Ever wonder what it’s like to grow up third-cultured, moving to a new continent every few years? How does that translate to adulthood and making friends as a globetrotter? In this episode, my good friend Annie Chopra breaks down how her multicultural background has shaped her, why despite having lived in many countries, she keeps coming back to Saigon, Vietnam. She also debunks misconceptions I had about networking, and how she uses reading as a tool to expand her mind and expand her life. Oh! and we revisit some good ol' shared memories from grade 5 as well ☺️
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🌏Website: anniechopra.com/
🎀 Annie Chopra is a 26 year-old digital marketing strategist who is originally from India, was born in Dubai and grew up in Spain, Laos, Mexico and Tanzania. Her multicutlural upbringing has allowed her to vividly see the way the world works from a very young age, and continues to shape her sense of curiosity, adventure and yearning for learning today.
Annie, let's do another episode when we meet again ✨Love you!
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⏳Timestamps
0:00 intro
0:43 Annie’s introduction
1:31 how me met in Laos (grade 5)
🌏Expat life
4:06 why Saigon, Vietnam?
7:27 what keeps you coming back to Saigon?
10:04 making friends abroad
12:47 getting into networking
🫂Corner: Myth or Matter; topic: networking
21:08 Myth #1. it’s all transactional
24:01 Myth #2. it’s so formal! there is no chill
27:56 Myth #3. there is no need to network
30:00 Myth #4. you need to be naturally gifted
📚Reading books and writing books
33:16 earliest memories of reading
36:37 The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
38:52 reading as an adult
40:29 productivity systems for reading
46:09 5 current books
48:49 on: publishing books & future plans
57:13 outro
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