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Today's episode is with Nives Gadoni. Nives, of Eastern Switzerland was exiled from the United States and Canada after serving 4 years in a New York State Prison back in 2012. She had been set up in a sting by an affiliate of a major hip hop record label who cooperated with Federal Agents in the take down of her underground sex empire. She shares the gritty details in the upcoming release of her tell all book.
Born to an Italian father and Swiss mother, Nives grew up in East Switzerland with her family. She always had a taste for the luxurious life. Moving to New York City in the wake of the new millennium, she made her way into the lives and bank accounts of the famous, wealthy and powerful. Nives credits her rise to the top to the worlds oldest profession. She gained the luxurious life she had always pictured by having over 50 of the worlds most beautiful women spread over four continents. But it came with a price. Prison, heartbreak and betrayal.
Nives is now residing in Europe and operating numerous legal businesses.
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Today's episode is with multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer T.L. Mazumdar aka EveryNowHere. He grew up in India, UK, Germany and North Africa. Over the years, he has pursued his musical ambitions across continents and nations, channeling his nomadic travels into collaborations and sonic visions. There are several places around the world that have found their way into Mazumdar’s musical outings, but one had been left out until now – and that place is the dark corners of his own mind.
In our episode, we dive into his struggles and triumphs with mental health as well as what he has been up to since his last visit to As Told By Nomads.
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Today's interview is with Janel Dyan. Janel is an executive brand strategist and founder of Janel Dyan, Inc. With her proven JD Methodology and three step process, Dyan has found that a female executive’s personal brand is the missing link between female driven consumer economy, and the rise of women in leadership by asking not “What do I wear” but rather “What story do you want to tell?”
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Today's episode is with Layla Saad. Layla is a globally respected writer, speaker and podcast host on the topics of race, identity, leadership, personal transformation and social change.
As an East African, Arab, British, Black, Muslim woman who was born and grew up in the West, and lives in Middle East, Layla has always sat at a unique intersection of identities from which she is able to draw rich and intriguing perspectives. Layla's work is driven by her powerful desire to become a good ancestor; to live and work in ways that leave a legacy of healing and liberation for those who will come after she is gone.
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WOW! Episode FREAKING 500!!! I am so grateful and honored to be here. In this episode, I share what the journey has been so far me and the lessons I have learned. And then I share some more upcoming projects, announcements, and resources. Please see below to make sure you don't miss them.
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Thank you so much for all your support!!!
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Today's episode is with Chris Kukk. Dr. Kukk is the HarperCollins author of The Compassionate Achiever, co-host of The Compassionate Achiever Podcast, founding Director of the Center for Compassion, Creativity and Innovation, Professor of Political Science/Social Science at Western Connecticut State University, a Fulbright Scholar, Director of the Kathwari Honors Program, and member of Phi Beta Kappa. He received his Ph.D. in political science from Boston College and his B.A. from Boston University. He was also an international security fellow at Harvard University’s Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs. His research and publications combine neuroscience with the social sciences and focus on understanding how weaving values such as compassion into our learning, civic, and business communities affect levels of financial, intellectual, and social capital. Dr. Kukk was also a counter-intelligence agent for the United States Army, a research associate for Cambridge Energy Research Associates, and has provided the A.P., NPR, The Economist magazine, and other media outlets with analysis on a wide range of topics and issues.
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Tamara Burkett is a #1 Bestselling Business Author who fully believes in the power of story to motivate, inspire and educate. By combining her own personal first-hand experience, with her business expertise, she delivers compelling yet relatable interviews, on-line events, panels, meetings that have been met with rave reviews, and can be adapted to suit your audience. Consultant, Brilliant Practicing ExpertTM, and advisor, Tamara is an experienced businesswoman. She has helped entrepreneurs and small businesses find the right technology to cultivate personal connections in a humane way.
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Today's episode is with Ayomide (Mimi) Aborowa. Mimi is the Founder and Creative Director of ìrìn journal, an annual print magazine that explores African culture through travel, people and community. Her goal with ìrìn journal is to shine a different kind of light on African cities. She aims to capture the heart and beauty in different cultures and communities around the continent and to inspire her readers.
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Today's episode is with Dr. Ethan Becker. Ethan discovered, from a very early age, that if you knew how to harness the power of speech you would be the most powerful person in any room. He went on to becoming the youngest highest paid marketing exec at a very large corporate company and then decided to go off on his own. Today celebrity icons and major business leaders hire Ethan to control their fear of speaking, command greater attention and close larger deals. The white house even refers people to him to improve their political speech campaigns!
His book ‘Mastering Communication at work’ is an international bestseller (top 50 business books in Asia) and has been used at Harvard, Johns Hopkins University, University of Texas, and many other schools. Ethan has even bigger plans for the future as he believes that everything comes down to the way we communicate. He’s on a mission to heal the world through the psychology of communication.
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Today's episode is with Johannes Voelkner. Johannes Voelkner is the founder of Nomad Cruise - one of the largest digital nomad experiences in the world. Originally from Germany, he moved to South Africa in where he built his first location independent business. In 2010, he became a digital nomad. While he loved the lifestyle, he was missing the connections to other remote workers and craved community. He wrote the first travel guide for people who work online to inspire more people to live their dream and work while traveling the world. Eventually, the guide led to the creation of Nomad Cruise where he has helped thousands of digital nomads find community.
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