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  • When Terrible Becomes Amazing with Karen Dillon

    When Terrible Becomes Amazing with Karen Dillon
    2026/08/30
    “The single biggest determinant of long-term happiness are the personal relationships in our life, not anything else.” In this episode of The Unknown Path, Jem Fuller sits down with Karen Dillon, former editor of the Harvard Business Review and co-author of the New York Times bestseller How Will You Measure Your Life. For years Karen built her career the way most of us are taught to: heads down, career first, certain the meaning would show up later once she'd cleared the next milestone. Then a routine assignment turned into an afternoon in the office of legendary Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen, and what was meant to be a quick interview became years of collaboration, a bestselling book, and the moment she started questioning what she was actually building toward. In her mid-forties, at the peak of her career, she and her husband sold their house and moved their family into a tiny flat in London with no car, and rebuilt a life around what actually mattered to them. This conversation is about the questions most of us don't ask ourselves until it's almost too late, like what we're actually building our life around, and whether the thing we're chasing today will still matter to us in ten years. We talk about why resilience is a skill anyone can build regardless of how they were raised, why she believes AI should sharpen our judgement rather than replace it, and why permission to change direction is something we already have, whether we use it or not. It's a reminder that the journey matters more than wherever we think we're heading, and that it's never too late to choose differently. If you've ever wondered whether you're allowed to want something different for your life, this one's for you. ⸻ In this conversation we go into: — The cold call to a stranger that put her across the desk from Clayton Christensen — Why she believes AI should sharpen our judgement and experience, not replace them — Writing a bestselling book with a co-author who had lost his ability to speak and write after a stroke, and the strange sense she had of finding his voice through her own hands — The hardest year of her career, working for a boss once ranked below cleaning New York's public toilets on a list of the city's worst jobs — Selling the house and moving her family into a tiny London flat with no car, in the middle of her most successful career years About Karen Dillon: Karen Dillon is an award-winning author and the former editor of the Harvard Business Review. She co-authored the New York Times bestseller How Will You Measure Your Life with Clayton Christensen and James Allworth, and now works as editorial director at Banyan Global Family Business Advisors and as a senior fellow at the Christensen Institute. Follow Karen: 🌐 https://www.karendillon.net 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karen-dillon-author/ ⸻ About The Unknown Path: The Unknown Path is a podcast about the untold stories behind success — real conversations with extraordinary people about the parts of their journey nobody asks them about. Hosted by Jem Fuller. ⸻ Follow the show: 🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts 🌐 theunknownpathpodcast.com 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jemfuller 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jemfuller 🌱 More from Jem: https://www.jemfuller.com If something in this conversation lands for you, share it with someone who might need it today. #TheUnknownPath #KarenDillon #HowWillYouMeasureYourLife
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    1 時間 12 分
  • Find Peace First with Tom Cronin

    Find Peace First with Tom Cronin
    2026/08/23
    "Peace is what happens when we move the noise. We clear the clutter. We stop the motion." In this episode of The Unknown Path, Jem Fuller sits down with the one and only Tom Cronin — former money broker turned meditation teacher, film producer, and founder of the Stillness Project, an organisation that's introduced meditation to thousands of people around the world. For nearly three decades, Tom's work has centred on the idea that the anxiety, panic and unrest most of us carry isn't just ours to begin with — it's inherited, encoded, and passed down long before we ever get a say in it. He's taught meditation inside boardrooms at Amazon, Coca-Cola and Harvard Business School, and now runs retreats across four countries a year, but his work started on the floor of his own home, in the middle of a nervous breakdown he didn't see coming. In this conversation, we go beyond the retreats and the resonance charts into the story you likely haven't heard. It’s a journey that starts on the trading room floor in the eighties that ran alongside the Wolf of Wall Street years, through the health collapse that landed him in an ambulance thinking he was dying, and the two-minute