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E5 - I Made Myself Belong (with Lily Kriegs)

E5 - I Made Myself Belong (with Lily Kriegs)

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In this conversation, Irina speaks with Lily Kriegs - Inclusivity and Belonging partner at Spryker, about the topic of belonging. Lily shares her personal journey of belonging, starting from her upbringing in Mexico to her experience of studying in a German school and eventually moving to Germany. Lily emphasizes the importance of connections, shared values, and understanding in the process of belonging. She also highlights the need for creativity and openness to connect with others, particularly in the face of language barriers. The conversation explores the challenges and rewards of finding a sense of belonging in different cultures and environments. The conversation explores the theme of belonging and identity in the context of living in different cultures.

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Lily Kriegs

Spryker

Irina

Brightroom

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background

04:20 Different Ways of Integrating into a New Culture

08:41 Creating a Sense of True Belonging

18:58 Lily's Journey of Making Herself Belong

21:49 The Importance of Meaningful Connections and Validation

24:10 Belonging as a Process of Connection and Understanding

27:49 Moving to Germany and Immersion in the Culture

30:02 Experiences of Belonging in Different Cultural Contexts

34:18 Overcoming the Binary of Us vs Them and Finding Common Ground

38:36 Defining Your Own Sense of Belonging and Overcoming Imposter Syndrome

42:22 Building an Inclusive Culture: Co-Creating and Embracing Diversity

47:39 Belonging in Multiple Groups and the Interconnectedness of the World

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