enhancing slow oscillations and increasing N3 sleep proportion with supervised, non-phase locked pink noise and other non-standard auditory stimulation during NREM Sleep. Nat. Sci. Sleep. 2020. 12: 411-429 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7364346/ · Roberts, D.M., et al. Detecting sleep using heart rate and motion data from multisensory consumer-grade wearables, relative to wrist actigraphy and polysomnography. Sleep. 2020. 43(7): zsaa045 https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32215550/ 3. The three actions to take are · Get enough quality sleep · Be consistent with your circadian rhythm habits · Track and improve your sleep with SleepSpace (free for 1 month to your users) Which of these 3 actionable health tips will you implement? Leave your comments below. -x- Join The Lifestyle First Academy! Take the flagship course – Start Now: Transform your Lifestyle, Transform your Life https://dralkapatel.com/academy/ -x- DISCLAIMER: This content does not constitute or substitute personal one-to-one professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your doctor or health care professional with questions about your health. -x- Find Out More/Contact/Follow: Guest: TED Residency https://www.ted.com/talks/dan_gartenberg_the_brain_benefits_of_deep_sleep_and_how_to_get_more_of_it/transcript?language=en Website https://sleepspace.com/ Social https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-gartenberg-phd-54aa5713/ Host TEDx talk https://youtu.be/JpFLNk3_Qik Newsletter: https://dralkapatel.com/mailinglist Website: https://dralkapatel.com/ Social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dralkapateluk/ https://www.facebook.com/dralkapateluk https://www.instagram.com/dralkapateluk https://twitter.com/dralkapateluk YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaQrM4ryE0a38zqsednEppQ Podcast: https://anchor.fm/dr-alka-patel --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dr-alka-patel/message

Whether he’s founding a biotech business, drawing political cartoons, or strategizing for nonprofits, Mohammad Modarres is bringing people together in common endeavors and enterprises to create a more inclusive and equitable society. One of his latest ventures is the first-ever “Interfaith Meat.” It’s Halal, Kosher, and as a bonus, sustainably sourced.  The seeds for Interfaith Meat were planted in 2001, when his family moved to Chelsea Street in a suburb of New Jersey. In the house to the left lived a Chinese pastor. To the right, secular Jews. Across the street, an Orthodox rabbi. Next door, Sunni Muslim doctors. “We would exchange holiday cards,” Modarres recalls. “And we would make home-cooked meals for each other during Ramadan.” Then came 9/11. Mohammad’s family was assaulted in public spaces by anti-Muslim bigotry, from physical attacks to forced removal of his sister’s hijab. Still, at home on Chelsea Street, his neighbors continued to offer support and kindness to each other. In Modarres’s words: “It gave us hope that this type of exchange not only could happen, but would need to happen for people to see the type of world that you want to live in.”   Fast forward to 2016 when, after the US elections, bigotry erupted again. Anti-Muslim hate crimes rose 91%, and anti-Semitic hate crimes, 57%. Modarres responded by holding his first “Shabbat Salaam” dinner to convene Muslim and Jewish friends, not just to eat side-by-side, but to share the same meal. The two-in-one Interfaith Meat that honored both religious laws has since evolved into Abe’s Eats, a company whose mission is to use well-sourced foods as a medium to foster cultural understanding between communities.  Modarres’s work usually starts with incubating an idea and starting small. He has participated in the TED Residency program; mentored and coached student founders at several universities; founded Interfaith Ventures, a nonprofit organization that promotes religious unity and dialogue through inclusive events; worked with food experts and religious leaders on regenerative agriculture, the importance of buying local and supporting small farms; and most recently, created a Jewish-Muslim comedy show series called “Cut the Beef!”  His varied passions share a common thread of being about “first and foremost creating a society that’s built on truth.” He sees us all as neighbors. So his goal is simply “to build a longer table, not a taller fence.”  Please join interfaith leaders Aryae Coopersmith and Sally Mahe in conversation with this dynamic social entrepreneur and interfaith bridge builder. 