documentary clip of a man meditating in a pinstripe suit that changed the entire direction of his life. This episode explores the beliefs that gets passed down through generations, directly impacting how we navigate the world and how Meditation can help us to live the life of peace and freedom many of us desire. You’'ll hear about the film Tom poured years into that never quite became what he wanted it to be, and the moment he got shouted down in a San Francisco cinema for saying AI might have something to teach an enlightened mind. If you've ever felt like the world's noise is louder than your own, this episode will offer you a perspective and medicine you may not have known you needed. This week's conversation covers a story of collapse and reconstruction, the inheritance we don't get to choose, and what it actually costs to build a life around stillness in a world that won't sit still. ⸻ In this conversation we go into: — Nine years on a trading room floor, and the night his body gave out on the kitchen floor — A documentary of a man meditating in a suit, and the Yellow Pages ad that started everything — Why a broken leg heals in a cast, and what that reveals about the nervous system's need for rest — The anxiety he says was never fully his — and what the "long body" means for what we inherit — Making the film The Portal, and the vision that got lost somewhere in the edit — Getting shouted down in San Francisco for putting AI next to enlightenment About Tom: Tom Cronin is the founder of the Stillness Project and a Vedic meditation teacher, retreat facilitator and film producer who has introduced meditation to people around the world through corporate training, his Zen Academy mentoring program, and retreats across Australia, Bali, New Zealand and the UK. He spent sixteen years as a broker on a trading room floor before a breakdown in 1996 led him to meditation, and he later produced the documentary The Portal. Follow Tom: 🌐 https://www.tomcronin.com 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tomcronin ⸻ About The Unknown Path: The Unknown Path is a podcast about the untold stories behind success — real conversations with extraordinary people about the parts of their journey nobody asks them about. Hosted by Jem Fuller. ⸻ Follow the show: 🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts 🌐 theunknownpathpodcast.com 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jemfuller 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jemfuller 🌱 More from Jem: https://www.jemfuller.com If something in this conversation lands for you, share it with someone who might need it today. #TheUnknownPath #TomCronin #StillnessProject #VedicMeditation
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    1 時間 15 分
  • When Success no Longer Feels Like Success - Alena Uzhnyeva's Story

    When Success no Longer Feels Like Success - Alena Uzhnyeva's Story
    2026/08/17
    "You can't connect to your spirit through your mind. It's only through the heart, because the heart is the portal to the quantum, to the universe, to the higher self." In this episode of The Unknown Path, Jem Fuller sits down with Alena Uzhnyeva — entrepreneur, founder of the I Am Creation Retreats and Summits, and a woman who's built two entirely different lives on two different continents. Known as the "fish queen" of Ukraine and Estonia's seafood trade, Alena started at twenty, sending emails for her uncle's small import company because nobody else on the team spoke English. Ten years later she was running purchasing negotiations worth millions and leading a team, before she left it all to build her own trading business from Estonia — now turning over twenty million euros a year with a team of seventeen. Then, six and a half years ago she landed in Bali for a holiday with her two-year-old son and she never left. But what sits underneath that success isn't a straightforward story of rewarded ambition. It's a story about a body that had to break down before a life of alignment and fulfilment could be fully rebuilt. Alena grew up in a military household in small-town Ukraine, where achievement was an instruction — be first, be the best, don't ask questions. The messaging and childhood carried her into success in the corporate world where she out-worked everyone around her, until insomnia, gut issues and failing eyesight became her everyday reality. In hopes of finding a reset to keep moving forward, Alena attended a three-day retreat that cracked her wide open and led her to returning back into her office to resign with no plan moving forward. This week's conversation moves through what came after that leap — a new business built from nothing while raising her son alone, a fifteen-year silence with her father that she chose to end, a relationship that finally didn't repeat the old pattern, and the slightly chaotic decision to run Bali's first fully legal international summit with three months' notice and forty speakers flying in from around the world. It's a conversation