On this episode of the Culture & Cafecito Podcast, I talk with Dr. Jason Yuan about his experience in medicine and how his culture has impacted his work and what he does to support his patients. We discuss what pranic healing is and how pranic healing otherwise known as energy healing can support people's mental health. We also delve deeper into how we can apply pranic healing to healing business culture and supporting employees in the workplace and we also talk about the difference between western and eastern medicine and how both can contribute to our healing.

You can connect with Dr. Jason Yuan on instagram at @drjasonyuan, email him at [email protected], learn more about his services and work on his website https://www.drjasonyuan.com/ and tune into his podcast The Pranic Healing Podcast pranichealingpodcast.buzzsprout.com

On this Episode of Culture & Cafecito Podcast, I chat with Qawi Austin, Coach and Consultant in the DEI space. We breakdown the different definitions of culture and what it takes to build inclusive, equitable and sustainable organizational cultures in today's society. In addition to this, we discuss what leaders need to consider in order to begin addressing systemic issues and what individuals commit to and can start doing in order to make contributions to creating healthy work environments.

One this Episode of the Culture & Cafecito Podcast, I chat with Beatriz Boaz, founder of Theta Breathwork.  We talk about how Theta Breathwork supported her in letting go of limiting beliefs as an entrepreneur, how she built her community, how this tool can help people from all cultures. During this chat we discuss the power of breath and how this healing modality can help people prioritize their well-being and tap into the best version of themselves.

One today's Episode, I chat with my colleague and friend Bryan Nesbitt, Finance Manager, Well-being Wizard and Mental Health Advocate at Deloitte.  On this episode we talk about culture as it relates to mental health in the workplace. As vulnerable conversation we share our own mental health journeys, what led to our own mental health breakdown, the stigma and shame around mental health issues at work and what wellness and tools have supported our well-being. We talk in detail as to how our journeys have contributed to what we do now, how leaders can set the tone to help to de-stigmatize mental health and how organizations can create the conditions that enable their employees to bring their whole selves to work in order to foster corporate cultures of integrated well-being.  This conversation was so vulnerable for me but hope our stories keeps inspiring you to share your own story, to keep going wherever you are on your mental health journey, and remember that your mental health challenges can often become your biggest contributions.

This is the 1st episode of season 2 of the Culture & Cafecito Podcast. Nathalia as your host, and Corpore Wellness Coach & Consultant, shares more about who she is, how the podcast began, how it evolved, what she is up to now and how she can help you your team. Grab a cup of coffee, sit back and connect!

On today's episode, I chat with James Silvas, Performance Coach and Mindset Specialist. James helps leaders, entrepreneurs and athletes to optimize their performance in their lives and their work. During this connected conversation, James and I discuss leadership, what is a leader, what it takes to be an effective leader, and how leaders can shape culture and overcome impostor syndrome. Originally Recorded on June 26, 2021.

On today's episode, I chat with Tiffany Castagno, Chief Executive Officer of Cultivating the Evolution of Professional HR (CEPHR, LLC). Tiffany is a Transformative HR Curator of Culture. She supports SMBs & founders in building infrastructures-to-scale, strengthening employer brands, engaging teams, & cultures where people want to stay. Tiffany has a wealth of knowledge in the HR space and brings a ton of perspective on how to make work cultures more inclusive, collaborative and deliberate based on her personal and professional experience. In this episode, we talk about what contributes to toxic cultures and how leaders can create simple yet powerful structures to have more authentic and courageous conversations that foster more caring and conscientious work cultures. Orginally recorded: June 13, 2021.

On today's Episode, I chatted with Professor Richard Gardner, Assistant Professor of Management, Entrepreneurship, and Technology at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. During this awesome conversation we talk about the "dark" side of corporate culture. We discuss how imposter syndrome, social comparison and vulnerability creates and contributes to fostering healthy and toxic work cultures. The conversation is so rich. We also discuss how reward systems and performance tools reinforce culture and how the strategic processes companies undergo to define and live their values, is what ultimately impacts a company's bottom line and retention. Honestly, this is a must listen. We get real poetic here, as Professor Gardner asserts that creating corporate culture is as intentional as the brush stroke of an artist and that to truly build a culture of consensus, it requires us to tune into our own personal agency of how our actions and inactions both serve to create and contribute culture. You can connect with Professor Richard Gardner and his work by contacting him at [email protected]. Episode originally recorded on May 18, 2021.

One today's Episode, I connect with my colleague and friend Bryan Nesbitt, Finance Manager, Well-being Wizard and Mental Health Advocate at Deloitte. In this episode we talk about culture as it relates to mental health in the workplace. As a vulnerable conversation we share our own mental health journeys in corporate America, what led to our own mental health breakdown and what wellness and tools have supported our well-being. We talk in detail as to how we can begin to de-stigmatize mental health in the workplace and how leaders can create the conditions to enable their team members to bring their whole selves to work in order to foster corporate cultures of integrated well-being.  This conversation was so vulnerable for me as it allowed me the space to share a bit of my own mental health journey. We hope our stories keep inspiring you to keep going wherever you are on your mental health journey and remember that you are always your best advocate and that your community always has your back! You can connect with Bryan on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryannesbitt/

On today's Episode we chat with Swati Singh writer and author of the novel “Her Brave Journey” that she recently published! We talk about culture as related to Kiara the character in her novel, a south Asian-American woman who is survivor of many adversities. In today’s #MeToo era where women and men are speaking about their stories of assault speak into themes covered and experienced Kiara such as bullying, abuse, manipulation, domestic abuse and societal expectations and how her story can help inspire, strengthen and empower other women to find self healing through a connection to sacred truths.  You can connect with her @author_swati_singh and here www.swatisingh.org.