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Do you want to shift your thoughts to change your reality?  Do you want to shift your self- criticism into compassion?  Today I welcome Charli D'Amelio, a digital superstar, crowned “the reigning queen of TikTok,” by The New York Times. Charli was the first on the platform to hit 100 million followers and is the current leading female TikTok creator with over 150 million followers, making her the most followed person on the platform. Now Charli is one of the most recognizable faces online, in print and on screen with her family's Hulu docuseries, The D'Amelio Show. In this interview, Charli doesn't hold anything back. She openly discusses how she preserves her self-esteem and identity while navigating the challenges of online bullying and fame. She talks about her breaking point and what led her to change the way she talked to herself by implementing self-compassion. It's a reminder that checking in with yourself is important in order to sort out emotions and assess your physical and emotional needs.  In this interview, you will learn  The importance of being kind to yourself  How to tap into your authentic self How to rediscover yourself and giving yourself permission to be  The power of learning to trust yourself and your decisions  Strengthening your ability to bounce back from setbacks. How to voice your needs to those around you.  Join us in a conversation of self-exploration, where we explore the depths of self-awareness and empower you to build trust in yourself and your choices.  With Love and Gratitude, Jay Shetty What We Discuss: 00:00 Intro  02:34 Did Charli Just Get Lucky?!  5:50 Charli's Online Identity vs. Her Real-life Persona  11:26 Learning To Focus On What Actually Matters  13:43 On Losing Her Identity 19:10 Finding Joy In Everyday Life  25:00 How To Be Less Self-critical  29:00 Treating Your Friends With Kindness  32:43 Navigating Difficult Family Dynamics  36:43 What It's Like To Film A Reality TV Show  39:10 On Being Trust In The Adult World At The Age of  16 45:24 Gossip, Rumors, and Clickbait 47:38 Being Friends With Other Influencers  50:15 Having A Famous Boyfriend  54:28 Learning To Ignore The Haters  58:34 Raising Her New Puppy!  1:00:30 Finding Her Personal Style  1:02:00 Learning To Use Her Voice  1:09:40 Finding Peace With Animals  1:13:15 Visiting Africa  1:17:30 Charli D'Amelio On Final Five Episode Resources: Charli D'Amelio | Instagram Charli D'Amelio | TikTok Charli D'Amelio | YouTube Charli D'Amelio | Twitter Charli D'Amelio | Facebook Charli D'Amelio | Website Want to be a Jay Shetty Certified Life Coach? Get the Digital Guide and Workbook from Jay Shetty https://jayshettypurpose.com/fb-getting-started-as-a-life-coach-podcast/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I wanted to hear about my buddy Mike's most recent trip to Tanzania and today he tells us all about everything from his close encounters with lions, watching wildebeest frantically cross a crocodile infested river, to getting to spend time with people who live there and learning about their day to day lives. Travel has been such an important part of my personal growth and I'm always excited to hear about how others share similar experiences of human connection, even on the opposite side of the planet. Some pictures get shared during this conversation so if you'd like a glimpse at what we're looking at check out my YouTube or Rumble channels (Rumble video will be up within the week, I'm slowly but surely catching up to getting my backlog of episodes uploaded and current there as well) links to both of which are found in my link tree below. Get involved with the conversation here: https://linktr.ee/tindelsrazor Music by Scott Toddy: https://www.scotttoddy.com/ 

