Corinna-Rosa Falkenberg

It happened early one evening, just before sunset. Down at the riverbank adjacent to the tropical Jungle, I spotted a bearded gentleman doing situps with a heavy log on his shoulders. A picture for Gods. We got into a conversation that interweaves the topics of opera, sexuality, and spirituality.Anthony Pinkerton born 1999 in #Orlando, #Florida (#USA), has been spending four years studying voice performance at a world class conservatory of music, #WestminsterChoirCollege. During his time in #conservatory, his voice teacher was also a yoga teacher, encouraging him to bridge the gap between #singing and spirituality. Since graduating in ‘21, he quit his jobs, put his #NewJersey apartment up for rent, and booked a one way flight ticket to Lake Atitlan, #Guatemala. It is here where he took a deep dive into the practice of #yoga. Since then, he teaches yoga seven days a week and offers #holistic healing practices.I hope you can also take something away for yourself from today’s #podcast episode.Feel free to share it, please hit the subscribe button or leave a review.If you feel like, let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.Keep smiling,Yours Corinna-Rosa

Talking about #humanity, #power and #politics – with #Guatemalan #politician and #businessman Diego Arzu Garcia-GranadosWithout a doubt one of the most exciting #interviewees I could ever imagine: Diego Arzu Garcia-Granados. Mentally flexible, intelligent and intellectual, charming and open. Diego is not only the son of former Guatemalan #president and mayor of #GuatemalaCity #ÁlvaroArzúIrigoyen, but also served himself as deputy to the #CentralAmericanParliament from 2016 to 2020. He was raised in a family where political talk was and continues to be the order of the day. Diego knows the international arena of politics and economic interdependence as well as few. The common exchange led us from the historical heritage of the #Maya to the beauty of mental diversity to father-son love & so much more.Thank you, dear Diego, for your time, your #authenticity and most of all, thank you for making your words so richly filled with #ideas and #inspiration during our conversation.With love, Corinna-RosaWhat you can do if you like the podcast:1. SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast.2. Leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcasts (Tricky to find the review possibility, pls scroll down, give 5 stars, and only then the review field shows up)3. COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanproject_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.

I met charming Shaft Uddin in an Italian restaurant for another (spontaneous) episode of The Human Project #Podcast.Shaft Uddin is a #transformational facilitator, a tantric practitioner and the founder of the Sacred #Sexual #Awakening School. His viral videos have been viewed by more than 30 million people.Our paths crossed by coincidence and I was immediately impressed by his appearance.During our conversation I also got to know his inner beauty.We talked about the following topics, among others:Life as a cosmic jokeAncient practices of #Tantra and #Yoga, (unfortunately) taught by mainly white manHealth industry as a #multibillion #businessLife in a #conscious #community such as Portugal, Bali, Ibiza, Lake AtitlánLiving with various #loversImportance of dedicating time to women„How to handle a #vagina best?“Power and #pleasure of a yoni massage…and so much more!Hope you enjoyed listening to us and hope you could take something out for yourself.Producing one episode (manufacture process) takes between 4-6 hours; it is my personal ambition to give some inspiration back that I luckily so often receive in life myself.Feel free to subscribe, link and share, so that this work can be leveraged.I wish you all wings to fly.Yours, Corinna

.Spontaneous always works. True to this motto, I am today in conversation with Janelle Gueits from #Florida. On the way back from #ChChiMarket in #Guatemala, we talked in the #ChickenBus also about the following topics:Color #frequencies#Energy as a basic theme that connects us allInner war as the basis for outer conflictsHow to achieve inner peaceInner war reflects outer conflictsThe power of beautiful encountersMonthly #cramps, and still be in a good mood#Caribbean way of smilingDisplaced women and their challengesHow to keep on shining the inner light#Non-profit engagement and the motivation#Documentary #film project on CubaFlorida as a country of its own within the #USAAbout Janelle Gueits:Janelle Gueits is an energy-raising, modern-day renaissance lady passionate about moving humankind forward. As an agent of change, she works across fields as a serial impact entrepreneur, #award-winning documentary film director, and guest speaker. Today, she is starting to publicly share her years of research to develop a universal energy system to help evolve human potential and freedom called FREEQUENCY. The aim is to upgrade humans’ inner operating system and empower good decision-making in a fast moving world. Gueits has been featured in over 30 media outlets (VARIETY, NPR, and TIME)

It happened one day in July 2021, when I received from several Lebanese friends at the same time the trailer of the documentary “Enough! Lebanon’s Darkest Hour“.I was excited and wanted to find out who was behind this project.That same evening, in the hotel bar, I met a young man, Ronny Mouawad, who was co-producing the film with Daizy Gedeon. Coincidence?So it happened that a few weeks later I had the chance to talk to Daizy Gedeon about her ambitions for the film.With Daizy Gedeon, I got to know a full-blooded activist who is passionate about the things she cares about. This is such a wonderful skill that made me light up even talking to Daizy Gedeon. It is because of people like Daizy Gedeon that I feel humanity is carried on in this world.Talking to Daizy Gedeon was one of my personal interview highlights this year and I am very grateful that she took the time to talk to us despite her busy schedule.In 2021, Daizy Gedeon was presented with the Movie That Matters Award at a Better World Fund (BWF) gala event in Cannes for her documentary “Enough! Lebanon’s Darkest Hour“.

