KOREM Podcast

KOREM Podcast

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  • Ep. 27 Varnek Bazile | Kisa’l mande pou’w rekomanse a zero | Motivasyon

    Yon ti chita avek Varnek Bazile ki se yon IT Engineer. Nou te gen chans pale de koman li te arive rebati la vi li aprè li te pedi tout sa li te posede aprè 12jan.


    Topics:
    Dealing with trauma
    Overcoming obstacles
    Process of rebuilding
    Being a good steward

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    45 min
  • Ep. 26 Anith Benjamin | Take advantage of your resources | Career

    Yon ti chita pale Avek Anith Bejamin ki se founder Golden Vie. Li explike istwa li, poukisa li kreye platform e resous ki disponib pou Elev nan Highschool/University.

    Topics:

    Golden Vie's Mission

    First Generation College Students Challenges

    Lack of Scholarship opportunities from Haitian Businesses

    Bio:

    Anith currently works as a Family Service Specialist at Early Learning Coalition of Palm Beach County. She received her bachelor’s degree at Florida Agriculture and Mechanical University and is currently a Public Administration Graduate Student at Barry University.

    Furthermore, Anith is the founder of Golden Vie Inc a small nonprofit that aims to provide resources to low income high school students in South Florida. The Golden Vie Glass Slippers project sponsors a low income graduating seniors prom expense. The Golden Ticket Supply Drive provides college supplies and dorm necessities to a low-income Haitian descent graduating senior. And Golden Vie provides College Readiness workshops to ESOL students. Golden Vie Inc has also focused on providing resources to Undocumented Immigrant Students

    in the Haitian Community by connecting them with information and scholarships. Anith vision is that Golden Vie Inc can be a place where the underrepresented Haitian, first generation, and or immigrant high school students would be targeted for college resources, scholarships and career

    opportunities.

    Anith has a passion in social services, and public policy. She has high aspirations in continuing her work in serving low income students. She also has high hopes of being an advocate for immigrant high school students in the Haitian Community and providing them with more resources to strive for higher education after high school.


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    31 min
  • Ep. 25 Ralphe Jean-Poix | Koman pou’w jwenn ”purpose” ou | Motivasyon
    Nan Epizod sa nou te chita pale avek Ralphe Jean-Poix ki tap explike poukisa li te arive chanje karyè pwofesyonel li, lesson li aprann, e koman li arive jwenn "purpose" li. 
    Topics:  
    Ability to Pivot
    Career Change
    Finding your Purpose
    Dealing with Low self-esteem
    Bio: 
    My name is Ralphe Jean-Poix and I am a Senior Leadership Development Specialist for Suncoast Credit Union. My passion is developing leaders to reach their full potential through seminars and workshops to create alignment while identifying your why. I was born in Cap-Haitien and moved to the states at the age of 9. I gained my Finance degree from the University of South Florida with the hopes of becoming a Financial Advisor. After working for a mutual fund investment firm for two years, I realized that I was not fulfilling my why. It’s definitely ok to pivot and come up with a new plan and that’s exactly what I did. I am currently facilitating courses on Public Speaking, Critical Thinking, Communication, Coaching, Strategies, and Motivation. I take joy in helping our staff discover and fine tune what’s already inside of them. We all are capable of far more than we are currently doing and my goal is to turn potential energy into kinetic energy.
    Follow Ralphe: 
    https://www.instagram.com/ralphejp/
    Follow KOREM: 
    https://www.instagram.com/korempodcast/
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    43 min
  • Ep. 24 Lawrence Gonzalez | Paying off debt & bridging the wealth gap | Personal finance

    Nan epizod sa, nou te chita pale ak Lawrence Gonzalez kote li tap explike koman li arive peye $125k nan debt e kreye strateji pou’l pase a $350k nan networth. Started off with -$125k in debt to $350k networth. Is it possible to build wealth during this economic downturn? Eskel posib pou’w bati riches padan ekonmi an ap efonfre? Topics: Paying debt Lifestyle creep Bridging the wealth gap Strategies to start building wealth Bio: Raised in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Lawrence is a proud Haitian-American with distant Brazilian roots in Sau Paulo, Brazil. Over the past 7 years, Lawrence has served as an Auditor for the US Department of Treasury, Office of Inspector General but still finds time to play an active role in his community. Lawrence disseminates financial literacy education through articles, worksheets, and speaking engagements aimed at providing solutions to socio-economic disparities affecting Black and Brown communities.

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    48 min
  • Ep. 23 Youline Silgnena | Koman pou’w devni yon Realtor | Motivasyon

    Yon ti chita ak Youline sou koman ou ka vinn yon Realtor, ki difikilte ki gen ladanl, e ki preparyon ou ka fe pou’w entegre’w. Topics: How to deal with rejection Power of being persistence Importance of a great mentor Link in bio: Apple Podcast, Spotify and YouTube Youline Silgnena has been a resident of Florida since 2001, immigrating from the island nation of Haiti with her family to pursue better life opportunities. After graduating from high school in the state of Florida, she went to college in Miami and received her Bachelor’s degree in Business with an emphasis in the Fashion Industry. After finishing school, she quickly realized that her love of business couldn’t be restricted to the Fashion Industry and got her license to pursue Real Estate. After actively working in the Real Estate Industry in Miami for several years, Youline moved back up to the Tampa Bay Area to be closer to her family and for a change of scenery. She continues to have that same passion in Real Estate as she did in Miami, and the same passion has grown into different areas of Real Estate and the education and resources it provides.

