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MindShift Power Podcast

MindShift Power Podcast

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MindShift Power Podcast stands as the world's only international podcast dedicated exclusively to exploring teen issues and shaping their future. Our platform brings together diverse voices from every continent, creating conversations that transcend cultural boundaries and highlight our common humanity.

Our episodes feature an engaging mix of guests - from teens sharing their direct experiences to international experts, educators, innovators, and professionals working with youth. We tackle universal challenges facing today's young generation - from climate change and educational equity to mental health and technological transformation - while exploring unique regional perspectives and solutions.

What sets us apart is our commitment to authentic dialogue. Our guests speak openly and honestly about their experiences, concerns, and hopes for the future. We believe that meaningful solutions emerge when we remove barriers to genuine conversation and listen to voices without filters.

With listeners in over 100 countries and available on 55+ streaming platforms, MindShift Power Podcast has become a global hub for understanding teen perspectives. From bustling cities to remote communities, our reach extends across six continents, creating a truly global conversation about youth issues and solutions.

This podcast serves multiple audiences:

  • For teenagers: Connect with global perspectives and understand how others view and tackle similar challenges across different cultural contexts
  • For educators and youth workers: Gain invaluable insights into the global youth perspective, helping you create more effective and culturally aware programs
  • For parents: Better understand not just your own teenager, but the international environment they're growing up in
  • For anyone interested in youth development: Learn how today's connected generation thinks about and approaches their future


Join Our Global Community Today:

  • Subscribe or follow on your favorite platform to never miss an episode
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  • Submit your questions or topics for future episodes
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Available wherever you get your podcasts, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Afripods, JioSaavn, and dozens more international platforms. Subscribe now to become part of a movement that's connecting and empowering global understanding of teen perspectives.


Because tomorrow's solutions start with today's conversations. Don't just listen - be part of the only global dialogue dedicated to understanding and shaping our teens' future. Subscribe now and join the conversation.

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  • Failure is the Price of Admission
    Aug 13 2025

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    Ever wondered what it truly takes to build multiple successful businesses from scratch? In this riveting episode of MindShift Power Podcast, entrepreneur Kelvin Abrams reveals the raw, unfiltered truth about his journey from selling toys out of his bedroom window as a child to owning a doggy daycare, coffee shop, gym, and online business platform.

    "I've never been afraid to fail because I've been failing my entire life," Kelvin boldly shares, challenging conventional wisdom about success. As someone who nearly filed for bankruptcy when launching his first official business during the 2008 economic crash, his perspective on embracing failure as a stepping stone rather than a stumbling block offers profound insight for anyone pursuing their dreams.

    The conversation takes a compelling turn when Kelvin unpacks his philosophy of "getting uncomfortable" – the sleepless nights, financial struggles, missed social events, and relentless work ethic required to build something meaningful. For those unwilling to embrace discomfort, his advice is refreshingly direct: "change course" and stick with conventional employment. This dichotomy forms the foundation of his book and online course of the same name.

    What truly sets this episode apart is Kelvin's powerful advice to "reinvent yourself every three years." Drawing from lessons learned from successful mentors and cautionary tales like Mike Tyson's infamous loss to Buster Douglas, he explains why comfort becomes the enemy of continued success. Whether you're an established entrepreneur, aspiring business owner, or simply looking to grow in your personal life, this principle offers a framework for sustainable growth and innovation.

    Ready to transform your approach to failure, comfort, and success? Listen now and discover why the path to achievement might be more uncomfortable – and more rewarding – than you ever imagined.

    To learn more about Kelvin, purchase his book or look at his courses. please visit: http://www.kelvinabrams.com/

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    Every episode brings global perspectives and leadership insights. Click on the "Support the show" link above and keep the mission alive!

    Search MindShift Power Podcast buy topic here: https://www.fatimabey.com/podcast-search

    Explore more about my work beyond podcasting, check out the blog, share your thoughts, or become a guest! https://www.FatimaBey.world

    I also have another podcast called The MindShifter Audio Blog!
    Experience my written words like never before, as I personally narrate my blogs for a truly engaging audio journey. https://www.fatimabey.com/audioblog

    Join the MindShift Universewhere real conversations spark transformation!

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  • My Brain Is Not a Deficit, Your Research Is (Episode 102)
    Aug 6 2025

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    What does it truly mean to be neurodivergent in a world built for neurotypical minds? Shereen Yazdian, a brilliant 24-year-old psychology master's student and award-winning speaker from London, takes us on her deeply personal journey through diagnosis, shame, acceptance, and ultimately empowerment.