“Because I was born into a family of journalists, I used to hang out with journalists at the newspaper office. When the war erupted in Lebanon, I used to take my brother’s camera – at a very early stage – and shoot some black and white images in the village.”„I was aware that what we used to do as war photographers was not translated accurately. A big part of the news was fake news because, at some level, they would translate whatever photos I had taken in a different way. I was putting my life in danger to show the reality and that was not what they were after, so I decided to quit. I didn’t know that I would become a fashion photographer in Paris. I continued down that road because I felt that I could express myself in a different way.“It happened one evening in Beirut when I met Roger for the first time in a hotel bar. A mutual friend had introduced us and said that meeting him would be an enrichment. And so it was. Spontaneously, Roger agreed to record our conversation. Lucky me: I got to know Roger as a humble, intellectual and intelligent person. I was impressed.Born in Beirut in 1962. Roger Moukarzel’s passion started with war photography at the age of a teenager in a conflicted country and region. He worked in this field of photography for the next 15 years and got engagements for Sygma and Reuters. Roger’s photo-documentaries were published around the world and in many international publications. French magazine Paris Match has also chosen one of his pictures – a scene of destruction and mayhem in a Beirut street – to be featured on the cover page of its 40th anniversary book.As time moved on Roger began to question his choice, ultimately leading him away from war coverage into fashion and art photography instead.Thank you for joining us for today’s episode of “The Human Project”! We are glad to have you with us on this exciting journey of exploring inspiring stories

Im spontanen Gespräch mit der in Österreich geborenen und nun in Berlin lebenden Künstler Gudrun Leitner während der Berlin Art Weeks 2021.http://www.gudrunleitner.com

#GregGuerguerian is a French #entrepreneur and an information systems engineer with #Armenian roots. Originally from Paris, he lives with his wife and three kids in Brussels. He co-founded the association „Diaspora Arménie Connexion” with Anouche Der-Sarkissian and the chain of the French bakeries „Monsieur Spoon“ in Indonesia with Rafi Papazian. In 2017, he opened the cultural center and café „The Roots“ in Stepanakert, the capital of the Karabach region that has been involved in war conflicts since decades.Thank you for joining us for today’s #episode of “The Human Project”!We are glad to have you with us on this exciting journey of exploring inspiring stories.If you enjoy the #podcast, we would like to invite you…1. To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast.2. To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcasts (Tricky to find the review possibility, pls scroll down, give 5 stars, and only then the review field shows up)3. To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanproject_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.See you soon, Corinna-Ros

„Any challenge is manageable – with the right wine!“My today’s guest is Isabelle Rüttiger, a courageous woman who moved with her family to Yerewan, the capital of Armenia where she has been working for the „Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit“ at the Yerevan Wine Academy to enhance the Armenian wine business for the global market.While sitting on Isabelles’ Hollywood swing on her veranda overlooking the city, we spoke about:The pleasure of vineLosing jobs and what to make out of this situationLeaving Germany for a country that was unknown beforeIntegration into a foreign culture with two young kidsBeing a mother who is financially responsible for the familyVine business in ArmeniaHospitalityFriends as bridge buildersLiving an ex-pat life without being in an ex-pat bubbleHow to become a enologistQuality of Armenien vineRhine vine industryThank you for joining us for today’s episode of “The Human Project”! We are glad to have you with us on this exciting journey of exploring inspiring stories.If you enjoy the podcast, we would like to invite you…1. To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast.2. To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcasts (Tricky to find the review possibility, pls scroll down, give 5 stars and only then the review field shows up)3. To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanproject_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.Keep on Shining Yours, Corinna-Rosa

I met Eva in my hotel close to Lake Sevan in the mountain region of Armenia, the Yeghegis State Sanctuary. Eva is part of the Armenian diaspora, married to an Armenian and mother of a little daughter with whom they are both speaking Armenian. She has been traveling through Armenia with her family when we recorded our interview.It might be useful to know that there are an estimated 1.5 million to 2 million Americans with Armenian heritage. Nowhere is Armenian influence more visible than in Glendale, California, a city of 200,000 near Los Angeles where 40% of the population is Armenian.Eva is ending our talk singing „Hallelujah“. This was a very touching moment for me.Content of our conversation:How to maintain Armenian culture when living abroadArmenian community life in the U.S.A.Connection to American friends with different backgroundDifference to U.S. cultureIndividualismExpectations in community lifeHealthy and bad shame in lifeEfforts from abroad to support ArmeniaDiasporaCurrent policial situation and feeling threatened as a countryHistory repeating itselfImportance of political awarenessBeing hold responsiblePlease apologize the bad sound of the recording.Thank you for joining us for today’s episode of “The Human Project”! We are glad to have you with us on this exciting journey of exploring inspiring stories.If you enjoy the podcast, we would like to invite you…1. To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast.2. To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcasts (Tricky to find the review possibility, pls scroll down, give 5 stars and only then the review field shows up)3. To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanproject_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.Keep on Shining Yours, Corinna-Rosa

Voices of Armenia:Vendor lady Nelly in a shop in Yerewan about being born in Germany, moving back to Armenia and feeling ArmenianCar rental agent Manvel about speed limitsA most charming hotel porter in YerewanArmen, a hotel manager in Yeghegis State SancturayGot, NGO “Teach for Armenia”A friend of Armen, hotel business investorThank you for joining us for today’s episode of “The Human Project”! We are glad to have you with us on this exciting journey of exploring inspiring stories.If you enjoy the podcast, we would like to invite you…1. To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast.2. To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcasts (Tricky to find the review possibility, pls scroll down, give 5 stars and only then the review field shows up)3. To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanproject_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.Keep on Shining Yours, Corinna-Rosa

