EPISODE · Apr 6, 2021 · 1H 17M
|E14| Roman Prokopchuk relives: Dealing With Negative Experiences & Harnessing It For Something Good
from Roots to Routes with Anand Dattani · host Anand Dattani
Roman is a 1st generation immigrant from Ukraine and arrived to the US with 6 family members to a 2 bedroom apartment. He was forced to become a self-taught digital marketer due to the 2008 recession, and realised his strong passion for it. He went on to become the founder of Nova Zora Digital, as well as host of the Digital Savage Experience podcast, which is a Top 100 podcast for 'How To'. After going through numerous miscarriages with his wife (two happening on Christmas Day), they decided to become foster parents on more than one occasion (a lot more!), and have given their selfless love and care to each foster child. No matter what hardships, Roman has learnt how to develop better coping mechanisms to deal with grief and negative experiences, and harness them for something good. In this episode, we discuss: Ukraine during Soviet ruling A school kid with a hustler's mindset: cards, candy and lemonade stalls Appreciating his grandfather's work ethic How immigrant CEOs and leaders have unbiased respect and awareness to not quit early Fostering 25 children and selfless love Podcasting: Building self-confidence and dealing with loss... and plenty more Get in contact with Roman for Digital Marketing support (through Nova Zora Digital) or for Podcasting (through Real Talk Podcasting) ____________________ Get in touch with me whether you have any comments or insights on what was discussed in this episode, or whether you'd like to be a guest on the show to share your own story, experiences and lessons learnt so they can live on for the generations ahead. On Instagram @thejourneyonwardspodcastBy email [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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|E14| Roman Prokopchuk relives: Dealing With Negative Experiences & Harnessing It For Something Good
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