Ben Chapple, a PhD student with the Zoological Society of London, joins Robbie to discuss his thesis of the effects of climate change and tourism on wildlife in Africa - and wild dogs in Kenya, specifically. A non-hunter who's not a fan of hunting ‘for fun', he's the perfect guy to have this conversation with - about the reality of conservation work in Africa and how hunting fits in there and around the world.  Celebrating new Conservation Club members of Blood Origins DSC South Texas https://www.dscsouthtexas.org/ Walther Arms https://waltherarms.com/ Rocky Mountain Goat Alliance https://goatalliance.org/ See more from Blood Origins: https://bit.ly/BloodOrigins_Subscribe Music: Migration by Ian Post (Winter Solstice), licensed through artlist.io Podcast is brought to you by: Bushnell: https://www.bushnell.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week the continent welcomed Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi for a three country visit. It's a rare visit, it's the first by an Iranian president to Africa in ten years. President Raisi's trip began in Kenya where he was welcomed by President William Ruto and a military parade. This week President Raisi heads to Uganda and then to Zimbabwe. In recent years, western countries have imposed sanctions to make Iran's leaders agree to limit its nuclear activities and have severely damaged Iran's economy. So today Africa Daily's Alan Kasujja has been looking at Africa's relationship with Iran and what this renewed interest could mean for the continent.

As a result of slavery in the United States, the family history of many African Americans was erased. Today, many African Americans still know little to nothing about their ancestral roots. Shido, an artist living in California, is one of them. So, when he was offered the opportunity to visit Africa, he immediately jumped at the chance. In this episode, Shido recounts his life-changing adventure to the Ivory Coast and the whirlwind of emotions that he experienced along the way.

Curious about how our trip to Botswana went and what we did there? Tune into this episode to find out what our experience was like, what all we did, and how the experience was deeply moving for both of us. We experienced the true wilderness of Botswana and spent time in the "bushes" observing many incredible animals in their true glory, in their own habitats - lions, elephants, leopards, cheetahs, zebras, hyenas, wild dogs, warthogs, wildebeests, and so many more animals and birds. Join us in this episode to hear from our amazing guide, Isaac Tapa, who shared his love, passion and knowledge with us while we were there. Born and raised in eastern Botswana, Isaac knew early on in his life that he cared deeply for nature and animals. He joined the tourism industry, which is Botswana's second largest industry, so that he could pursue his love for the natural world by becoming a guide. For him, it's not a job - it's a way of life, a passion that keeps growing day by day. No two days in the bush are ever the same for him, and being the bush never disappoints. Above all else, he appreciates the absolute tranquility that comes with being out in the wild, surrounded by the beauty of nature and animals.--Isaac is a guide with Okavango Expeditions, a company that aims to share a real and untouched Africa with travelers from around the world. They specialize in lodge and mobile safaris and value doing all their work in sustainable, eco-friendly ways. More information about Isaac can be found on his Facebook page.More information about Okavango Expeditions can be found on their website:https://okavangoexpeditions.com/A huge thank you to Africa Geographic, who arranged all our travels in Botswana and ensured that we were fully prepared before we came. They strive to facilitate tourism in a way that benefits African ecosystems, biodiversity and people. They place high value on conservation and sustainability through all their activities. More information about Africa Geographic can be found on their website:https://africageographic.com/

DUCHESSE runs a travel blog that shows black women traveling the world. she is a traveller herself and i caught up with her to chat about how to use Social Media,Visiting Africa and more. #visitburundi Find Duchess here : https://www.instagram.com/beingduchesse/ Her Travel blog : https://beingduchesse.com/2021/03/08/5-women-who-have-changed-the-travel-game-for-us/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/king-f-k/message

Our guest today is Calvin Cottar, the owner and director of Cottars 1920s Camp. The Cottar family is iconic in the world of safari, as they were one of the first families to pioneer the safari experience we all now enjoy. Cottar’s Camp itself sits on the edge of the Maasai Mara in Kenya and conserves over 7,600 acres of land. While the camp is gorgeous, full of modern luxuries, and amazing service - you can tell Calvin’s passion lies in the experience and conservation of land. Calvin and I discuss why a visit to Africa is so emotional and the role these luxury safari lodges play in preserving wildlife for future generations. See show notes, photos, and listener perks HERE. Connect with me on Social: Instagram LinkedIn

