Think Global

In this episode, we discuss the importance of creating meaningful connections amidst a growing sense of loneliness. How can we intentionally combat isolation, regardless of our cultural context?

Come along for an entertaining Q&A episode as we delve into the topics of travel, culture, and our global adventures!

In this episode, we take a look at the significance of cultivating endurance amidst a culture that encourages comfort over resilience. Join us as we learn how to navigate life's challenges with an attitude of endurance.

Launching season 4 of Think Global and stepping into a new year, we dig into a unique outlook on the variety of life's beginnings and endings, pondering the question: "How can we conclude one chapter well in order to beginning the next successfully?"

With Christmas approaching, we explore practical ways to bring "joy to the world" and share anecdotes of Christmas celebrations from various cultures, including our own and those of our friends.

As we prepare to gather and celebrate with loved ones this holiday season, join us as we discover how the simple act of sharing a meal can create powerful connections that transcend cultural and language barriers.

Join us as we wrap up this series with a conversation exploring how cultures around the world show hospitality and how we can become people who are hospitable beyond expectations.

As we continue this series about going beyond expectations, we discuss how other cultures around the world view optimism and how we can choose to be optimistic people despite our natural tendencies or cultural norms.

We're kicking off a new series where we will explore how we can go beyond expectations in our lives. Throughout this episode, we discuss what generosity looks like around the world and how we can exceed our own culture's expectations as we become people who are generous with our time, money, energy, and knowledge.

Join us as we talk about becoming people who intentionally invest in others more than we focus on ourselves. How can we have a "there you are" outlook in our relationships instead of a "here I am" mentality?