We're All Humans of Earth

Singaporean are known for being competitive, growing fast constantly and for the various cultures they are engaging with on a daily basis. What does that do to personal values? What are the advantages of needing to adapt because of this constant exposure to various cultures? In Singapore life goes fast but this also means you evolve fast. An interesting new episode. I hope you'll enjoy this. Thanks for being part of this!

Brazilian people find themselves often in difficult life situations, not only during COVID19! It happens regularly. That's why we can learn so much of how to tackle difficulty with lightness, turn a lack of guidance into creativity, and to utilize music as an energy giver. Join me on this journey of a wonderful South American culture. Hit subscribe if you liked this show and as always, let's continue embracing cultural differences.

What makes some people racist or discriminatory? Why are the protests in the US happening right now? 3 Americans, Vina an African-Indian-American, Elena an Asian-American, and Parker a Trans-man, together are talking about what the current situation in the US is like and the black lives matter movement. Why and what everyone can do to improve on the problems that are on the forefront of our minds right now. This episode involves everyone in improving our behaviors and beliefs with actionable tips. We’ll also talk about intent vs impact, where the racial problems root from, and how to sustain a change for the future.

China, a country that seems far away, mysterious, and very different.In this episode, I talk about the lifestyle and the important values of life with my Chinese friend, named Owen.A very nice, funny guy opening up about a countries norms that are guided behind restrictions and rules.Key Takeaways:1. Your social circle, the most important factor in life.2. A government that creates harmony3. People should have equal opportunities___________________________________________Do you understand people from different backgrounds well?Only 6% of the world's countries are visited by the most traveled nation in a lifetime. WAHE is here to give you an understanding of the world where cultures are valued and as beneficial for society and ourselves. You learn to better yourself, welcome people with open arms, and expand your horizon.Why should you care? Because we should view races as important.How can we reach that? By getting out of our comfort zones.Welcome to this culture channel, where people from all over the world are interviewed about their cultural values. Join me each week on a journey to readjust our universe with values from various cultures. We’ll dive into hot topics surrounding how we build communities and societies and learn about values that define different people.I believe that we could learn and grow so much if we would really listen to people. We turn cultural differences into something that’s regarded as a treasure, something that everyone wants to know more of. If we indulge in worlds that are different from our own, we can tweak our personal world - all just by really listening and hearing different people. I want to help to see the outside of your bubble & really see others' worth - diversity matters & change is good!Cultures are amazing. Having so many different cultures on this tiny planet is incredible. We could all benefit from it so much more if we would start to praise it as something important.What do you want to live by? Get inspired by others today.We're All Humans of Earth, people are worthy of #appreciation!#culturalawareness #changeisgood #peoplematter #culturaldiversity #respect #chineselifestyle

Franzi explores the ways in which we can leave our comfort zone by learning from other cultures. In each episode, she interviews people from around the world about their cultural norms, with conversations ranging from personal characteristics to social go abouts and philosophes about hopes and areas for growth in the various countries. We're All Humans of Earth premieres May 31st.

New York City is diverse, it is huge and full of people from every corner of the world. But still, everyone seeks to do their own thing. So what is life in New York City like - communal or isolating? Joyful or stressed? As John Fitzgerald put it: “The Big Apple. The dream of every lad that had ever thrown a leg over a thoroughbred and the goal of all horsemen. There's only one Big Apple. That's New York.” So if you've made it to that place, goals are reached. But what are the goals of people in New York actually? Is there more acceptance towards race than in others? Find it out in this episode! Key Takeaways of this episode: 1. If everyone wants to be independent and unique, aren't we all the same? 2. In a big city, you have access to other races, you feel better understood. If you are from an African-American or Asian or Latino background, you won't be seen as different because you have access to people just like you. 3. In the end, it all boils down to recognition you seek from your community 4. The faster you work, the faster you reach your goals, the faster you can perfection all pillars in life.Want to find out more about life in the big apple? Here's something to read for you: https://wereallhumansofearth.com/2020/05/13/whyisnewyorkcalledthebigapple/- WAHE - This podcast gives you an understanding of the world in which every culture is respected and seen as beneficial for the world and ourselves. You learn to become a better you by welcoming others with open arms. https://www.instagram.com/wereallhumansofearth/