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Hello and welcome to The Butterfly Effect!—a show about becoming. Through stories and the power of inspiration and human-to-human connection, we will discover our 'why-s' and 'for-s' that drive our existence, empowering us to take the steering wheel of our own lives and…
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“Diplomacy is a kind of contact sport.” | The B-Effect with Artūrs Zaķis (opens the original)
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From the outside, diplomacy can look like suits, receptions, and carefully chosen words. Latvian diplomat Artūrs Zaķis takes us behind the scenes: the patience it demands, the relationships built one conversation at a time, and the sacrifices diplomats and their families make. In this episode of The Butterfly Effect, we follow Artūrs’s journey from a child who loved encyclopedias to postings in Washington, D.C., London, and Latvia’s mission to the United Nations. We talk about Ukraine, why inter
Armen Andonian on Starting Over, Resilience, and Reinvention When Life Changes (opens the original)
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From the European Parliament to entrepreneurship, from Europe to Asia and back again, Armen Andonian’s journey reflects a conviction he returns to throughout his life: when one path ends, it is possible to learn, adapt, build something new… and start over. For Armen, Brexit marked the end of a chapter he had spent years building at the European Parliament. What followed was uncertainty, reinvention, a move to Barcelona, entrepreneurship, life as a digital nomad, and an ongoing journey to underst
"I'm here for connection. I'm here for love…" | The B-Effect with Martine Alonso Marquis (opens the original)
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With Martine, we ask what it actually means to change and whether lasting transformation is possible. We also explore what Martine calls "The Great Disconnect": a world in which we may be more technologically connected than ever, yet increasingly disconnected from ourselves, our bodies, nature, silence, and one another. To give you a sense of just how nourishing this conversation is, here are two of my favorite quotes from Martine: "The only person we can truly work on is ourselves" and "One hea
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