This week we present two stories from people who had encounters with ocean animals. Part 1: Stuck in the lab with buckets of jellyfish, Shreya Yadav must rethink why she's studying what she's studying in the first place. Part 2: Underwater photographer Keith Ellenbogen comes face to face with an animal he wasn't expecting. Shreya Yadav is a PhD candidate at the Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology, at the University of Hawaii. She studies how corals recover from major climatic disturbances. She is also interested in marine historical ecology and the socio-cultural aspects of fishing. Keith Ellenbogen is a celebrated photographer working with conservation-based organizations to showcase the visual complexity of underwater environments. He is an Assistant Professor of Photography at SUNY/FIT; Visiting Artist at Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Sr. Fellow, International League of Conservation; Fellow, The Explorers Club; Affiliate Partner, Mission Blue - A Sylvia Earle Alliance; the recipient of Hollings Ocean Awareness Award and a TED Residency. See Keith’s work at www.keithellenbogen.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Evita Turquoise Robinson shares her story of how a transformative trip to France for a film workshop would change her life trajectory and set her on a path to live in Japan, Thailand and beyond. She opens up about her experience being the only Black person in a small Japanese town teaching English but how some of the cultural exchanges with her students had a lasting impact on the rest of her life. Evita then shares the tragedy of losing one of her best friends in a motorcycle accident, but how she gained a guardian angel and permission to pursue her dreams. She explains the intensity of “reverse culture shock” when she returned to The Bronx, and how she founded NOMADNESS Travel Tribe to create the community that she needed of like-minded travelers of color. Evita shares her entrepreneurial journey of growing NOMADNESS into a business with multiple streams of income, all while creating a supportive community for Black and Brown travelers and challenging under-representation in the travel industry. She explains the importance of Black travel spaces, as well as the importance of acknowledging “intersectionality” around age, disability, gender and sexual orientation, and providing a platform for discussing diverse experiences within the Black travel community. Evita then talks about launching “Audacity Fest” as an in-person gathering for travelers of color before successfully pivoting to a virtual format as “Audacity Digi” after COVID-19. She also shares her experience in the TED Residency and what it was like giving the first TED Talk on the Black Travel Movement. And finally, Evita offers suggestions on how white people can be better allies. FULL SHOW NOTES AVAILABLE AT: www.TheMaverickShow.com

Jonathan Kalan takes us on his journey of international travel, journalism, entrepreneurship and co-founding “Unsettled”—a global travel community of 2,000+ people from 80+ countries who are redefining the terms of their own work and lifestyle.  Jonathan explains how, after college, he moved to Tanzania to open a pizza shop, and eventually transitioned into international journalism for major outlets like the BBC, Al Jazeera, and New York Times. After unexpectedly getting caught up in both the Egyptian coup in 2013 and the Al Shebab attack on the WestGate Mall in Nairobi, Kenya, and seeing dozens of people get killed, he began heavily reflecting on his ‘privilege' and how he could make the biggest impact on the world.  He tells the story of meeting his co-founder and ultimately doing a TED Residency to incubate the idea for his company “Unsettled”, and delivering a TED Talk at the end that. Jonathan then talks about the evolution of Unsettled, the steps taken to prioritize diversity and to ensure that participants are connected with locals in the ground, and how they facilitate that in places like Beirut, Lebanon. He then explains the types of travel experiences currently offered by Unsettled for one week, two weeks, and month-long durations.  He then explains Unsettled's virtual “Lifestyle Incubator” program that helps participants audit themselves, envision their ideal career and lifestyle, and then create an achievable action plan with timeline and accountability mechanisms to achieve it. FULL SHOW NOTES AVAILABLE AT www.TheMaverickShow.com

Постоянный участник программы TED Residency Мэттью Уилсон, который занимается медицинской клоунадой, принимает всерьёз старую поговорку о том, что смех — лучшее лекарство. В своём душевном выступлении он делится тем, как клоунада может помочь пациентам и медперсоналу справляться со стрессовыми ситуациями без побочных эффектов.

