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After almost 4 days of traveling, we finally made it to the Mentawai Islands in Indonesia! It’s literally a little slice of tropical paradise. Tune in for a mini lesson on Indonesia and insider knowledge on how to get here if you want to visit this piece of heaven!
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After years of teaching people about Bitcoin, organizing the Indonesia Bitcoin conference, and working for a Bitcoin company (Fedi), she's learned that you have to speak from your heart when you explain Bitcoin to people if you want them to grasp it.
In our interview, we discuss this in greater detail as well as the macroeconomic situation in Indonesia and how even the Indonesian crypto "gamblers" are starting to look at bitcoin as something different than all other crypto assets.
Enjoy!
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X (Twitter): @dearezkitha
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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dearezkitha/
Check out Kelas Bitcoin: https://kelasbitcoin.com/
Timesstamps:
0:00 Cold open
1:45 Intro music
2:00 Introduction
6:01 How Dea found Bitcoin
10:22 The macroeconomic situation in Indonesia
14:07 Inflation hedges, crypto and Bitcoin in Indonesia
21:39 Organizing the Indonesian Bitcoin Conference
30:46 What is a Fedimint?
36:46 What can Fedi do?
39:15 The challenges of Bitcoin education
45:07 Outro / Where to find Dea
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Bio:
Dr. Alan James Yu is an inspirational speaker, author, facilitator, retreat leader & coach on love, creativity, and leadership. He aims to help leaders from all walks of life build healthy and lasting organizational, community, and global change. For the last decade, Alan has worked in corporate, higher education, and non-profit sectors as a facilitator.
He has lived in places as diverse as Singapore, the United States (Iowa City, Seattle, and San Diego)and currently resides in Bali, Indonesia. In 2022, Alan spent a month in Cambodia and began reflecting on his experiences living and working with Balinese communities in rural Bali. He put his thoughts into his first book, On Love, Leadership and the Collective Soul: A Guide to Making Creative Change.
Links:
Website: https://alanjamesyu.wixsite.com/alan-j-yu
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alanjyu/
Telegram: love_courage_passion
Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/LoveExpands
Quotes:
"We express a lot of our spirituality through art."
"It's through the power of love that people can they form relationships with each other and support each other's spiritual growth, and we act as mirrors for each other."
Episode Highlights:
Alan Yu was born in Iowa, and is a second-generation Chinese American. Growing up, Alan and his family traveled a lot, and that exposed Alan to new places, people, and cultures.
When Alan took his doctorate program, he had no idea that Bali would become his home. His interest was to teach leadership.
Childhood Incidences:
When you grow up in a family that has some Asian history, learning Western classical music is a big deal. Growing up, Alan had to learn how to play the piano. It didn't come naturally for him, and he had to put in a lot of work. Even so, he credits his piano discipline with working towards a goal and achieving it.
Although he was born in the US, he was walking into an American fast food in his hometown one day, and an older man pointed him towards a Chinese restaurant that was across the street. It dawned on him that no matter how well he adapted, there would always be something to remind him that he was a foreigner.
Influential Groups:
Alan has had opportunities to perfect leadership in universities and the social sector, which has shaped the leader he is today. During Alan's doctoral program, his mentor, Rose Martinez, taught leadership creatively using the arts. Alan found her teaching method resonated with him.
Cultural Epiphanies:
While in Harbin, China, Alan caught himself making casual remarks to a teacher, not recognizing that there was a hierarchy to respect. His Japanese friend explained why his familiarity with superiors was considered rude.
From his ethnographic research in Bali, and help from a cultural guide, Alan made the decision to live and work in Bali. The Balinese culture informs Alan's personal values, meditation, and teaching practice.
Soapbox Moment:
Alan has a calendar of leadership training offered in Bali. He invites anyone interested in going developing creative thinking within their organization to get in touch with him for more information.
Receive Alan's FREE guide on How to Spark Creativity and Innovation...Without Banging Your Head Against the Wall for Days...Even if No Fresh Thoughts Are Coming to Mind! Send an email with "Gervais" in the subject line with your name and email address in the body of your email.
Tagline: How love, leadership and collective soul foster sustainable organizational change.
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