While taking off from Kiev by plane, Ukraine, I am sitting in row 28i. My right neighbor is Ani, a young woman who recently moved from Armenia to Milano in Italy. Harut (77 years) is sitting left to me. He is Armenia but born in Jerusalem.A random conversation starts, covering the following topics:Living as an Armenien in Jerusalem, IsraelSoviet UnionFacing legal discriminationHow to find inner freedomFinding peace as a countryCan one build peace on “injustice”Problems linked to occupation of regions and countriesCalling a place “home”Armenien community in GermanyUnification of Armeniens who live abroad via religion and community buildingHow to unify as Armeniens around the worldHow to integrate into a new culture without losing traditional rootsArmenien historyNeed to survive as a nationComparison to Italian way of livingLiving without having experienced war and dark conflictsWar in Armenia in 2020Traumatization caused by warGenozide of the Armeniens in 1915Difference of hearing about the war and being in warWhat if there is war and no one is goingDo we learn from the past ?Thank you for joining us for today’s episode of “The Human Project”! We are glad to have you with us on this exciting journey of exploring inspiring stories.If you enjoy the podcast, we would like to invite you…1. To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast.2. To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcasts (Tricky to find the review possibility, pls scroll down, give 5 stars and only then the review field shows up)3. To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanproject_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.Keep on Shining Yours, Corinna-Rosa

Mirja Vits, 45 years, is my guest for today’s show of “The Human Project”. She is living with her horses Lola and Harley, her dog Maria and her partner Max, on the same farm as Antonia and Marinus who you already learned to know from the interviews #16 and #17! Their beautiful farm is located close to Aying and the Bavarian Alps – if you are near by, don’t miss the opportunity to make a stop, get fresh eggs and pet their animals.Todays conversation took place in the stall of Lola and Harley who are saying “hi” as well. We touch the following inspiring topics for you:Passion for horsesFlying horsesPassion and devotionHow to creative co-existence with and in natureRelationships and community life on the countrysideLeading and followingTime and moneyHow to live with the tides of life and forces of natureBreath of the horse and its vibesMagic of non-verbal communication with humans and animalsLove and partnershipMindfulness between animal and humanConcept from heart to heart “being in the space in between”Carrot and stick principleThank you for joining us for today’s episode of “The Human Project”! We are glad to have you with us on this exciting journey of exploring inspiring stories.If you enjoy the podcast, we would like to invite you…1. To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast.2. To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcasts (Tricky to find the review possibility, pls scroll down, give 5 stars and only then the review field shows up)3. To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanproject_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.Keep on Shining Yours, Corinna-Rosa

Marinus Hammerer, 17 years, is my guest for today’s show of „The Human Project“. He is living with his sister Antonia (see interview #16) on a farm close to Aying and the Bavarian Alps.–It is my first interview about hens and cocks and with someone so close to adulthood.–The interview was taking in between his birds, next to the chickens barn.–We speak in today’s conversation about:Beauty of living on the countrysideBavarian traditional name givingEgg productionRe-production of chickensBrahman chickensHow to raise chickens“Hinkebeinchen” or how to keep handicapped chickensLove towards animalsLiving as a chicken in a free, healthy and happy environmentCommunity/ hierarchy between chickensDominance of cocks, pleasure of living with a haremCompetition between hensCity lifestyleGrowing up on countryside and perspective in lifeAnimal industry and much more!Thank you for joining us for today’s episode of “The Human Project”! We are glad to have you with us on this exciting journey of exploring inspiring stories.If you enjoy the podcast, we would like to invite you…1. To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast.2. To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcasts (Tricky to find the review possibility, pls scroll down, give 5 stars and only then the review field shows up)3. To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanproject_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.Keep on Shining Yours, Corinna-Rosa

Breakfast time at a Bavarian farm between the Bavarian alps and Munich. My today’s guest is Antonia Hammerer, the daughter of the farmer. She is sweet 13 years old. While here brother Marinus is preparing the fresh breakfast eggs in the kitchen, Antonia and me are touching the following subjects in today’s talk for the “The Human Project”:Dreaming about taking the horse and riding away into the unknownExploring oneselfBarking dogsNegative thoughtsFamily life on the countrysideImportance to “just go on” and push yourselfSeparation of parentsInfluence of familyBecoming an actressKissingStructure and base in lifeHolding together as oneThank you for joining us for today’s episode of “The Human Project”! We are glad to have you with us on this exciting journey of exploring inspiring stories. If you enjoy the podcast, we would like to invite you… 1. To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast. 2. To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcasts (Tricky to find the review possibility, pls scroll down, give 5 stars and only then the review field shows up) 3. To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanproject_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode. Keep on Shining Yours, Corinna-Rosa

Emma Pascal is a 23-year old Australian business founder who happens to be both Italian and African descent. She considers herself as an adventurous person who loves getting out of her comfort zone in many aspects — may it be for business ideas, traveling, or relationships. Emma and her partner has shared a happy relationship, growing together as a couple and as individuals.Being in an interracial relationship has been challenging especially with racism existing in the society and with racist remarks that disguised as words of concern. However, Emma does not allow people’s opinions to affect her life and her relationship. To simply put it, for Emma, relationships are meant for people who knows how to treat each other with respect.This outlook has brought so many opportunities beyond her personal relationship. Her fearless and courageous mindset has helped her do all the things she wanted to do at her young age, and she advises people to do the same. A steady path, concrete plans and ideal family life ─ she was able to attain all this with love, will and passion.In this short yet beautiful session with Emma, we discussed about…2:12 Interracial relationships2:23 Xenophobic and racist remarks against people from developing countries4:21 Financial background differences in relationships5:28 Key to a happy relationship is not money7:09 Importance of communication in relationships8:04 Business built through passion9:00 The ideal family life11:26 Not letting others’ opinions affect own life decisions14:53 Finding the right balance and mindset15:25 Law of attraction18:14 What to do first when you are traveling, especially when alone19:34 Having that drive and willingness to be more adventurous21:20 Learning new culture and meeting new people in a different countryI would love for you to check out Emma Pascal’s socials if you wish to connect with her!You can follow her on Instagram at @emma_pascalThank you for joining us for today’s episode of “The Human Project”! We are glad to have you with us on this exciting journey of exploring inspiring stories.If you enjoy the podcast, we would like to invite you…1. To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast.2. To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcasts (Tricky to find the review possibility, pls scroll down, give 5 stars and only then the review field shows up)3. To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanproject_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.Keep on ShiningYours,Corinna-Rosa