Spiritual Life Lessons For KidsAriane de Bonvoisin -  Ariane writes, coaches and frequently speaks on issues of personal and professional change, spiritual life, happiness and inspiration, entrepreneurship, women in the workplace, parenting and the topic of mindful living and conscious business. She is passionate about helping raise happy, conscious, healthy and empowered kids. She is a bestselling author, a speaker and has previously worked in the varied fields of consulting, big media, Venture Capital and startups. She considers herself a global soul having lived all over the world. Ariane has appeared on dozens of TV and radio shows, including NBC's Today Show, the CBS Early Show, CNN and ABC News Now. She recently completed a TED Residency in New York and her TED Talk on Life Skills for young kids will be available soon. In this CBJ/272 interview, we discuss Ariane's insight into the evolution of Spiritual Life Lessons For Kids. Spiritual Life - Books For You & Your ChildrenImagine tapping into the beauty of a child's innate wisdom through the sharing of sweet and wise words of guidance and valuable life skills. Ariane de Bonvoisin's series entitled Giggles and Joy: Spiritual Life Lessons for Kids does just this, with a healthy dose of enlightened humor and profound, yet simple, messages for babies and children up to ten years old. The series includes three special books: Giggles and Joy, You Are Loved and Being You.   Giggles and Joy gives new perspectives on everyday life, by celebrating topics like Mother Earth in unique ways, a child's growing body and all its remarkable abilities, and the importance of sleep. The book articulates the power of subjects like kindness and gratitude, and also of bad days as well. She helps the reader transform tough moments by infusing them with a new light, paving the way for an unexpected, yet welcome lesson. Giggles and Joy is a book that demonstrates the power each child carries within. Through the words found in this delightful book, images are created of a world beyond what is in front of the reader. Ariane created a deeper message that gives voice to a child's spiritual nature. You Are Loved centers on the concept that love is everywhere, breaking it down into examples so practical and relatable that speaks to a child on a soulful level. This radiant book transcends the mysteries of life into a thing of beauty; life can be happy and sad, confusing and exciting. Difficult experiences like illness, scary issues like dealing with change, and confusing matters like coping with grown-ups' emotions are all touched on with meaningful morsels of wisdom, tapping into the soul, helping children remember their inner light. Being You breathes energy into a child's essential connection to nature, terrestrial and spiritual. Touching upon subjects like God (while honoring the abundance of diverse spiritual beliefs), in telling the truth and the importance of breathing, this sweet book empowers children to believe in their strength of character. Readers are encouraged to take charge of their lives by listening to their heart and thinking for themselves. Being You nurtures the children who read it, wrapping them in a cloak of love and light, teaching them that they have the tools on the inside to heal, to overcome, to be who they are. Ariane describes her books as being "'spiritual' in that "they are imbued with love, optimism, humor, honesty, and common sense. They do not promote or offend anyone's sense of God or the Universe. They exist beautifully next to anyone's beliefs. It is urgent that we take care of our children's spirit as much as their minds and bodies." Website & Connections: http://www.arianedebonvoisin.com (http://www.arianedebonvoisin.com) http://www.gigglesandjoy.com (http://www.gigglesandjoy.com) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Ariane-de-Bonvoisin-81716173245/

SPIRITUAL LIFE LESSONS FOR KIDSImagine tapping into the beauty of a child’s innate wisdom through the sharing of sweet and wise words of guidance and valuable life skills. Ariane de Bonvoisin’s “Spiritual Life Lessons for Kids” book series does just this, with a healthy dose of enlightened humor and profound, yet simple, messages for babies and children up to ten. Join Terri Britt as she discusses Ariane’s books, how they can help a child in your life navigate challenging times, along with some tips and tools to get started now. Ariane writes, coaches and speaks frequently on issues of personal and professional change, happiness and inspiration, entrepreneurship, women in the workplace, parenting and the topic of mindful living and conscious business. She is passionate about helping parents, teachers and caregivers of all kinds raise happy, conscious, healthy and empowered kids. She has appeared on dozens of TV and radio shows, including NBC's Today Show, the CBS Early Show, CNN and ABC News Now. She recently completed a TED Residency in New York and her TED Talk on Life Skills for young kids will be available soon. This should be an enlightening show. Don’t miss it!

For photos, links, show notes, transcript and interactive video questions visit: https://nomadpodcast.com/jonathan-kalan-unsettled/ Jonathan Kalan shares insights from creating and running Unsettled, one of the leading nomadic travel programs. Science shows there are neurological benefits to blowing our own minds on a consistent basis and that, conversely, failing to do so causes brain atrophy Jonathan Kalan joins us today from Unsettled, a semi-structured retreat program with activities co-created by its participants designed to inspire and cultivate personal and professional growth. Jonathan was a photojournalist in a past life exposed to different perspectives in his coverage of events around the world and felt compelled to develop a platform that would help others gain perspective from traveling. In this interview Jonathan shares what it was like going through the TED Residency program in the early days of Unsettled, the value of diversity amongst their program participants, how their retreats work, who they're best suited for and his take on the future of the nomadic travel space. Enjoy!

On dit de ceux qui perçoivent des prestations sociales et allocations, qu’ils sont des « assistés ». Dans, cette quinzième émission, l’équipe de Piment s’interroge sur les préjugés que cache le discours sur l’assistanat : de quoi sont coupables les supposés assistés ? Quel traitement leur est réservé quand ils réussissent ? Et à qui doivent-ils réellement leurs réussites ? Puis, en deuxième partie d'émission, les membres de l'équipe racontent leurs histoires de vacances et discutent des enjeux et spécificités de voyager - en Babtounie - quand on est noir. En bonus un Dj Set de @petitpiment Sel & Poivre : 06'57 Merci les allocs ? : 20'20 Voyage en Babtounie : 1'01'25 Recommandations: 1'29'47 DJ set de @petitpiment : 1'38'30 Dans cet épisode on évoque : Merci les Allocs ? Le fléau de l’assistanat par Christian de Brie https://bit.ly/2I0soNz « Combien coûte et combien rapporte la Guyane à l’État ? ». Quand les relations (néo)coloniales se mettent à nues par João Gabriell https://bit.ly/2oB4oqU "Nous sommes les macaques de la Republique" par Elie Demota http://bit.ly/2uSN5sA "D'où vient le discours sur l’assistanat?" par Anne Chemin https://lemde.fr/2H5d0SK - Voyages en Babtounie Why the Black Travel movement has taken off par Phoebe Parke https://cnn.it/2qemq4F Evita Robinson: Reclaiming the globe par TED Residency https://bit.ly/2GLJq0W Tracklist : Winnie Mandela - Carlene Davis MC Solaar - RMI Big Sean - M.I.L.F China - Etre là bas Eddy Marc - Evasion Young Jeezy Vacation - Young Jeezy Contactez-nous : emissionpiment@gmail.com Playlist Spotify : https://spoti.fi/2JpepBM

