Meet my first "Human of Clubhouse": Aleem Arif. He's the founder and CEO of Bano eeMee, a socially conscious Canadian fashion brand known for our supple leathers.

 

Are you ready for a full week of podcasting? I will introduce you to incredible humans, changemakers, and world shapers I met on Clubhouse. The goal is to really and truly amplify the diverse voices in today's digital world, speak up and take action towards a more inclusive world for everyone!Clubhouse is THE NEW THING, however, it's not very inclusive since it's only available on iOS at the moment. That's why all live interviews on Clubhouse for this theme week will be recorded and then distributed here on the how to Be global podcast. 

 

Enjoy and make sure to follow me on Insta @sarahrapp._ for more global content! #howtoBeglobal

Are you ready for a full week of podcasting? I will introduce you to incredible humans, changemakers, and world shapers I met on Clubhouse. The goal is to really and truly amplify the diverse voices in today's digital world, speak up and take action towards a more inclusive world for everyone!Clubhouse is THE NEW THING, however, it's not very inclusive since it's only available on iOS at the moment. That's why all live interviews on Clubhouse for this theme week will be recorded and then distributed here on the how to Be global podcast. 

 

Enjoy and make sure to follow me on Insta @sarahrapp._ for more global content! #howtoBeglobal

Welcome to #QuickEpisodes on the how to Be global podcast! Every Wednesday about one fact, one question, or one challenge a time about global things at a time!

Today, I'm talking about the Cultural Dimensions. We're talking about the second dimension "Individualism versus Collectivism (IDV)" which displays how connected an individual is to others in their community.

IDV Country Ranking: https://clearlycultural.com/geert-hofstede-cultural-dimensions/individualism/

 

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Welcome to "Let's talk about countries no one talks about"Today we're traveling to Georgia 🇬🇪 A small and beautiful country with a big and ancient history and culture, most kind and very warm-hearted people living in and multinational, fighting its way for centuries for true independency and it's still relevant, freedom lover, HUGE wine culture, VERY TASTY food and cuisine, hospitality and being a guest means everything, locals just love to have a fun, warm and beautiful polyphonic folk music, you will find here Europe and Asia living together with all its pros and cons.

 

Meet my incredible Miki:

Gamarjoba! (hello in Georgian:)) My name is Miki, 32y old guy from Tbilisi, Georgia (country, not US state😆). I was born in South America - La Paz, Bolivia and lived there till the age of 5. Then some things have changed and we moved back to our home country in Georgia, where I was raised and I'd say I lived most of my conscious life, studied here, made my best friends here, and have a beautiful 6y old son also with me. Besides living in Georgia and Bolivia, I've spent 1.5y in Baku, Azerbaijan as an expat and now in 1-2month time I'll be moving to Hamburg, Germany to continue the journey of my life.

https://www.instagram.com/mikitbs/Make sure to follow me on Instagram @sarahrapp._ for more global things!#howtoBeglobal

Welcome to #QuickEpisodes on the how to Be global podcast! Every Wednesday about one fact, one question, or one challenge a time about global things at a time!

Today, I'm talking about the Cultural Dimensions. We're kicking off with the Power Distance Index (PDI) which is the degree of inequality that exists – and is accepted – between people with and without power.PDI Country Ranking

 

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This is Kathryn's story which is a representation of shared stories, formed relationships, and embodied experiences from the six weeks she spent dwelling with inhabitants near the Blos River in Northern Luzon, Philippines.

Meet my guest: Kathryn Thompson is a marketing and communications expert, self-published author, and photographer based in Canada. She graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Saskatchewan and a Master of Arts in Professional Communication from Royal Roads University. Kathryn published her book Life Near the Blos after travelling to a remote village in North Eastern Luzon, which was part of her masters research. She's also the founder of Creatively Owned, an international marketing and communications consultancy firm.

 

Buy her book here. You can find her here: Facebook ∙ Instagram ∙ LinkedIn ∙ WebsiteMake sure to follow me on Instagram @sarahrapp._ for more global things! #howtoBeglobal

Welcome to #QuickEpisodes on the how to Be global podcast! Every Wednesday about one fact, one question, or one challenge a time about global things at a time!Today, I'm talking about "time", more specifically about "time management across cultures". At first, this seems like a small thing, however, it causes BIG struggles.

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Meet the incredible Verena, who is working as a volunteer in the refugee camp(s) in Lesbos, and shares her experiences, perspectives, and how it really looks like. Her work is not paid and she is even covering all expenses for food and accommodation herself. If you want to support her, you can subscribe to her newsletter where you find also all details for the donations.

 

THANK YOU SO MUCH for your work, Verena! THANK YOU for speaking up! THANK YOU for not closing your eyes and don’t care about others! THANK YOU for being an amazing human!

 

You can find Verena here: Instagram ∙ Facebook 

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The "how to Be global" scholarships are alive! Support the orphans in Accra here (it's an old link but that the best way to do it for now until we have the proper foundation setup).HEY, HUMANS: Let’s take action instead of accepting poverty, hate, and bad conditions!

Welcome to #QuickEpisodes on the how to Be global podcast! Every Wednesday about one fact, one question, or one challenge a time about global things at a time!What we do: We want to give kids a future! We’re working towards The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal #4! “Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.”

In Ghana: Ghana has more than 12 million young people. Half of them will not have the skills necessary to participate in the emerging global workforce!

Impacting Youth: Thanks to your support for the #howtoBeglobal Scholarships, more than 20 orphans and kids from single-parents get an education.

 

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Viviana is back! Welcome my favorite guest back for the third time We’re clarifying all the differences in-between diversity, inclusion, stereotypes, biases, and prejudices.

She launches an amazing opportunity called “GMD Train the Trainer +”. Are you passionate about travel and cultures? Do you want to develop a curious open mindset and a global perspective? Are you ready to learn how to transform cultural diversity in a real competitive advantage? Are you looking for new opportunities in the intercultural field? Or… are you one of our fans and supporters and you are just curious about what we are up to and would like to be involved? Join Viviana and start this incredible journey. You can find all details here.

 

About Viviana:Viviana Premazzi is THE expert in developing a global mindset, help companies and individuals to understand the worlds around them. Born in Italy, now living in Malta but working with people from across the world, she started her company: Global Mindset Development™ GMD Malta.

 

You can find her here:

Instagram ∙ Instagram GMD ∙ LinkedIn ∙ LinkedIn GMD

 

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