Surface Time with Stephanie

Stephanie Luo
Surface Time with Stephanie

Surface Time for divers is the time above water and between dives. Often while stuffing our face with energy-boosting foods, we would be jabbering away with other divers, sharing our diving experiences and stories other than diving. These conversations are always fascinating as our heart and mind are open. It can be cheeky, intimate, educational, healing and even spiritual. These are stories of people doing amazing things and living their life to the fullest. Whether you are a diver or not, I hope that these conversations will at least put a smile on you and even better, that they stimulate and inspire you one way or another. Thank you & enjoy the confessions.

  1. S4 Ep8: Adriana Basques on Creating Transferrable Life Experiences

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    S4 Ep8: Adriana Basques on Creating Transferrable Life Experiences

    Adriana Basques, a corporate executive turned wildlife photographer. She has been using her camera to document moments of her encounters of beautiful creatures both on land and underwater. In fact, her photography specialty is split landscape photo – where top part is the land and bottom part is underwater. This allows her to share with everyone the wonders and beauties of this fragile blue planet. Through her work, she gives people a greater understanding and appreciation for the conservation. Perhaps it’s her Brazilian gene plus many other charms. Her passion for life is highly contagious. She is living her life fully and creating transferrable life experiences. A passionate campaigner in raising conservation awareness through her photography and teasing everyone’s curiosity with the wonders and beauties of this blue planet. And as a passionate advocate and mentor for women empowerment, she is influencing the new standard of behaviour, inside and outside the corporate world. On the note of women leadership, I have observed that the mentality has been shifting constructively. There is still a huge gap to close. And to narrow or even close this gap, it is down to each of us to raise the quality of our own self-awareness, self-confidence and self-compassion.  This is part of the journey of creating transferrable life experiences. So what would you say to these questions: “What moves me?”“What drives me?”From there, you should be able to start connecting the dots from the past to present and from present to future. Connect with Adriana Basques W: https://adrianabasques.com FB: https://www.facebook.com/AdrianaBasquesPhotography IG: https://www.instagram.com/basques/ E: info@adrianabasques.com Connect with us: W: www.surfacetimechats.com/ FB: www.facebook.com/surfacetimechats IG: @surfacetimechats or www.instagram.com/surfacetimechats/ TG: https://t.me/surfacetimechats E: faith@surfacetimechats.com

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  2. S4 Ep7: Flora Camiros, Michiko Fusato & Sherrie Garcia being Lady Pirate Divers

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    S4 Ep7: Flora Camiros, Michiko Fusato & Sherrie Garcia being Lady Pirate Divers

    Recently, I went diving in Coron, Philippines. This place is famous for wreck diving where you get to explore some Japanese ships that were sunk by US Task Force during World War II in 1944. We dived with Pirate Divers for a week. I think on the second or third day after we finished diving for the day and on the way back to the resort, the lady crew members of Pirate Divers – Michiko and Sherrie - were making some concoction that is made mostly with Tanduay, Filipino national pride rum. Our DM Flora Camiros told me that they are making jungle juice. Then handed me a cup to try. After a few more rounds of jungle juice, I told them about Surface Time and asked if they would take part in Women who Scuba series. So after we wrapped up our last dive, we went to Black Island for BBQ…and this time some Jungle Juice made with Filipino Gin. This was an impromptu recording with Flora Camiros, Michiko Fusato and Sherrie Garcia from Pirate Divers on the beach of Black Island. By impromptu, all I had was my iPhone and the Voice Memo app and hope that the software will edit out some background noise. I love that they were spontaneous and generous in sharing their stories. We definitely have 3 intelligent women. Each holds a deep well of inner strength, resilience and big heart. Driven by their own passion. They are distinctively different from each other; yet we can find them relatable. And it further validates the beauty of having scuba diving as the common language. Speaking of spontaneity, have you ever acted on an impulse? What did you do when you were last being spontaneous? What did you gain or lose for being spontaneous? Connect with Pirate Divers W: https://piratediverscoron.com/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/piratediversbusuanga/ IG: @pirate.divers.busuanga E: info@piratediverscoron.com Connect with us: W: www.surfacetimechats.com/ FB: www.facebook.com/surfacetimechats IG: @surfacetimechats or www.instagram.com/surfacetimechats/ TG: https://t.me/surfacetimechats TW: @surfacetimechat (no “s”) E: faith@surfacetimechats.com

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  3. S4 Ep6: Carrie Miller on Being Powered by Tenacity

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    S4 Ep6: Carrie Miller on Being Powered by Tenacity