„I am for sure stronger than some guys and can defeat some men despite I am a girl!“„Girls can be stronger than men and take them to the floor. We so often get underestimated!“It was during a Muay Thai class where Liv caught my attention with her physical power and strength. I was impressed by how strong she kicked and boxed – all coming from a young, feminine body!Tattoos on her body speaks a lot about her personality: “Think less, live more” and “Go with the flow”. Liv radiates confidence, strength, a sense of ease, and living life to the fullest well beyond her age.Doing sports is Liv’s way to feel empowered and energized throughout the day. This inspiration comes from her parents, who pursue their passions in sports. Liv’s dad was competing in the 1994 Olympics, while her mom is a gymnast and a dancer.Raised in an active family, her parents taught her to go over her physical limits, to be strong, independent, and open to try new things. Being brought up in a chill and supportive environment in Switzerland that let her do what she wanted has made Liv grateful, as it allowed her to be secure and confident in herself and the path she chooses.In this episode, Liv talks about feminine power: where it comes from and what it means for her. Liv knows that she is stronger than some men, and she has mastered defense techniques that could take down even stronger men.Being physically powerful affects your presence and the way you carry yourself in day-to-day life. It puts you in the mindset of being secure as a woman, ready on your feet, capable and in control instead of seeing yourself through a victim lens.In our conversation with Liv, you might learn:How to develop strength in yourself, both physically and mentallyThe beauty of feminine powerThe importance of freedom and support from one’s family in order to build your own character instead of adopting the pattern of your parents or other family membersImportance of an open mindsetJoy of traveling and living abroadTo go with the flow and embrace everything that life offers, including uncertaintiesTo be yourself and put yourself first as only then you are in the position to give to othersThank you for being with us! If you want to find out more about Liv, follow her on @livschoenbaechlerAnd if you enjoy the podcast, I would like to invite you…1. To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast2. To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcasts3. To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanproject_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episodeUntil next time, I truly appreciate you listening and am already looking forward to go on the next journey together with you.Keep on Shining!Yours,Corinna-Rosa

Devin Westerhoff is a successful Forex entrepreneur from the Netherlands. With just 20 years, he is leading a team, is daily taking crucial business decisions and is definitely full of business vibes.Key quotes from Devin:„Money isn’t everything, but everything needs money.“„I cannot imagine a life without working.“„I have started my first business at the age of 15 years, working is part of my life.”„In a woman, I am not looking for a second me. But right now, I am not focusing on love.“„I believe that in each person is an entrepreneur spirit. That flame just needs to be awaken. When taking responsibility for your own life, you can succeed better in life.“With Devin, I discuss the following topics in todays session:Forex exchange market and respective investmentsBeing an inspiration for your environment as a young entrepreneurHow to become a founder and have your own company with the age of just 15 yearsResponsibility of holding a businessImportance of financial and emotional support from parentsFirst money investment Devin received from his parents got lost; this process helped him learning, understanding the financial marketContract with mom to stay home in the Netherlands until age of 25 yearsAppreciation of friends in life, no matter where you are livingMeaning of money and the opportunities it providesDopamine, work and „doing nothing for an hour“High level day business routine including sport, educational training and seeing friendsReading books about personal developmentPurpose in life, greediness and pleasure to share profitResponsibility that comes along with wealthEach person is equal, money is not a mean of separationBest approach for less privileged people in the worldSelf-responsibility as a key principle in lifeImportance to have Plan B in lifeTax payments in the NetherlandsBoredom in life not possible as there is always something to learn in lifeUnpopular opinion of Devin he feels like sharing in publicDanger of getting too satisfied in lifeVision of GodImportance of „just going“You can follow Devin on Instagram at @moneytalks.nl or @devin.wfThank you for being with us today!If you enjoy the podcast, I would like to invite you…1. To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast2. To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcasts3. To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanproject_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episodeEnjoy the day!Yours,Corinna-Rosa