about the difference between chasing significance and building a life you can actually feel present in, and about what happens when you finally stop treating your intuition as something to override and go all in. Alena’s story is one of inspiration that redefines success beyond the numbers, money and burnout. ⸻ In this conversation we go into: — The three-day retreat in Kyiv that ended a ten-year career in one weekend — Building a twenty-million-euro seafood business from Estonia while living in Bali — The message that reconnected her with her father after fifteen years of silence — Turning an idea into Bali's first legally licensed international summit, with forty speakers and 750 people, in three months — Why she makes major business decisions in seconds now, instead of hours of meetings About Alena Uzhnyeva: Alena is the founder of the I Am Creation Retreats and Summits in Bali, bringing together international speakers and hundreds of attendees each year for conscious gatherings and heart-led leadership work. She spent ten years building one of Ukraine's largest fish export companies before leaving corporate life after a single retreat, and now runs both the seafood trading business she built from Estonia and her growing summit and retreat brand from her home in Bali. Follow Alena: 🌐 https://www.iamcreationretreat.com 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/padmini.devi_ 🌍 We Are Creation Community: https://www.wearecreation.world/community ⸻ About The Unknown Path: The Unknown Path is a podcast about the untold stories behind success — real conversations with extraordinary people about the parts of their journey nobody asks them about. Hosted by Jem Fuller. ⸻ Follow the show: 🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts 🌐 theunknownpathpodcast.com 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jemfuller 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jemfuller 🌱 More from Jem: https://www.jemfuller.com If something in this conversation lands for you, share it with someone who might need it today. #TheUnknownPath #AlenaUzhnyeva #IAmCreationSummit
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    1 時間 25 分
  • Breaking Limiting Beliefs with Jack Canfield

    Breaking Limiting Beliefs with Jack Canfield
    2026/08/09
    "Stop being who you're not." In this episode of The Unknown Path, Jem Fuller sits down with Jack Canfield — Entrepreneur, co-creator of the billion-dollar ‘Chicken Soup for the Soul’® series and author of the international bestseller ‘The Success Principles’. Jack’s conducted more than 2,500 workshops and trainings worldwide, sold over 500 million books in 43 languages, and spent five decades helping people close the gap between where they are and their highest vision of themselves. For decades, Jack's work has centred around the idea that most of what holds people back isn't a lack of ability, but a belief formed in childhood about who they are and what they deserve that holds the drivers seat of their life. He’s stood in boardrooms to stadiums filled with thousands of people transforming the lives of millions of people, but his impact started many years ago in a small classroom teaching self-esteem to teenagers who needed someone to believe in them. In this conversation, we go beyond the success into the journey in a way you haven’t heard before. Jack shares his story, as a scholarship kid at a West Virginia military school to the man behind one of publishing's most improbable success stories, and the mentors, chance encounters, and discipline that shaped the way there. We go through the early years, starting as a teacher earning $8,000 a year, to becoming a best selling author and deeply impactful entrepreneur by discovering and embodying the work that has changed the lives of so many people. If you know of Jacks work, you’ll know his impact on the world is big, but chances are you haven’t heard the man underneath the success in this way and I can’t wait for you to sit and listen and soak up all the wisdom. This weeks episode covers an incredible journey of self discovery, the mechanics of building something successful that lasts and the work of unbecoming what no longer serves you. It's a conversation about permission, persistence, and the difference between striving for significance and simply being who you are. ⸻ In this conversation we go into: — Cold email to Harvard scholarship, and the private school that changed everything — A mentor's challenge to set a goal twelve times his salary, and the visualization ritual he kept every morning for three years — Fourteen months of daily outreach before Chicken Soup for the Soul hit a single bestseller list — The ayahuasca journey that forced him to forgive Vladimir Putin — and what it revealed about his own need for significance — Why "discover" is the word he'd choose over "become" — His take on AI, job displacement, and why human connection becomes more valuable, not less — The free belief-change call he still runs twice a year