Hey listeners!
In this episode of the Don’t Tell my Grandma podcast Wendy and Juan talk about another oddity of Japanese culture, Host Clubs. Juan will do his best to explain to Wendy, and the audience, what Host Clubs are, and what is their appeal….
Today we bring you a thought. Learning to let go and accept randomness can become the most significant factor in your mental health.
People are now more concerned about inconveniences than safety. Some even engaging in reckless behavior. If we want to overcome this hardship we have to be willing to work with each other. It is now more important than ever to embark in the journey of learning that life is NOT about us.
During tough times, honing our communication skills is a great way to love ourselves and our partners. We’re now learning who we can count on.
We rarely see how brilliance is produced. “Mastery is the product of genius!” we believe. Today I want you to challenge that way of thinking. Let’s discuss how mindset and habits breeds success.
In this episode Wendy and Juan discuss about Cultural Homelessness, Identity and what are TCK’s. We also talk about the little joys of everyday, flipping tables and why Wendy is a giant.
Some people might find themselves in a state of cultural homelessness. A cognitive dissonance between their authentic self and the culture that represents them. They can’t reconcile their values and views with the realities they see.
Public unrest has been fueled with the exasperation and anger of a population that has seen enough racism, oppression and institutionalized impunity.
In this episode, Juan and Wendy are joined by their Tokyo friends Chelsea and Milton to discuss the intricacies of growing up in different cultures, their challenges, and a little bit about life in Japan as a foreigner.