Mastering your health – About stress reduction, prevention methods, great sleep, relationship value, love, loving, secrets, sexual desires and much more with Italian nutritionist and kinesiologist expert, Influencer and bodybuilder Dr. Ivan MartellatoIvan Martellato is at the age of not yet 30 years already an international renown specialist when it comes to nutrition and health. Born in Venezia, Italy, he holds two masters in health care, is a bodybuilder, Instagram influencer and currently living, traveling and working around the world with his girl-friend Victoria.Ivan believes that no one else is responsible for a healthy lifestyle but yourself.In todays session with Ivan, we discuss the following inspiring topics: Secret of bodybuilding and body shaping: genetic base, work out and stress management Different sources of stress: stress as a danger, cortisol production of body Sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system and its function Unhealthy influence of stress Eating as a holly moment during the day Importance of focusing on how and what you are eating The predominance of the Pharmaceutical industry Unhealthy lifestyle of many health advisers, in particular that of classical doctors Why the pill medicine should be the last option for you when it comes to health issues Why prevention is the most important medicine How to find out about your quality of sleep and how to naturally wake up Avoiding LED light before going to bed and why using red light might help you finding deep sleep, melatonin production Best diner time is between 6-7pm as body has his own biological clock Homosexuality Female part within men and masculine part within women Limiting development of the mind and brain through classical education training in public schools Finding the „real you“ within yourself as your path in life, finding your essence Real vocation in life Influence of medication on well-being Ying and Yang To what extend his personal relationship with Victoria has helped him to proceed with his path in life, how he met his girl-friend What initiated him to start living internationally, leaving Italy and without a permanent home Shadow work with own relationship partner and with whom we typically fall in love After falling in love, you love. How to find the beauty within your partner so you can start loving Why one can never possess a partner Keeping secrets in a relationship To what extend do we really know ourselves? 5. Chakra importance to speak up Awareness of our sexual desires and loving kindness Creative side of the brain Difference of sexual release between women and menI would love you checking out Ivans social media accounts if you would like to know more about our todays guest.You can follow him on Instagram at @ivanmartellato and Ivan Martellato on YouTube.Thank you so much for listening to today’s episode of “The Human Project”! We are glad to have you with us on the journey of exploring inspiring stories.If you enjoy the podcast, we would like to invite you…1. To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast.2. To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcasts (Tricky to find the review possibility, pls scroll down, give 5 stars and only then the review field shows up)3. To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanproject_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.Keep on ShiningYours,Corinna-Rosa

Lea Schenk can be considered as one of the few women pioneers in Paris, France to have taken a brave stride to become an artist in the then male-dominated tattoo industry. And now being in this profession for 10 years, she is now a sought-after tattoo artist in Bali, Indonesia, continuing her life-long passion of imprinting her art on not just the skin, but within people’s hearts.Having lost so much at such a young age of seven, Lea breaks off from her past and refuses it to hinder her from what she’s destined to be. In contrast, she even accepts the fact that her upbringing is what influenced her to be the artist that she is now.Lea prides herself of being a self-made woman. She believes how her hard work molded her to become a talented artist and not the other way around.In this inspiring session with Lea, we discussed about… 01:40 The source of creativity and its representation 6:30 Reflection of personal strength through her artwork 8:38 Definition of female empowerment 11:54 A recommendation to people who are interested in getting a tattoo 14:00 How skin is distinct based on gender and cultural background 18:10 The importance of the connection with clients 19:40 Tattoo industry as old-fashioned 22:29 How believing in something will make you fight for it more 24:12 How our inner belief is the thing that hinders/pushes us 29:30 The key to reconnecting with your creativity 31:30 Impact of Lea’s upbringing to her development 37:14 An advice to her unborn daughter 42:21 Self-sabotage as a form of self-hate 47:23 How men are made to createI would highly suggest checking out Lea Schenck’s socials if you wish to see more of her and her art.You can follow her on Instagram at @leaschenk and @lea.schenk.tattoo, and Lea Schenk on YouTube.Thank you so much for listening to today’s episode of “The Human Project”! We are glad to have you with us on the journey of exploring inspiring stories.If you enjoy the podcast, we would like to invite you…1. To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast.2. To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcasts (Tricky to find the review possibility, pls scroll down, give 5 stars and only then the review field shows up)3. To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanproject_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.Keep on ShiningYours,Corinna-Rosa

Ima Articha is a young amazing woman who was born on Sumba – an island that is less than two hours flight away from Bali in Indonesia. Her family are rice farmers since generations and Ima took her life bravely into her own hands to become a successful and financially independent woman. It took a lot of courage to go that path. Ima is now living on Bali, living the life she always wanted to have.–As in other regions of the world too (e.g. on Lombok), young women – very often still minors – are kidnapped for forced marriages on Sumba. It became something society accepted.–At the age of just 16 years, Ima decided for herself to not let this and the consequence of becoming a housewife to a man she has not chosen happen to her.–A fight with her dad, key figure of the family, has started. Her dad refused to speak to her when she expressed her wish to receive education in hospitality business. Ima did not give up her dream at that moment. Instead, she fought for it and finally managed to enter as one out of just 50 young professionals the Sumba Hospitality school.–With the help of this non-profit institution, Ima learned not only English but also everything else that helped her to move to Bali and find a proper job.–A large part of the salary that Ima is earning on Bali is being sent back to her family on Sumba. Another part Ima is saving for higher educational training as she wants to continue living her dreams.–I loved talking to Ima and learned from her willpower, determination and joy.Today, we speak about the following subjects:Women rights in developing countries and the fight for being empoweredThe beauty of the island of Sumba (Indonesia) and its big challenges – Sumba is one of the poorest regions in the worldHow to get wings to fly away from your home town to become the person you want to beClash of different cultures and tension between a traditional lifestyle – rice farmers in a very rural area – versus the modern world and how to successfully manage themHow social media can be a door opener to see how other parts of the world do look like and to what extend this perspective is changing desiresFear of parents that the children go „out into the big world“ and might loose their rootsTraditional roles as becoming a wife as a minor and how to break freeThe threat of forced marriage, being kidnapped from your homeBalinease lifestyle and „Bule“ – the local Indonesian word for foreigners and/or non-Indonesian national, especially people of European descentImportance of sustainable tourism development on SumbaStereotype of a „good“ and a „bad“ woman/ first category is the one that usually gets married, the second one is the wild oneDressing up sexually/ Sexual abuse of womenHow to realize your dreams and visions/ financial independencyThank you so much for listening to today’s episode of “The Human Project”! We are glad to have you with us on the journey of exploring inspiring stories.–If you enjoy the podcast, we would like to invite you…1. To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast.2. To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcasts – https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast… (Tricky to find the review possibility, pls scroll down, give 5 stars and only then the review field shows up)3. To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanproject_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.–Keep on ShiningYours,Corinna-Rosa