for thousands of people, decades after he stopped needing to About Jack: For over 40 years, he has been teaching entrepreneurs, educators, corporate leaders, and people from all walks of life how to create the life they desire. As the beloved originator of the Chicken Soup for the SoulⓇ series, he’s taught millions of individuals his modernised formulas for success, and has trained and certified over 2,700 students to teach his content and methodology in 107 countries around the world. Follow Jack: 🌐 https://jackcanfield.com 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jackcanfield_official ⸻ About The Unknown Path: The Unknown Path is a podcast about the untold stories behind success — real conversations with extraordinary people about the parts of their journey nobody asks them about. Hosted by Jem Fuller. ⸻ Follow the show: 🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/jemfuller 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jemfuller/ 🌱 More from Jem: https://jemfuller.com #TheUnknownPath #JackCanfield #ChickenSoupForTheSoul
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    1 時間 11 分
  • Finding your Purpose, Curiosity & Building an Extraordinary Life with Brandon Fong

    Finding your Purpose, Curiosity & Building an Extraordinary Life with Brandon Fong
    2026/08/06
    "I didn't give myself permission to be a visionary." In this episode of The Unknown Path, Jem Fuller sits down with Brandon Fong — founder of Curiosity Island, creator of the Find Your Four framework, and host of the podcast Beyond Curious. In this conversation, Brandon shares how a childhood shaped by financial insecurity, in one of the wealthiest school districts in his state, built the identity of someone who had to earn everything the hard way. Years later, that same drive led him into the business of building other people's visions, until a mentor ended their partnership without warning and left him with nowhere to go but inward. Brandon's story is one of reinvention, and one that will make you question what permission you're still waiting for to chase the things you desire. In this episode, we talk across a number of themes including the difference between learning and channeling, the cost of walking away from a version of success that isn't yours, and how the period of building for others became the foundation for Curiosity Island, and framework for finding the small percentage of actions that create the majority of impact. This conversation explores what it takes to stop chasing someone else's definition of success, and a real look at what it means to build a life, and a community, from complete alignment. You wont want to miss this one. ⸻ In this conversation we go into: — Cold calling at twelve, and the free lunch program in the wealthiest school district in the state — The single cold email that turned into running a mentor's marketing, adding 250,000 students to his courses, and a year spent living in Israel, Italy, and Thailand — The business partner who left without warning, and the question it forced: what do I actually want? — Why he still cringes at the old name of his own podcast, and why he wouldn't undo any of it — What changed when he stopped calling it effort and started calling it channeling — Dunbar's number, soul family, and why Curiosity Island will never grow past 54 people — The plan to send a piece of it into outer space About Brandon: Brandon is a husband to his high school sweetheart, Leah, father to their daughter Kaiya, and head world builder of Curiosity Island™, the invite-only community he founded to help visionary leaders solve their hardest problems and accelerate their biggest projects. He also hosts the top 1% globally ranked Beyond Curious® podcast, where he's interviewed everyone from Olympians and NYT bestselling authors to an FBI hostage negotiator and the man who invented the cell phone. His life purpose is to create a more deeply connected world. Follow Brandon: 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandonsfong/ ▶️ YouTube: https://gobeyondcurious.com/podcast/ ⸻ About The Unknown Path: The Unknown Path is a podcast about the untold stories behind success — real conversations with extraordinary people about the parts of their journey nobody asks them about. Hosted by Jem Fuller. ⸻ Follow the show: 🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/jemfuller 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jemfuller/ 🌱 More from Jem: https://jemfuller.com #TheUnknownPath #BrandonFong #CuriosityIsland
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    1 時間 8 分
  • Finding your Purpose, Curiosity & Building an Extraordinary Life with Brandon Fong

    Finding your Purpose, Curiosity & Building an Extraordinary Life with Brandon Fong
    2026/08/03