Visiting Africa is a dream for many, and Tanya Khanijow made hers come true on her solo trip to Namibia. It was her first time in the continent, and she drove across the country in a 4x4. She describes her journey as 'life-changing', and in this conversation, we find out why. This #PepTalk opens up with Tanya talking about how this trip actually happened. She goes on to tell us about her 4x4 vehicle, or as we now call it, the 'wonder car'. Head to 11:11 for details on arriving in the country and the route she took. At 16:00, she details her experience and interactions with animals and seeing 3 out of the Big 5. She went out of her way to interact with the Himba tribe, a tribe that is living in present-day Africa but still holds on to its traditions. Listen to her talk about this at 20:00. At 26:40, she tells us how we can be a little more responsible as travellers. Tanya goes on to talk about her experience camping in the desert at 28:50. All things food come in at 35:15, followed by an incredible helicopter ride and some tailored experiences at 43:35. A little bit of mysticism comes in at 45:50, and then a little bit of Bollywood at 48:16. Listen to her highlights from the trip at 52:00. To round off this #PepTalk, Tanya talks about the logistical aspect of traversing through Namibia and gives us a quick 10-day plan to explore the country. Tanya is a travel filmmaker extraordinaire, and her work will transport you to wherever she goes through brilliant cinematography, editing and narration. Hop over to www.youtube.com/tanyakhanijow to see what she does. You can also follow her on Instagram at www.instagram.com/tanyakhanijow. Follow me at www.instagram.com/peppytravelgirl. You can also reach out to me at www.peppytravelgirl.com. Music by Pranav Chadha.

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Even the most adventurous travelling families sometimes draw the line at holidays in Africa - but as this episode explores, it should definitely be on your family travel wishlist. The Kidventures family travel podcast hosts are joined by Karen Beddow, mum of three, who also writes the family travel blog called Mini Travellers, and who's racked up three separate family holidays to Africa.Visiting Rwanda, Malawi and Tanzania, Karen and her family - three girls, including twins - were faced with plenty of worried reactions but it's provided her kids with experiences they'll never forget, not least a close encounter with a lion. She gives her tips on how to plan the perfect family holiday in Africa, especially if you haven't visited yourself, advice to bear in mind and the extra essentials to pack. Her attitude? Visiting Africa with kids isn't just about the amazing travel memories. Helping kids to see how different and how similar life is in these three countries has taught some valuable lessons - and proved that if you can tackle Disneyland, you can do anything.Find out more at https://www.kidventures.co.uk or check out Karen's blog at https://minitravellers.co.ukCheck out the other podcast episodes or subscribe for more family travel inspiration, tips, destination advice and recommendations from some of the UK's top family travel experts, including hosts Cathy and Ting from family travel blogs MummyTravels.com and My-Travelmonkey.com.

Is visiting Africa on your travel wishlist? On Episode 7 we present Part 3 of the Black Travel Business Series. We speak with Tiffanie Anderson, the founder of Away to Africa, a destination management company procuring African travel itineraries to some of the most beautiful destinations on the continent.  If you loved this episode please subscribe and tell a friend! Away to Africa: www.awaytoafrica.com Instagram: @awaytoafrica Facebook: facebook.com/awaytoafrica Get travel inspiration and tips from www.outdoorsydiva.com