Why you should go for adventures in your life and maybe even get lost – with Sky-Marie Niblett, 13 years, book author, homeschooled–Sky-Marie (What a name!) is with just 13 years my youngest interview guest in my show so far! I was amazed by the deep layers of her personality, her wisdom and fresh spirit. But not only this: Sky-Marie already published her first book.–I am wondering whether there is a special reason behind her energy and dynamic?–Sky-Marie and her younger brother Sunny are homeschooled. Right now, they are all living close to the Indonesian ocean, where they can watch the sunsets, with monkeys climbing up the trees and their surfboards next by. They are living a free and creative lifestyle far away from any urban area, barefoot most of the day and surrounded by same-minded friends.–In the conversation with Sky-Marie we speak about…how to become a young authorwhat homeschooling means and its advantageswhat power it brings to a family when having a strong centered motherthat the best way to learn something you don’t like is by having funwhy getting lost during adventure time can be half of the funthat a separation of parents does not necessarily need to led to a broken family lifehow affirmations help you to overcome fearwhat it means to live a life in a foreign countryhow to keep the level of curiosity highthe importance of self-complimentsI sincerely hope that the episode with Sky-Marie also inspires and empowers to embark on your own path, to learn and grow while not giving up whatever experiences may come in your life.–If you enjoy the podcast, we would like to invite you…1. To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast.2. To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcasts – https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast… – It takes you less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference – in particular in helping to convince hard-to-get guests to join the show. (Tricky to find the review possibility, pls scroll down, give 5 stars and only then the review field shows up)3. To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanproject_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.–Please share today’s episode with your family, friends, or someone else you think could be inspired by it!–Until next week, I truly appreciate you listening.Keep on ShiningYours,Corinna-Rosa

Podcast: Ubud, Bali – About the consumption of women, shiny Louis Vuitton’s, a high end criminal life in Vancouver and a finally soul rich life as an impact entrepreneur in Bali – with Aren Singh Bahia–“Give. Connect. Inspire.“–This quote from Aren aka @ink_pray_love reflects his todays personality. Aren has founded the Karma House Bali, Conscious Arts Tattoos, Full Reset Coaching, and is one of the co-founders of YogiLab.–But Aren has started at a different point in his life: He was born part of the middle-class, his father being a TV cable installer and his mom working as a community librarian. When he was younger he dreamt about becoming rich. He wanted to possess fancy cars, beautiful women and shiny brands. One way to reach this target was for him to become a key figure in organizational crime in Vancouver, Canada – the city he grew up. He was recruited in a drug-dealing gang and was consuming money and women as he was addicted to drugs, power, and sex.–“All the people around me, there was a lot of violence, a lot of drug overdoses, just, there’s a lot of that happening. And so I was in desperation — I needed to make a shift and change my life.”–The material things brought Aran so much pride and validation that he believed for a while they could buy him happiness too. But at the end they were just a way to mask his emotions. Aren realized that he was unable to form connections with people on a deeper level. More so, Aren feared that he would end up dead or in jail if he stays in the same toxic environment.–“Shiny things get old pretty fast and it’s not going to feel good after a while. But if you have something that is bigger than you that connects and helps people, it’s actually gonna make a bigger impact.”–By coincidence, he came across a yoga studio in downtown Vancouver and started to practice Yoga – often while still being high on drugs at the same time. With this experience, a huge transformation and identity shift has started. Inspired by the film “Eat, Pray, Love”, Aren went to Ubud, a mountain village in Bali, to deepen his yoga and meditation experience. He learned about the concept of “Karma,” applied it to his life and realized that he finally wanted to become someone his parents could be proud of.–“It’s never too late to turn your personal story into one of success and compassion. You can start today, and make a difference in more lives than just your own. ”–In our conversation, we are speaking about the following subjects:Organizational crime in VancouverConsumption of womenSex, power and money addition and living a sex-responsible lifeDeep connection with other peopleSuperficiality of luxury and other wealthy goodsMartial arts and the power of willpowerADHD and how to expand attention spanHow movies can have an impact on your own life, in Aren’s case it was the movie, Eat Pray & LoveEntrepreneur lifestyle and serial founderThe importance about being emotionally invested in what you doVisions in life and on the worldProtection of children, in particular when it comes to children traffickingCharity projects–“Find something that you would feel passionate about doing. Be it in any way, shape, or form, then make it bigger than you.”–Thank you so much for listening to today’s episode of “The Human Project”! We are glad to have you with us on the journey of exploring inspiring stories.–If you enjoy the podcast, we would like to invite you…1. To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast.2. To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcasts – https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast… – It takes you less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference – in particular in helping to convince hard-to-get guests to join the show. (Tricky to find the review possibility, pls scroll down, give 5 stars and only then the review field shows up)3. To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanproject_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.–Keep on ShiningYours,Corinna-Rosa