    "I didn't give myself permission to be a visionary." In this episode of The Unknown Path, Jem Fuller sits down with Brandon Fong — founder of Curiosity Island, creator of the Find Your Four framework, and host of the podcast Beyond Curious. In this conversation, Brandon shares how a childhood shaped by financial insecurity, in one of the wealthiest school districts in his state, built the identity of someone who had to earn everything the hard way. Years later, that same drive led him into the business of building other people's visions, until a mentor ended their partnership without warning and left him with nowhere to go but inward. Brandon's story is one of reinvention, and one that will make you question what permission you're still waiting for to chase the things you desire. In this episode, we talk across a number of themes including the difference between learning and channeling, the cost of walking away from a version of success that isn't yours, and how the period of building for others became the foundation for Curiosity Island, and framework for finding the small percentage of actions that create the majority of impact. This conversation explores what it takes to stop chasing someone else's definition of success, and a real look at what it means to build a life, and a community, from complete alignment. You wont want to miss this one. ⸻ In this conversation we go into: — Cold calling at twelve, and the free lunch program in the wealthiest school district in the state — The single cold email that turned into running a mentor's marketing, adding 250,000 students to his courses, and a year spent living in Israel, Italy, and Thailand — The business partner who left without warning, and the question it forced: what do I actually want? — Why he still cringes at the old name of his own podcast, and why he wouldn't undo any of it — What changed when he stopped calling it effort and started calling it channeling — Dunbar's number, soul family, and why Curiosity Island will never grow past 54 people — The plan to send a piece of it into outer space Timestamps: Chapters 00:00:00 Intro 00:02:13 Brandon's World Right Now 00:03:00 What Is Curiosity Island? 00:07:00 Learning to Slow Down and Just Be Present 00:09:29 What His 10-Year-Old Self Would Think 00:10:43 Growing Up in an Entrepreneurial Household 00:14:24 Free Lunch Programs in the Wealthiest School District 00:16:05 Meeting His Mentor Jonathan and Genius Network 00:19:25 The Business Failure That Started Everything 00:20:13 Publishing a Book at 21 00:22:07 The Power of the Cold Email 00:23:30 What's the Worst That Can Happen? 00:24:54 Rebuilding From the Ground Up 00:28:03 Why "Seven Figure Millennials" Still Makes Him Cringe 00:30:05 Would He Undo That Chapter? 00:31:27 What It Feels Like to Be Fully Aligned 00:32:52 Consciousness, Telepathy, and Holding Beliefs Loosely 00:37:45 David Hawkins and the Levels of Consciousness 00:40:52 Mirrors, Not Mentors 00:44:08 What Curiosity Island Actually Is 00:45:46 Introducing Find Your Four 00:49:09 The 4% and the Exponentially Renewable Resource 00:51:00 The 4% Files Project 00:54:19 A World Record Sent Into Outer Space 00:57:30 Shortcutting a Friend's Dream: The Roderick Adventure Day Story 01:00:20 Founding the Center of Love Alliance 01:03:21 Dunbar's Number and the Future of Curiosity Island 01:05:12 Final Thoughts About Brandon: Brandon is a husband to his high school sweetheart, Leah, father to their daughter Kaiya, and head world builder of Curiosity Island™, the invite-only community he founded to help visionary leaders solve their hardest problems and accelerate their biggest projects. He also hosts the top 1% globally ranked Beyond Curious® podcast, where he's interviewed everyone from Olympians and NYT bestselling authors to an FBI hostage negotiator and the man who invented the cell phone. His life purpose is to create a more deeply connected world. Follow Brandon: 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandonsfong/ ▶️ YouTube: https://gobeyondcurious.com/podcast/ ⸻ About The Unknown Path: The Unknown Path is a podcast about the untold stories behind success — real conversations with extraordinary people about the parts of their journey nobody asks them about. Hosted by Jem Fuller. ⸻ Follow the show: 🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/jemfuller 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jemfuller/ 🌱 More from Jem: https://jemfuller.com #TheUnknownPath #BrandonFong #CuriosityIsland
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    1 時間 8 分
  • Scars to Strength - The Catalina Magee Story

    Scars to Strength - The Catalina Magee Story
    2026/07/26
