The Same Same but Different Podcast Richa Joshi

In this episode of "The Same Same but Different Podcast," I delve into the complex and nuanced topic of racism and intersectionality.
I explore the definition of racism, debunk common misconceptions about reverse racism, and discuss the impact of historical injustices on present-day inequalities. I also address the role of intersectionality in complicating discussions of racism, highlighting the diverse experiences within communities and the importance of acknowledging multiple marginalized identities.
Additionally, I provide strategies for navigating difficult conversations about race and emphasize the importance of listening, empathy, and collective action in moving forward together towards a more equitable and just society. 
Join me on this journey of learning, reflection, and action as I continue to explore the complexities of racism and intersectionality and strive for a world where everyone is truly seen, heard, and valued. Together, we can create lasting change and build a future where diversity is celebrated and injustice is dismantled.
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Maryann Tsai describes herself as a 'complicated' person, but as a multipassionate complicated person. She has a varied interest in lots of fields, and is a self confessed foodie, a baking enthusiast, an engineer by background, a mother, a community leader and much more.
In  this episode we talk about how she found her purpose with Reach Her Inc., and how she moved through different phases of life to reach there. There are some really key crossroads that got Maryann to do a deep dive, and fashion her path - when nothing was available as per her needs and desires.
We've spoken about the hardships her parents faced when they migrated here, and we touched on how it was a different experience for her as she grew up here in Perth. We talked about the very high mental load that comes with choosing to give up a flourishing career to take care of our child/ren, and how through the years of child caring / being a stay at home parent changes our needs and wants.
We talked about how we can work together as a community to bust some common myths about migrants, about how migrants positively impact the communities they call home and very importantly about the idea of 'giving back'.
I am sure you are going to be very inspired by this 'different' voice, doing 'different' things and how you can do it too.
Check out the work my guest is doing by following below links.
Reach Her Inc. Website |Reach Her Inc. on Instagram 
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Sarah Vizer is a Leadership and Mindset coach who is all about SUSTAINABLY igniting motivation, focus and energy for life.
Sarah draws upon 20 years in a corporate career as a top-tier leader and consultant.But eventually she came to a real life crisis point. Fast forward to today and Sarah now uses her experience to help others live their life to the fullest. She is the creator of ‘Beyond Burnout’ which is all about SUSTAINABLE PERFORMANCE - drawing out your best and helping you find an easier way to do work and life.
You are going to be so inspired, get so many insights in this 1 episode - Sarah and I hope that it will at least give you the beginning framework for what 'burnout' can look like. We discuss the personality types who could face more instances of burnout, we also discuss symptoms, and very importantly we discuss strategies around managing burnout.
Check out the work my guest is doing by following below links.
Sarah's Website |Sarah on Linkedin
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In this episode, Stephanie talks with vulnerability about how she took an intentional pause to go deep within and find out what it is that she is ''actually' interested in pursuing. With lots of insight, deep introspection Stephanie also talks about that there is no clear line to finding the 'aha' moments, its a build up sort of journey.
There are so many very 'blink and you miss' layers in our conversation, and I hope you do too. We also talk about how people look at other people like them, as more multi faceted than others - thus creating a bias - which then limits their perception about them. The concept of learning, adopting cultural humility vs cultural competency.
Check out the work my guest is doing by following below links.
Stephanie's Website |Stephanie's Instagram |Stephanie on Linkedin
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In this episode I am speaking with Dawn - who is from England. Her top 3 values are Integrity, Justice and Hope. Dawn shared how over the years, these values of hers have not changed,and believes that when someone gets her really annoyed she knows they have gone against her personal values.
I also got to speak with Kat, who is from America and calls Australia home. Her top 3 values are Kindness,Honesty & Transparency and Accountability. Her values are what make her who she is, and how she shows up in the world.
My 3rd guest is Sinja, who is of German origin but grew up largely in South Africa. With a stint in New Zealand, she migrated to Australia over 27 years. Her top 3 values are Kindness, Courage and Service.
All 3 have shared how their values were shaped, how they may or may not have changed over the years and how their migrancy journey shaped their values & belief systems. Very importantly, we also discussed that while it's not the actual values that chance, a value that the stack under that BIG value heading can take it's place OR become more important as life goes.
There is also a very pertinent question I've asked each of them at the very end. So strap, lend me your ears and get downloading and listening to Episode 32 of this podcast. Check out the work my guest are doing by following below links.
Dawn's Website | Dawn's e-Mail |Dawn on Linkedin
Kat's website | Kat on Instagram
Sinja's Website | Sinja on Instagram
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