    Carrie Miller, Storyteller, Author, Traveller. You may recognise her name from the previous episode with her and her husband, Chris Taylor, sharing their stories behind the book, A Diver’s Guide to the World. By the way, I was particularly delighted to find  my birth country, Taiwan with Kenting National Park as one of the 50 destinations in the book. Anyhoo, so Carrie is back and be part of the Women Who Scuba series. This time we chatted more on her journey of becoming a writer for National Geographic, her experiences of solo travelling and how those life experiences have shaped her as a person and as a woman. She certainly is the living expression of “tenacity”. Being is a gifted storyteller, she generously shared her stories and stories of people, places and culture that she encountered. In essence, stories are expressions of different life experiences. So through her words, we get to experience these vicariously. Also we may resonate with the stories and even identify the similarities and differences when comparing to our own. In that process, this is when inspiration, imagination and new perspective happen. And often we would refine our life narrative as a result. So, think of a time when something happened – whether it’s reading a quote from a book, a movie or an incident, anything – but this something may be small and yet so significant that it changed your perception about life. What is your story there? What details would you like to share with your audience? And why is that? Connect with Carrie Miller W: https://beneaththesurface.media/ IG: @beneaththesurfacemedia | @carrimiller_writer Connect with us: W: www.surfacetimechats.com/ FB: www.facebook.com/surfacetimechats IG: @surfacetimechats or www.instagram.com/surfacetimechats/ TG: https://t.me/surfacetimechats TW: @surfacetimechat (no “s”) E: faith@surfacetimechats.com

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  4. S4 Ep5: Hester Ross on Seeing the Big Picture

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    S4 Ep5: Hester Ross on Seeing the Big Picture

    Hester was the person who got me off my procrastinating mode and started to produce Surface Time. When we did the recording, she has been on the “mummy’s break” from scuba diving for some time. I am sure that all mums who happen to be scuba divers can relate. One thing that really rings true to me from our chat is the Big Picture. Always take a step or more steps back and look at the greater version of the picture. Her trip to Tonga and swim with Humpback Whale while being 6 months pregnant was originally intended as a “baby moon”. However, her narrative changes when she was floating in the water resonating with Humpback singing. It turns out to be the first big adventure of the family together. Her attempt to summit Mount Kilimanjaro became the life changing experience. The takeaway was that when you focus so much on the end-goal and become obsessed with not achieving that end-goal, you are actually depriving yourself from appreciating and enjoying what life is in the present moment. Here is a little tip that you could try, especially, when you are dealing with any challenges…What would you say in completing this sentence: I don’t like the circumstance that I am in right now. However, if this difficulty did not happen, I would not have…. Connect with Hester Ross IG: https://www.instagram.com/amasianheroines/ Connect with us: W: www.surfacetimechats.com/ FB: www.facebook.com/surfacetimechats IG: @surfacetimechats or www.instagram.com/surfacetimechats/ TG: https://t.me/surfacetimechats TW: @surfacetimechat (no “s”) E: faith@surfacetimechats.com

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  5. S4 Ep1: Karolina Isberg on Free-Floating Attention

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    S4 Ep1: Karolina Isberg on Free-Floating Attention

    You may recall from the episode with Magnus Akerblom-Wiker, where we spoke about one of his editorial photo of a diver holding a bunch of balloon in the Cenote, Mexico. Oh well, Karolina was that diver. My curiosity had to hear from her side of the story, her personal experience in that place. In this mind-opening dialogue, we spoken about creativity, power of imagination, being in the state of free-floating attention. If diving is a form of experiential learning, I love the way she has put it “one dive is a symbol of how we approach life in very many ways”. In essence, it is all about being present in the moment, allowing yourself to process and filter information and refining the narrative of your life. For every dive, we do a safety stop before we surface. Depending on your dive profile, it is normally about 3 minutes in the range of 3-5 metre depth. This is an important transition period. On the one hand, we would be savouring the last moments of the dive. On the other hand, we are getting ready to return to land. The same ritual can be applied in other aspects of life. When would you take your “safety stop”? What would you do during that safety stop? Connect with Karolina Isberg: W: http://www.starfishdesign.se/ Connect with us: W: www.surfacetimechats.com/ FB: www.facebook.com/surfacetimechats IG: @surfacetimechats or www.instagram.com/surfacetimechats/ TG: https://t.me/surfacetimechats TW: @surfacetimechat (no “s”) E: faith@surfacetimechats.com

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حول

Surface Time for divers is the time above water and between dives. Often while stuffing our face with energy-boosting foods, we would be jabbering away with other divers, sharing our diving experiences and stories other than diving. These conversations are always fascinating as our heart and mind are open. It can be cheeky, intimate, educational, healing and even spiritual. These are stories of people doing amazing things and living their life to the fullest. Whether you are a diver or not, I hope that these conversations will at least put a smile on you and even better, that they stimulate and inspire you one way or another. Thank you & enjoy the confessions.

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