“Our ancestors were eating generally higher quality food. They had less options but they were eating locally.”Evan Rilling is a health-conscious chef and a food shaman. His mission is to help clients to connect more to themselves by creating a healthier relationship with the food they consume daily. He has almost 20 years of chef experience, has worked as the personal chef to actor, Will Smith, designed menus for retreat centers around the world, and worked for major health brands.“You can learn to understand your own body in order to find out the kind of food that works best for you.”We all are familiar with those moments in life, in which we don’t allow ourselves to eat healthy food without time pressure but rather with joy and pleasure. Our brain knows about proper meals. It knows “we are what we consume”, but our limiting beliefs cause us to believe differently.People have different perceptions on what’s healthy for them. But there is no general health nutrition plan that would be applicable for each of us. We all have different bodies, different ingredients within us and different ways to move. Evan’s recommendation is to recognize that our bodies are built differently and needs to be treated differently. What is healthy for you might not be healthy for another person, what food works best for you, might not work for another one. He said, you “just” have to be more knowledgable on what your body likes, digest the best and what feels the best after you have eaten. This means, do you feel tired after a dish, activated or energized? Self-responsibility is his key for a proper health.“Just because certain food is said to be good for you, doesn’t necessarily mean that it is good for you and your health system.”Listening to our conversation will help you understand:that it is your responsibility to stay healthy.the importance of consciousness when eating because your body is your temple and you are what you are consuminghow to build a relationship with ingredients and food you are having in front of youunderstanding that each of us has a different body and an individual internal health systemwhy buying local products is a great thing to dothe importance of mental health when it comes to an overall health state of livingwhy breathing before eating is a behavior you might want to make your habithow a perfect vision of the food industry might look likewhy the garden of Eden might act as a great role model for the food industryhow to inspire the next generation to truly love food, appreciating knowing local fresh products and eat with awarenessQuestions for you as you might want to reflect about today’s talk: What does “being healthy” mean to you? What new habit do you want to implement in life when it comes to your diet, your nutrition, and your eating behavior?Thank you so much for joining us on today’s episode of The Human Project! If you enjoy the podcast, I would like to invite you…To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast.To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcast. It really makes a difference – in particular in helping to convince hard-to-get guests to join the show.To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanproject_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.Please share today’s episode with your family, friends, or someone else you think could be inspired by it!Until next time, I truly appreciate you listening and I am already looking forward to go on the next journey together with you.Keep on ShiningYours,Corinna-Rosa

It won’t be wrong if I say that I had an utmost joyful experience interviewing Sophie for bringing this episode out. When I met her, I found her smiling and radiating positive vibes with her blue green eyes shining bright as always.Sophie is an experienced Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) Master Practitioner and Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) Practitioner. She has been helping people wipe off their inner doubts to grow and to pursue the big dreams waiting ahead. She is successfully creating foundations of self belief and thus, changing lives for the better.“Allow the intuition to take us wherever it needs to.”Her realization of the fact that nothing is going to matter in the end, empowered her thoughts and changed her life forever.She took up a quest to find out the key to unlock success:“Love feels like magic in your whole body!”My conversation with Sophie will help you learn:embracing uncertainty like a prohow to not lose hope even in difficult times of lifewhat it takes to be in an excited state of mind about what is unexpectately unfolding in lifehow to follow your heart despite all the social standards failing itwhat might keep you holding back from actually pursuing your dreams and how you might overcome ithow to get find rest in this chaotic lifewhat it takes to let go of things not working out your wayhow to sleep peacefully and allow your bodies to feel safeI hope this episode sparks as much motivation in you all as it did in me to pursue our dreams and make them a part of our realities.Some questions for you:Do you get excited about life’s adventures?To what extend do you measure your success according to the standards your society has set up?While talking to Sophie, I extracted the message of re-taking up my due space and time before doing anything. How about you?Thank you for joining us on days episode of The Human Project!If you enjoy the podcast, I would like to invite you ….1) To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast.2) To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcast. It takes you less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference – in particular in helping to convince hard-to-get guests to join the show.3) To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanprojct_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.Please share today’s episode with family, friends or someone else you think could be inspired by it.Until next time, I truly appreciate you listening and am already looking forward to go on the next journey together with you.Keep on Shining & GrowingYours,Corinna-Rosa

Put one foot in front of the other even if you don’t want to – just get up and move forward.”Anne Marie is a passionate woman, a hustler, a thriver, and a survivor. Even if she claims to still be in the process of becoming better, she is driven to always be the best version of herself. How she is doing this? By also breaking abusive patterns — which rooted from having a challenging parenting home as a child to getting married twice to an alcoholic in her early 20s. There was a time in her life, she even slept with her drug dealer to get easier access to drugs. But she strived, acknowledged her dark past and worked on herself which made her see the light. In her 30s, Anne Marie successfully founded three Yoga studios in California, remarried and became a mother of two in her 40s.“The only way out is in and the only way out is through.”In this conversation, you will learn:How to break patterns in lifeHow to overcome addictionHow to have the confidence and strength in getting back up in lifeHow important a family’s impact is to your emotional and psychological healthWhat impact can forgiveness do to you and those around youHow to find your purpose and what is important in life for youSome questions for you:How did your past affect you?Were you able to break patterns or are you still stuck in that cycle?How do you think you can make your life better?I hope this episode makes you more hopefully especially when you are at a low peak of your life. You can never change your past but you are not your past. You can always reinvent a better version of yourself today.Thank you for joining us on days episode of The Human Project!If you enjoy the podcast, I would like to invite you ….To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast.To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcast. It takes you less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference – in particular in helping to convince hard-to-get guests to join the show.To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanprojct_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.Please share todays’ episode with family, friends or someone else you think could be inspired by it.Until next time, I truly appreciate you listening and am already looking forward to go on the next journey together with you.Keep on Shining!Yours,Corinna-Rosa