Summary: Dr. Travis Zigler. Travis is the founder of Eye Love, whose mission is to end preventable blindness. Travis and his wife, Dr. Jenna Zigler, use the profits from Eye Love to fund free and low-cost clinics in Jamaica. They also started a charity called the Eye Love Cares Foundation, which provides exams, glasses, and sunglasses for those in need, free education and scholarships for students that align with their mission. Travis will be discussing his career journey as well as some of his greatest tools to navigate the business world. From mindfulness, meditation, ecommerce advice and reading business books to his son, you are bound to learn something new and hopefully be inspired to give back too! Show Notes: What has been the biggest challenge Travis faced in the online business world? Replacing income and overcoming the fear of getting rid of a safety net. Has Travis ever been in debt and how did that affect his mindset about money? He has student debt and believes that debt creates a scarce mindset, but rethinking the relationship with money will help overcome that barrier. Find passive investments that can generate the money for your loan payments without you needing to think about it. What advice does Travis have to rewrite negative thoughts around money? Consume media with positive and forward thinking mentalities and the scarce mindset will begin to shift to abundance thinking. How has Travis’ attitude towards money changed as he’s achieved success? He began to look at money as an opportunity to grow, using an abundance mindset. How has mastermind classes impacted Travis’ journey? He remembers that any challenge that presents itself has been dealt with by someone else. Has Travis ever had any major “Aha” moments? When attending classes and conferences, learning to compare the money to the experience. This has helped Travis decide if it’s worth it. An example of a golden nugget that has impacted Travis. Discovering “https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20141127000139-7658263-what-is-clickfunnels/ (ClickFunnels)”, a software tool to help them hit $10M in sales. How has risk-taking played into Travis’ success. He doesn’t believe the high-risk, high-reward mentality, because calculated risks can get just as much reward. About Travis’ first mission. After his first mission trip to Ecuador during optometry school he had an experience with a patient that led him to follow his path of volunteering. Eye Love’s strategy to evolve in the future. Travis hopes that overtime, with the money raised, him and his wife can begin to build necessary clinics across the world. What led Travis to choose Jamaica as the place that he would focus on? It was mainly the people Travis met and worked with that continued to persuade him to go back. How achieving success has impacted Travis’ ability to give back? Having put the mission before his business, he feels his success has followed from his ability to give. Travis’ most meaningful moment since that first man in Ecuador. The success stories of consumers’ lives being changed from the product. The most impactful person in Travis’ journey to do well. His father. Seeing his Dad’s commitment to work is an inspiration. The most impactful person in feeding Travis’ drive to do good. His mother. Seeing how she treats people is hugely motivational to him. What does Travis do to get out of a funk? Meditation Travis’ app or tool he would recommend The app https://insighttimer.com/ (Insight Timer). Travis’ most recommended book. https://personalmba.com/review/ready-fire-aim/ (Ready, Fire, Aim) One thing on Travis’ bucket list. Visiting Africa for a mission trip and safari. The worst and best piece of advice that Travis has received related to success. The worst advice is high risk equals high...