Очень немногие из нас занимают должность, которая непосредственно связана с нашим прошлым опытом работы или специальностью, выбранной в колледже. Например, участник программы TED Residency Джейсон Шен в университете изучал биологию, но позже стал менеджером по продуктам в технологической компании. В этом небольшом, содержательном выступлении о человеческом потенциале Шен делится своими мыслями о том, что соискатели могут сделать, чтобы предстать перед работодателями в более привлекательном свете, и почему работодатели должны уделять больше внимания способностям кандидатов, а не их дипломам об образовании.

"We all feel a compelling need to watch stories, to tell stories ... to discuss the things that tell each one of us that we are not alone in the world," says TV titan Shonda Rhimes. A dominant force in television since "Grey's Anatomy" hit the airwaves, Rhimes discusses the future of media networks, how she's using her narrative-building skills as a force for good, an intriguing concept known as "Amish summers" and much more, in conversation with Cyndi Stivers, director of the TED Residency. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

«Мы все чувствуем непреодолимую потребность смотреть и рассказывать истории, обсуждать вещи, которые скажут каждому из нас, что мы не одиноки,» — говорит титан от телевидения Шонда Раймс, доминирующая на телевидении с тех пор как «Анатомия страсти» появилась в телеэфире. Раймс обсуждает будущее медиасетей, как она использует мастерство повествования в качестве силы добра, расскажет об интригующей концепции, известной как «Лето Амишей» и о много другом в беседе со Синди Стиверс, директором программы TED Residency.

"우리들은 모두 이야기를 보고, 전하고, ... 함께 사는 세상이란 걸 서로에게 말해주고 싶은 강한 욕구를 느낍니다." 라고 TV 방송계의 거물 숀다 라임즈(Shonda Rhimes)는 말합니다. "그레이스 아나토미"의 방영 이후, TV 방송계에서 절대적인 영향력을 가지게 된 그녀가, TED Residency의 연출가, 신디 스타이버스(Cyndi Stivers)와 함께 미디어 체제의 미래, 이야기를 꾸려가는 그녀의 재능을 선을 위한 힘으로 사용하는 법, 그리고 "아미쉬 여름"이라 불리는 흥미로운 것에 대해 이야기를 나눕니다.

"We all feel a compelling need to watch stories, to tell stories ... to discuss the things that tell each one of us that we are not alone in the world," says TV titan Shonda Rhimes. A dominant force in television since "Grey's Anatomy" hit the airwaves, Rhimes discusses the future of media networks, how she's using her narrative-building skills as a force for good, an intriguing concept known as "Amish summers" and much more, in conversation with Cyndi Stivers, director of the TED Residency.

Nikki Webber Allen is a 2-Time Emmy Award winner with 20 years of experience producing content for media outlets including Warner Bros., HBO, ABC, 20th Century Fox and BET. In 2013, while working as the Vice President of Casting & Talent Relations for the cable network TV One, Nikki lost her 22-year old nephew, Paul, to suicide after his years of struggle with depression and anxiety. Since then, she’s become a passionate mental health advocate. In Paul’s honor, she launched the nonprofit I Live For.org to create a safe space for honest, unapologetic conversations about mental health in communities of color where the cultural stigma of mental illness discourages far too many young people from seeking help. Esteemed scholar and advisor to the foundation, Michael Eric Dyson has called I Live For “an incredibly important organization that offers much needed support to those who too often suffer in silence.” Her work with I LIVE FOR.org has been featured in the Washington Post, Huffington Post, NPR and NBC News. She’s the host of Slate Magazine’s podcast “Life Effects” and she’s currently producing and directing a documentary film featuring a diverse group of compelling young men and women who reject the stigma of mental illness and share candid stories about their experiences living with depression and anxiety. The film is being scored by her husband musician Jeffrey Allen of the Grammy nominated R&B band Mint Condition. In Spring 2017, she was chosen for the highly-coveted TED Residency program which culminated in delivering an impassioned TED Talk entitled, “Don’t suffer from your depression in silence,” which has garnered over 1.7MM views.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-trauma-therapist-podcast-with-guy-macpherson-phd-inspiring-interviews-with-thought-leaders-in-the-field-of-trauma/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.