Living a sustainable lifestyle makes us crave for what’s not seen in the city. We’d rather be with beautiful pieces of nature. It gives us a different feeling of tranquility and relaxation that allows us to be ourselves. From Dino’s home town in Canada to Indonesia, he had this vision of living outdoors – being together with nature and now with the sustainable projects he has designed, he got to share this beautiful and soulful space with everyone else.“My home is a complex and artistic architectural design that flows very well with the nature that surrounds it – it is very important to create that synergy.”In this episode, Dino, an accomplished multi business founder, CEO, food lover, and passionate Yogi shares with us what is required to live in a beautiful and sustainably designed Bamboo House. He talks about how it was built and what creative concept he was following. In this episode, we also talk about his life back home in Canada and his family where he describes how strong the influence of his parents was on his own personal development, why long-distance relationships might be challenging, and what got him started with this sustainable and incredible life journey.In this conversation with Dino, you will learn…… the importance of being close to nature and living a sustainable lifestyle… the significance of having a comfortable space and good spiritual energy… how to connect architectural designs with nature… what materials should be used for architecture that are sustainable… the influence of a mother in being strong and independent… the importance of family bonds and to what extent they can be a steady pillar in your lifeThere’s a lot to be taken away in today’s conversation, including spreading environmental awareness and unlock the beautiful life that is sustainable.I’d love to hear your personal insights and thoughts on this episode!Review, leave a comment on Instagram and make sure you subscribe to my channel.Keep on Shining!Yours,Corinna-Rosa

Dance is the most ancient way to express what’s going on inside of us. Jelena Devi does not even need to dance to demonstrate how beautiful it is to be oozing with passion, inner fire and emotions when moving. The playful moves of her hips and shoulders, the expressions of her face, are totally in the flow of life and express confidence. She doesn’t care who is there to watch and judge. It is is impressive and it is obvious that Jelena is comfortable and deeply connected to her feminine energy.“Dance is the language of the soul!”In this episode, Jelena will take us into her journey of self-expression through dance. Jelena is a Tantra expert, dance teacher and full of positive vibes. In today’s conversation, she outlines why it is sometimes better to dance instead of walk through life. We also discuss how she overcame the challenging relationship with her mother and how you can further blossom into an empowered woman who is anchored in your femininity.In this conversation with Jelena, you will learn…… the importance of exploring your femininity… to honor and love your physical body as a channel of your essence… how you can connect with others in a liberated yet mindful way… how you can separate between sexuality and sensuality… how you can claim your boundaries and desires confidently, while making peace with rejections and uncertainty… the power of dance in connecting people together, uplifting and celebrating each other consciouslyI hope you can take a lot away from our conversation! I am already looking forward to hearing your insights and thoughts on this episode.Review, leave a comment and make sure you subscribe to my channel.Keep on Shining!Yours,Corinna-Rosa

In this episode, I had the great pleasure to interview #DavidHansBarker, an eight figure #entrepreneur, #CEO, #biohacking expert and key leading #meditation teacher at his retreat centre looking over the stormy cliffs of Bali.David became a millionaire and monk before he even turned 30 years. He was raised in the #UK in a rough environment with a high #crime rate.“If you are feeling something that you don’t want to feel then it is fear!“David’s #emotional independence was his base to become financially independent. He spent time alone in the woods, meditated and tuned in to an anti-fragile state of #mind. David no longer sees risks as dangerous.One of Davids next targets in life is to empower 80 million people, that is 1% of the world population, through meditation. Meditation is a key for him to be empowered and take responsibility.“For me, not to love means that I give power away as I allow others to control my emotions“In this episode, you will learn…How to remain in silence and solitude during meditation, how to escape fear in life and how Vipassana meditation can become a game changer in your life. About the power of facing yourself. Why systems such as societies or even simple patterns of thoughts can limit the way you grow. Why everyone is the master of themselves and why governments and organizations are not to be blamed as we tend to give power away too easily. That being responsible is a beautiful concept as it provides you with the freedom to decide. That love is an action and the best way to live is to be in a constant state of love independent from any subject or object. That loving someone is not approving of someone. This sentence might need to be re-written How great it is to pick something you love, focus on it and become really good at it. Why mentorship in life is not necessary as meditation can be the teacher itself . How a productive day in the life of David looks like and why it can be beneficial to only focus on work for a certain period of your life.Thank you for joining us on todays episode of The Human Project!If you enjoy the podcast, I would like to invite you ….1. To SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast.2. To leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcast. It takes you less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference – in particular in helping to convince hard-to-get guests to join the show.3. To COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanprojct_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.Please share today’s episode with family, friends or someone else you think could be inspired by it.Until next time, I truly appreciate you listening and am already looking forward to go on the next journey together with you.Keep on ShiningYours,Corinna-Rosa

I believe that our hearts get broken in life so that they can become soft and able to love.Welcome to „The Human Project“. Your podcast for inspiring stories.I am Corinna-Rosa Falkenberg.Today is a special day: It is the launch of my podcast, one of my heart projects.In this pilot episode you will learn…what you can expect from my podcast,why I set it up for you,due to which criteria I select my guests,some info about myselfI sincerely hope that the pilot episode attracts your interest, so that you feel like wanting to listen to more and feel inspired and empowered afterwards.I am already looking forward to your insights and thoughts on the podcast.Keep on ShiningYour Corinna-Rosa