Ubuntu Peoples Podcast, Ep #70--Martin Terrell: Without a Compass--Steering Blackness Down Every Road (Part 2 of 2) In part 2, Martin and I talk, among other things about Blackness in the Midwest corridor; Education as the avenue forward; Writing a memoir and the critical response from siblings; Visiting Africa and not feeling at home; Funding the UNCF, HBCUs and the sustainability of that model; Being ready to step on the road, more or less travelled; Lessons from a 71 year old Black man just being 1. Book... http://www.chapelhillpress.com/product/without-a-compass 2. UNCF... https://www.uncf.org 3. My memoir... www.lulu.com/orondeash --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Travelling the breadth of the UK in her enviable job as the presenter of BBC1’s Escape to the Country is more calming than Sonali Shah’s previous travels which included making a ‘kidnap plan’ when filming in Afghanistan, needing armed guards at her wedding in Kenya and being stuck in a military coup in Bangkok. With family from Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and India she’s a true child of the Commonwealth and also a Londoner through and through.    On this episode we cover:   Feeling like a true Londoner Coming from an East African Asia family Being a true child of the commonwealth Her family in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda The Indian work ethic Lisa and Sonali’s shared Indian background Her dad studying Pharmacy at Bradford University in Yorkshire Her mother training to become a midwife The British Asian Community in England Growing up in Harrow, London Growing up speaking Gujarati Beating playground bullies Dealing with racism Having a foot in both camps Loving her Indian wardrobe and Indian dance Huge Indian weddings Great curry! Being a vegetarian Visiting Africa as a child How London is the best city in the world Being in love with London Spending every summer in Kenya and Tanzania Visiting India for the first time Lisa’s experience in India The weird feeling of looking Indian but not actually being Indian Worrying about Malaria now she has kids How we are now a bit more risk conscious Filming a documentary in Afghanistan. Seeing the beauty in Afghanistan through the destruction Visiting Haiti after the earthquake Visiting China after the earthquake Reporting on the Beijing Olympics Supporting arsenal since childhood The departure of Arsene Wenger Reporting for BBC Sport on triathlon in New Zealand., Canada, San Diego, Stockholm and more Having to go on ‘hostile a environment course’ Preparing for being potentially kidnapped in Kabul Feeling vulnerable in Kabul Wearing a Hijab Hoping American helicopters wouldn’t think the camera was a weapon Kids avoiding mines cluster bombs in Afghanistan The Garden Route in South Africa Loving Safaris Brazil Being mistaken for a local in Japan The beauty of weddings abroad Weddings in Spain, Africa, India, Greece… The most fabulous wedding she attended The beauty of Rajasthan in India Greek Orthodox weddings in Greece Getting married in Kenya White water rafting in Seattle and Australia Gorilla watching in Uganda How travel has changed since having kids Not wanting to spoil the kids Taking the kids to Dubai Kids and sleep or rather the lack of it How glamping beats camping Safari in the Ngorongoro Crater How Italy is great for vegetarians Rediscovering Europe with children in tow The peril of being tied into school holidays Childhood trips to Butlins, Pontins and Blackpool Why camping is an alien concept to Asians Her job on BBC1’s Escape to the Country Showing people properties around the country Travelling the UK for three nights a week Climate change and its effect on the seasons and weather patterns Climate change’s effect on the Maldives Devon, Cornwall, Norfolk, the Peak District, dry stone walls, Chatsworth House. Why the ‘mystery house’ is always the favourite A celebrity version of Escape to the Country Moving to Brighton or Sussex Being stuck in a military coup in Bangkok The 2006 Tsunami A terrifying tsunami warning when in Malaysia Her strange holiday in South Africa shortly after the murder of British honeymooner Anni Dewani Providing armed guards at her own wedding in Kenya The girl from Ipanema in Rio de Janeiro

I hangout with my beautiful friends Anya, Keisha and Nakia to discuss the cultural impact of Black Panther and all things “SNACKS.” The episode starts with two separate interviews with people outside of the theater waiting to see the film. Later the ladies discuss their thoughts on the film. #WakandaOverEverybody   Discussion: Black Panther Menu Choosing the right atmosphere to watch Black films African Attire & Appropriation The Film’s Oakland Intro The Scriptwriting Museum Bae and Jabari Snacks Black Panther’s Cultural Influence Non-Black Reception LGBTQQIA & Representation Wakanda Series & Afro-Futurism Travel and Visiting Africa Michael B. Jordan - Not Believable? Shoutouts: Booktini http://www.booktini.com Twitter, FB & IG: @Booktini Mate Masie Curation https://www.instagram.com/matemasiecuration Contact Me: Questions? Comments? Or Show Topics you would like to hear? Contact Me: lifeselective@gmail.com Twitter: @LifesPodcast  #LifesPodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifesElectivePodcast/

In this Episode of Believe, we help you with: #1) [Money & Business] After Starting 27+ Businesses, Damion Lupo Has This Business Advice For You #2)[True Success] After a lot of Pain, Successful Businessman Damion Lupo on his Definition of "True Success" #3) [Health & Wellness] "Yokido" Founder Damion Lupo on the Benefits of Martial Arts & What it can do for You #4) [World News] Millionaire Damion Lupo on how his Life Changed after Visiting Africa and Seeing People Live in Houses Made of Scraps & Trash #5) [Money & Business] Is the Stock Market Rigged? #6) [Money & Business] Flipping Houses is NOT the Best Way to Invest in Real Estate - Here's Something Better #7) [Money & Business] Why Russia & China are Stockpiling Gold... and Why You Should, Too.. Our website: http://www.believe.love

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