EPISODE · Feb 27, 2024 · 1H 8M
Zamiha Desai on: (Re)Discovering My Culture, Feeling Stuck, Perfectionism & Dealing with Negativity
from Roots to Routes with Anand Dattani · host Anand Dattani
"everybody changes, positively or negatively throughout their lives... but how much do you change as a person versus how much does their perception of you change?" About Zamiha: > Founder of RecommendAsian, initially a South Asian Women's group on Facebook that now serves over 150,000 individuals > Founded Business Live UK Ltd - specialised in organizing networking events and providing resources for entrepreneurs > Hosted the "Hey Gorgeous" shopping and lifestyle event showcasing over 100 small businesses > Dedicated to championing diversity by sharing posts and helpful tools on self-improvement, promoting small enterprises and celebrating women in business > Involved in promoting and attending the record-breaking London edition of "My Friends Your Friends", Dubai's fast growing Talent community > Organiser of the hugely successful Online Super Networking Event What we cover: Why did Zamiha's family leave East Africa & what she learnt from her mother's way of living. Are cultures becoming more diluted? What was Zamiha like as a teenager. The moment she started feeling stuck. How our culture can stop us from taking risks. Is it wrong to profit from doing good? Why being a control freak is a good thing. Being perfect vs. a perfectionist. Experiencing cyber bullying & dealing with negativity. Reacting to people copying your idea 📺 WATCH the full episode: https://youtu.be/f7TxK6xudak 📱FOLLOW ON SOCIALS (& Get In Touch) INSTAGRAM: anandsworld TIKTOK: / ananddattanipodcast LINKEDIN: / anand-dattani LEAVE US A REVIEW ON APPLE OR RATING ON SPOTIFY ⭐️ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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