Talk with KLADZ Podcast

In this riveting episode, we delve into the often unchartered territory of life after a job layoff. We explore the emotional journey, the practical steps, and the opportunities that arise when one door closes and another is yet to open. Whether you have experienced a layoff yourself, fear it might happen, or are simply interested in personal growth and resilience, this episode has something for everyone. Tune in and discover how a layoff can become a launchpad for a fulfilling career and an enriched life.

ABOUT GUEST

Dr. Katyayani Singh, an academic researcher and author, contributes extensively to various research domains. As an Assistant Professor and Coordinator at the Center for Nonkilling and Peace, Jagran Lake City, her fervor lies in advocating non-violent conflict resolution methods.

Topics Discussed

• (01:50) Dr. Singh’s journey of being an assistant professor.
• (03:00) Development of Dr. Singh's interest in political science.
• (06:40) The concept of nonkilling in political science and its societal application.
• (08:09) Dr. Singh’s role within the research community and the goals of the global Non-killing center.
• (05:00) Dr Singh’s view on nonkilling and nonviolence
• (7:45) Nonviolent solutions and gauging progress towards a violence-free socie
• (12:01) Key insights from Dr. Singh's paper on the global Non-Killing Index.
• (20:21) The Non-Killing paradigm's contribution to peace and global enlistment.
• (27:03) Integration of nonviolent practices and education for world peace.
• (28:51) The inspirations behind Dr. Singh's boo
• (35:18) Nonviolent conflict resolution and ethical considerations
• (40:09) Application of Non-Killing research.
• (43:02) Anticipated future trends in the Nonviolent movement and its ramifications.

Notable Quotes

• (07:43) “There are a lot of problems we are facing as humans, not just international problems, it's a local problem as well, it's a personal problem as well as the problem of the state”.
• (20:42) “Non-Killing paradigm is like the stepping stone or foundation stone towards peace and development”.
• (18:26) “There are different forms of killing, which are going around us and they continue in different areas, and that's something that contributes to determining the peace and prosperity or development of nations”.

Links Mentioned

https://nonkilling.org/center/2019/12/21/nonkilling-paradigm-book-published-by-springer/

https://nonkilling.org/center/

Join us as we discuss finding a profitable niche as a business owner and how to navigate challenges as we come across them.

Haiti's tumultuous past is marked by a persistent struggle against political instability, driven by deep-rooted issues like poverty, corruption, and weak governance structures. Over the years, the nation has weathered numerous coup d'états, dictatorships, and periods of intense political turmoil, exacerbating existing social and economic challenges and causing widespread suffering among its people.

But the challenges facing Haiti extend beyond political strife. The country is also highly susceptible to natural disasters, including hurricanes, earthquakes, and flooding. The 2010 earthquake, in particular, wreaked havoc on the capital city of Port-au-Prince and its surroundings, ranking among the deadliest natural disasters in recorded history. Its aftermath saw significant loss of life, the displacement of millions, and extensive infrastructure damage.

However, amidst the adversity, Haiti's resilience shines through. Understanding the underlying causes of its political conflict and vulnerability to natural disasters is paramount for paving the way towards sustainable development and lasting peace.

Join us as we engage with the US Non-Profit Alleluia Tribe, delving into their experiences in Haiti and exploring their strategies for moving forward in the face of these formidable challenges.

In this Episode we discuss the fears that Entrepreneurs face and things we can do to avoid them as we navigate the "Entrepreneurial Maze".

Join us as we speak about the myth of infertility in minority communities, and journey with the CEO/Owner of Not Your Average PateKode, Jessania Compare as she discusses her journey with infertility issues within her family and how she has become an advocate in creating awareness about infertility within her community.

For so many reasons, it becomes important for people to find a better standard of living outside their comfort zone. This transition can be tasking, and it requires a lot of knowledge to avoid being victims of the system. In this episode, Immigration expert, Diana Stevens, shares her deep insight into the immigration service, its laws and flaws, and how immigrants can actualize their dreams with the right information.

About Guest

Diana Stevens is a global immigration consultant and COO of Immi-jet. She works with individuals and families seeking adjustment of status and citizenship. With her experience as an immigrant, she is passionate about helping individuals and families achieve their goals of working in the United States. She has a background in journalism and education and above all, an amazing personality.

Topic Discussed

• (02:42) Diana’s transition from Journalism to Education and now Immigration
• (04:36) Misconceptions about Immigration law
• (07:39) Diana gives an insight into her practice and general myths about Immigration.
• (11:22) Effect of Immigration policies on individuals
• (20:54) Immigrants’ challenges during the Immigration process
• (22:33) Practical ways to have a successful Immigration service.
• (27:35) Covid 19 influence on the Immigration process
• (32:42) Diana shared some options available for family-based Immigration.
• (35:15) Diana talks about the intricacies of employment-based Immigration.
• (38:10) Challenges faced by refugees and asylum seekers.
• (42:19) Resources available to assist asylum seekers in their Immigration journey.
• (45:43) Diana shares some of her Immigration success stories.
• (57:25) Diana speaks on her desired legacy.