    "Freedom without forgiveness is just relocation" In this episode of The Unknown Path, Jem Fuller sits down with Catalina Magee — former Miss Romania, Vogue Italia model, and founder of Trend Prive magazine, now a real estate investor, podcast host, and someone who volunteers her time with Las Vegas's homeless community. Catalina shares what it was like growing up under communism in Romania, the ultimatum she gave her mother at sixteen, and the night in Germany she stood in a car park screaming for help while her husband lay fighting for his life after a house fire. We talk about the years of abuse that shaped her childhood, the choice she made to forgive the man who caused it, and why she's landed on humility — not love — as the biggest lesson life has taught her. This conversation explores what it actually costs to build a life of gratitude out of a childhood built on scarcity and pain, and why the people we overlook are so often the ones who save us. ⸻ In this conversation we go into: — The ultimatum a sixteen-year-old Catalina gave her mother about her father, and the divorce it forced — A stranger's invitation to Capri, and the night Mariah Carey stood two feet away — The house fire in Germany that nearly took her husband's life, and the phone call that finally got him a hospital bed — Growing up under communism in Romania, where the family had one orange at Christmas and prayed in secret beneath the floor — Why homelessness isn't the choice people assume it is, and the questions Catalina asks instead of judging About Catalina Magee: Catalina Magee is a real estate investor, entrepreneur, actress and published author based in Las Vegas. She began her career as a model featured in Vogue Italia and the winner of Miss Romania, before founding Trend Prive magazine and going on to work across the U.S. Army, MWR, NCIS, the USDA and the US Embassy in Tel Aviv. She has since built and sold multiple businesses, and currently oversees a real estate portfolio, a wedding venture and a celebrity magazine, alongside ongoing volunteer work with Las Vegas's homeless community. Connect with Catalina: 🌐 https://catalinamagee.com 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/officialcatalinamagee 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/catalinamagee/ ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdWGKSdXcO04gZV30EIM7tQ ⸻ About The Unknown Path: The Unknown Path is a podcast about the untold stories behind success — real conversations with extraordinary people about the parts of their journey nobody asks them about. Hosted by Jem Fuller. ⸻ Follow the show: 🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/jemfuller 💼 LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/jemfuller 🌱 More from Jem: https://jemfuller.com If something in this conversation lands for you, share it with someone who might need it today. #TheUnknownPath #CatalinaMagee #Forgiveness
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    1 時間 26 分
  • The Ten Years in Africa that Changed Everything: The Jared Angaza Story

    The Ten Years in Africa that Changed Everything: The Jared Angaza Story
    2026/07/19
    I couldn't sit still. I was angry, and it was time to find the stillness. In this episode of The Unknown Path we have the incredible Jared Angaza - Founder of Passage Collective, human rights worker turned indigenous wisdom keeper, and creator of the Coherence Protocol — an AI framework grounded in indigenous values. In this conversation, Jared shares how a decade of human rights work across Rwanda and Kenya led to a profound low point, on the dirt floor of a Rwandan jail forcing him to find another way to respond to rage and look inside. Jared's story is one of fierce advocacy and resilience, and one that will make you look twice at what you've mistaken for strength. We talk about the difference between resilience and anti-fragility, what surrender means when it isn't about giving up, and how that decade of hands-on community work became the foundation for the work he does today, building AI systems grounded in indigenous governance rather than fixed rules. This conversation explores what it takes to stop fighting for control and make space for something better to come through, and a beautiful exploration of the impact one driven person can have on a global community for the better. ⸻ In this conversation we go into: — A decade of human rights work across Rwanda and Kenya, including informant work that led to jail time — Building a safe house in Kigali for forty-nine women and seventy-eight kids — Adopting a son off the streets and learning a language with no textbook to teach it — The night in a dirt-floor jail cell that changed how he responds to rage — Building an AI framework out of indigenous wisdom instead of fixed rules About Jared Angaza: Jared Angaza is the founder of Passage Collective, building AI systems grounded in indigenous values through the Coherence Protocol and an Indigenous Governance Council of elders and knowledge holders from around the world. Before this work, he spent a decade living and working across Rwanda and Kenya, founding Team Africa Rising and the Treasure Center safe house, and building the ethical fashion brand Kaza alongside the women he worked with. More at passagecollective.com ⸻ About The Unknown Path: The Unknown Path is a podcast about the untold stories behind success — real conversations with extraordinary people about the parts of their journey nobody asks them about. Hosted by Jem Fuller.
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    1 時間 18 分