    Diagnosed with ADHD at age eight in Iran, Shereen initially felt broken and defective, keeping her diagnosis secret for nine years. "I remember hearing the words 'attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.' That doesn't sound really fun to a nine-year-old to be told you're different and not in a good way," she shares with striking vulnerability. Shereen was repeatedly told she would "grow out of it" – a false narrative that left her waiting for a day that would never come.

    Through her educational journey from Iran to Switzerland to London, Shereen's relationship with her neurodivergence evolved dramatically. From shame to what she calls a "superhero narrative" focusing only on ADHD's positives, to her current balanced perspective acknowledging both strengths and challenges. Now pursuing clinical psychology, Shereen aims to become the support she desperately needed as a child.

    The conversation delves into critical issues around language, identity, and acceptance. Shereen advocates for neutral terminology rather than euphemisms that attempt to make disability more "palatable." She challenges hierarchical acceptance of different neurotypes and the harmful impact of "functioning labels" that ignore the mental and physical toll of masking one's true nature.

    For fellow neurodivergent individuals struggling with their identity, Shereen offers profound wisdom: "It's okay to feel whatever you're feeling about the fact that you're different. It does get easier, but there are times that things will remind you of all the challenges again." She reminds listeners they're not alone – many successful professionals excel precisely because of their neurodivergent perspectives.

    Listen in as Fatima and Shereen reshape how we think about difference, challenge us to recognize undiagnosed neurodivergence all around us, and celebrate the unique contributions of differently-wired brains. Your perspective on what makes us "normal" might never be the same.

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    https://www.linkedin.com/in/shirin-yazdian-neurodivergent-speaker/



    Support the show

    Every episode brings global perspectives and leadership insights. Click on the "Support the show" link above and keep the mission alive!

    Search MindShift Power Podcast buy topic here: https://www.fatimabey.com/podcast-search

    Explore more about my work beyond podcasting, check out the blog, share your thoughts, or become a guest! https://www.FatimaBey.world

    I also have another podcast called The MindShifter Audio Blog!
    Experience my written words like never before, as I personally narrate my blogs for a truly engaging audio journey. https://www.fatimabey.com/audioblog

    Join the MindShift Universewhere real conversations spark transformation!

    Follow me on social media: Follow Me

    Thank you for listening!





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  • Are You a Bricklayer or Are You Building a Castle? (Episode 101)
    Jul 29 2025

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    What if you could design a life where your work and passions aligned perfectly? In this eye-opening conversation, author and self-described "passionpreneur" George Appling reveals how he built businesses around what truly lights him up – including a medieval theme park where he literally plays dress-up and swings swords for a living.

    But not everyone needs to merge work and passion completely. Drawing from his bestselling book "Don't Settle," George outlines five distinct paths for creating fulfillment: the Passion Path (making your passion your livelihood), the Independent Path (keeping work and passion separate), the Experiment Path (trying different experiences to find your spark), the Money Path (prioritizing financial security), and the Balance Path (strategically building capabilities before transitioning to passion-based work).

    Through colorful examples – from musicians who structure frugal lifestyles around their art to volleyball enthusiasts who fund their weekend games with corporate careers – George demonstrates that there's no one-size-fits-all approach to creating a meaningful life. The key is intentional choice rather than drifting into society's default expectations.

    Perhaps most valuable is George's insight about finding meaning in whatever work you're currently doing. Using the parable of three bricklayers, he illustrates how the same job can be viewed as just a paycheck, a career path, or a meaningful calling. Those who find greater purpose tend to be happier and more successful, regardless of their chosen path.

    Whether you're just starting your career journey or feeling stuck decades in, this conversation offers a refreshing framework for aligning your work with what truly matters to you. Take the first step by visiting George's website and discovering which of the five paths best fits your unique situation and aspirations.

    To learn more about George Appling, please visit:

    https://www.georgeappling.com/book-and-speaking

    Support the show

    Every episode brings global perspectives and leadership insights. Click on the "Support the show" link above and keep the mission alive!

    Search MindShift Power Podcast buy topic here: https://www.fatimabey.com/podcast-search

    Explore more about my work beyond podcasting, check out the blog, share your thoughts, or become a guest! https://www.FatimaBey.world

    I also have another podcast called The MindShifter Audio Blog!
    Experience my written words like never before, as I personally narrate my blogs for a truly engaging audio journey. https://www.fatimabey.com/audioblog

    Join the MindShift Universewhere real conversations spark transformation!

    Follow me on social media: Follow Me

    Thank you for listening!





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    29 m
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