The Spirit of Success
Hi! My name is Yara and welcome to my interview and podcast series, The Spirit of Success. In this Baha'i-inspired program, I speak with accomplished and well-known professionals and celebrities and try to get a glimpse into what influenced their career choices, what success…
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How Can We Make Medicine Truly Human Centered? with Neda Frayha (opens the original)
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Hi, TSOS Challengers! Welcome to Season 5 of The Spirit of Success! In this episode, I’m joined by physician, medical educator, and storyteller Dr. Neda Frayha for a conversation about what it means to make medicine truly human-centered, and how storytelling, education, and compassion can help bridge the gap between patients and physicians.Drawing from her experiences across clinical care, medical education, public radio, and health storytelling, Dr. Frayha and I explore what it means to humaniz
How Do Stories Travel Worldwide Without Losing Their Essence? with Dayyan Eng (opens the original)
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Hi, TSOS Challengers! Welcome to Season 5 of The Spirit of Success! In this episode, I’m joined by acclaimed filmmaker Dayyan Eng (Wu Shixian) for a conversation about how stories travel across cultures, and what it takes to create work that connects people around the world. Drawing from his experiences growing up across three continents and working between Eastern and Western film industries, Dayyan and I explore how culture and identity shape creativity, how filmmakers can find their voice whe
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