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    32 min
  • Ep. 22 Alexander Clerville | Koman pou’w fè siksè nan karyè profesyonel ou | Career

    Alexander Clerville, the founder of SeizeIT, an alumnus of the illustrious Florida A&M University. He spent four years pursuing my bachelor's degree in Computer Science. Now, he's currently working for Lockheed Martin as a system engineer. His purpose is to create and deliver products that will impact the lives of others.

    SeizeIT is the best way for students to find out what their major entails, demands, or produces. Our features allow you to discover, apply to, and attend all the life changing opportunities your major has to offer. More importantly, SeizeIT provides you with resources like organizations, conferences, career fairs, scholarships, and internships that will mold you into a well rounded student and professional. With the help of SeizeIT, you can navigate through college with ease and take control of your future with just the click of a finger.


    Follow Alex: https://www.instagram.com/alex_greatnesswithin/

    Follow SeizeIT: https://www.instagram.com/joinseizeit/

    Follow KOREM Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/korempodcast/


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    25 min
  • Ep. 21 Emmanuel Geffrard | Aprann de move experyans yo | Motivasyon

    Emmanuel Geffrard was born and raised in Haiti. He moved to the United States to further his education for a better future, after surviving from a devastating earthquake that destroyed Port of Prince in 2010. He earned his Bachelor degree of Economics at St. John's University in 2016. While at St. Johns, he was able to make positive impacts on and off campus. He was working and going to school full-time, while highly involved on campus. He was a Resident Assistant and President of the Haitian Society. He’s now working at Société Générale in New York City as an Analyst.


    Emmanuel always dreams to become a very successful entrepreneur where he’s able to help the fight against kids facing hunger around the world, especially in Haiti. Visit www.whatifhaiti.org, a nonprofit organization he founded in 2017.


    Follow Emmanuel:

    IG: @Talk2e

    FacebooK: Emmanuel Geffrard


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    34 min
  • Ep. 20 Luther Fleury | Difikilte ki genyen nan domèn medikal la | Career

    Nan epizod sa Dr. Luther Fleury tap explike pakou li e difikilte li te jwenn nan domèn medikal la. Bio: - Born and Raised in the West Palm Beach area - Attended Lake Worth High School (member of the Medical Magnet Program) - Attended University of South Florida: B.S. in Biomedical Sciences & Masters in Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences - Attended Meharry Medical College: M.D. degree - Currently working at Brigham & Women's Hospital as a resident physician in Internal Medicine Hobbies - Rap: towards end of High School into Undergrad, he put out 3 different mixtapes in the genre of Christian Hip-Hop - Theology: Has been gradually learning independently about theology, particularly in the area of what is considered Classical Arminiansim and/or Weselyan-Arminian Theology. Hopes/Dreams - Become a great doctor (but not necessarily well-known) - Help to produce a Haitian Movie - Create a family owned Haitian Restaurant - Take over Father's orphanage (improve upon it) - Give Back to Haiti (Unsure how - create a business that could create jobs while helping to improve Haiti at the same time) - Create a U.S. based 501(c)3 organization focused on the pursuit of socioeconomic mobility of black people.

    Follow Luther:

    IG: https://www.instagram.com/thereal_fleury/

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    42 min
  • Ep. 19 Bethsy Plaisir | Rezon nou dwe li plis | Motivasyon

    My name is Bethsy Plaisir, I am a Christian woman, married, and an avid reader. I am also a bookstagrammer and booktuber.

    I started posting the books I read on my personal IG towards the end of 2018, and in 2019 I would do reviews of books I read on my IG stories.

    Concurrently, I found a corner of youtube called booktube, where there was an underground world of people who basically review, and recommend books.

    After watching my favorite booktuber for a whole year, I decided to join in and create my own space.

    I mainly read books by people of color, and since I'm Haitian, during the month of May and June I read books by Haitian authors or books on Haiti.

    I started this in 2019, and continued it when I created my own bookstagram (bethsysreadingjourney) with the hashtag Haitian Reads.

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    29 min
  • Ep. 18 Cherna Cherfrere | Strateji pou’w antre nan Medical School | Career
    Hey Korem family, my name is Cherna Cherfrere. I graduated from Florida A&M University with a bachelors in Molecular and Cellular Biology and I’m currently a 4th year medical student at Howard University College of Medicine. I was born in Saint Luis Du Nord Haiti and raised in Florida. My love for medicine began on a mission to Haiti with my church. As we walked around praying for the sick, I found myself wanting to do more. Rather, I wanted to heal with medicine. My journey to medical school however, was filled with many obstacles. After college, I struggled to score well on the MCAT (a test required to apply to medical school) which delayed my entry into medical school by 2 years. During this time, my confidence took a huge hit. I doubted myself, and started to think I wasn’t smart enough to actually get in. Thankfully, I had a praying family and friends encouraging me every step of the way. My advice to those hoping to go into medicine is 1) Put your hopes in the Lord, trust me you’ll need him, 2) Find a mentor, 3) Persevere, 4) Believe in yourself. Many of us are first generation college students trying to do something that’s never been done in our family which can be a bit intimidating. However, with proper guidance, faith, and hard work you can accomplish anything. Follow me on ig @chunbun
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    29 min

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KORE’M Podcast is a platform that aims to empower, educate, motivate and inspire young Haitian millennials all throughout the world to press towards their version of success. This podcast acknowledges…