Notable Quotes

• (3:06) “The battle really starts with knowledge.”
• (16:49) “Every culture is different and should be treated as such, should be respectful.”
• (29:44) “If you have a skill, if you've been doing something for 10 years and you are like, you know what, I would like to try doing that in America right, there is a pathway for you”
• (36:47) “It's really important that when an employer is putting in your petition, they are keeping on top of things, they are filing in a timely manner.”
• (45:14) “There is so much misinformation out there, that you have to do your due diligence because, in the end, you are the person it affects.”
• (47:13) “When you are able to help people strategize and navigate their path within this country, it's constantly rewarding”
• (53:14) “This is not about the amount of money I make, it's the vision you have for your family and that's what my mother taught me and if you don't have a plan to execute that vision, it's going to be a rough road you travel”

Links Mentioned

• Visit USCIS to access immigration service resources
• Contact the Immi-jet office at -5613173380
• To get immigration services, visit immi-jet.

In this episode of Talk with KLADZ, Kadianne welcomes Chef Andrea Young, CEO and Owner of Sweet Vegan Chocolates, to talk about how she switched careers and became an entrepreneur, what makes a successful business, and her best tips, resources, and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs. Plus, Kadianne does a live taste test that will make you want to RUN, not walk, to order some Sweet Vegan Chocolates for yourself and all your loved ones!

After working in architectural engineering, Andrea shifted to a career in interior design. Unfortunately, the unstable economy was impacting her job security, so she started experimenting with being a part-time personal chef for celebrities in NYC. While reconnecting with her love of cooking, developing new recipes, and being inspired by the natural, healing aspects of food, Andrea founded Sweet Vegan Chocolates in 2016 and has been growing ever since.

Tune in to learn all about Andrea’s journey into entrepreneurship, what she wishes she could’ve told her younger self, and the inspiring business goals she’s working towards for the coming year.

“If you have a burning desire and you test that desire out to see if it’s really business-worthy and you know in your heart it’s the direction you should go into, you need to follow it up with education and then pursue it with your heart’s passion.” – Andrea Young

Episode Highlights:

• How she came up with the idea for Sweet Vegan Chocolates
• What type of person should pursue entrepreneurship?
• 3 key things that make a successful business
• How Andrea maintains a work/life balance as an entrepreneur living in NYC
• The benefits of owning a business
• Andrea’s #1 business goal for this year: Building collaborations
• How to be cost effective without compromising the quality of your product
• What are the health benefits of chocolate?
• Kadianne’s live taste test of Sweet Vegan Chocolates
• Giving back to your community through your business
• 3 tips for starting your own business + helpful resources and tools for entrepreneurs
• How to make money teaching virtual classes (on any topic/skill)

Check out Sweet Vegan Chocolates!

Visit their website: https://www.sweetvegan.nyc

Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sweetvegannyc

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Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/sweetvegannyc

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sweetvegannyc

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sweetvegannyc

Resources Mentioned:

Williams Sonoma: https://www.williams-sonoma.com

Kendra Scott: https://www.kendrascott.com

Small Business Administration: https://www.sba.gov

Rotary International: https://www.rotary.org

Conflict is a part of human interaction, and throughout history, different strategies have been employed to resolve these conflicts. One of the most intriguing and transformative approaches is the nonkilling conflict resolution strategy. This innovative approach seeks to address conflicts without resorting to violence or killing, promoting peace, justice, and cooperation. In this episode, Dr. Joseph Roland enlightens us on the possibility of having a nonkilling society as he takes us on a ride, exploring his dissertation topic.

About Guest

Dr. Roland Joseph is a husband anda graduate of Nova Southeastern University, with a Ph.D. degree in Conflict Analysis and Resolution. He has an interest in conducting research on nuclear weapon issues and a background in journalism and political analysis. He is known for his dissertation topic which is about the challenging transformative experience of promoting non-killing political science to anti-nuclear weapon activist realists.

Topics Discussed

(01:05) Meet the conflict analysis expert

(03:50) Dr Joseph's journey growing up in Haiti and exploring journalism

(10:49) Haiti’s influence on Dr Joseph's perspective on conflict violence

(12:50) Dr Joseph shared his journey getting a PhD in conflict resolution

(17:00) Understanding the origin and concept of Nonkilling

(24:44) Dr Joseph shared some moral arguments to support the promotion of Nonkilling

(26:12) Dr Joseph shared how he navigated the challenge of getting the right respondents to his research questions

(30:44) Dr Joseph shared a part of the transformative experiences he had when carrying out research for his dissertation

On today's podcast, we are diving into the immersive world of vision boards, where manifestation meets creativity, and your dreams take center stage. If you thought vision boards were just pretty collages, get ready to expand on your perception. Join our host as we embark on a journey that goes beyond the ordinary, uncovering the secrets of how vision boards can be the catalyst for turning imagination into reality. So fasten your seatbelts and get ready to explore the untapped potentials of vision boards.