Ider Khoskhuu on No Language Barriers - Every Small Step Accummulates

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No Language Barriers

Daisy Wu

36 episodes

2 days ago

Are you frustrated because your English never feels good enough to build meaningful connections? Have you ever wondered how, without above average English levels, some people have still overcome barriers and built a strong multicultural network to thrive overseas? That’s why my podcast, No Language Barriers, explores the secrets to mastering connections WITHOUT mastering languages so that YOU can lead a better life overseas with NO LANGUAGE BARRIERS!

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Ider Khoskhuu on No Language Barriers - Every Small Step Accummulates

No Language Barriers

37 minutes 24 seconds

1 year ago

Ider Khoskhuu on No Language Barriers - Every Small Step Accummulates

“Every small step accumulates.” Ider Khoskhuu (TEDx Youth Speaker; UNESCO Headquarter Intern) Many of us appreciate the power of small steps in the lead up to big achievements and breakthroughs. Yet fewer of us have the agility to consistently identify and execute the most needle-moving small steps in the bigger picture of our goals and passion as they evolve over time.

In this episode, we explore:

- The importance of taking small steps and how they accumulate over time

- How to connect the dots and discover your calling in small action

- The needle-moving small actions that drive the most results

- Celebrating small wins and defining achievements on one's own terms

- Recognizing how ignoring small actions can lead to loneliness

Ider Khoskhuu (Eddie) is a culture specialist, influencer, motivational TEDx speaker, and youth advocate originally from Mongolia. Ider has strong work experiences in multicultural environments, in Australia, Mongolia, and France. Starting as Executive Consultant at Council of International Students Australia in 2019, he became the youngest Programme Specialist for Culture at Mongolian National Commission for UNESCO. He provided technical expertise and cultural policy advice to the Government of Mongolia. His involved projects promoted cultural diversity, including “National Launch of RelShaping Cultural Policies for Creativity”, “Exploring and Safeguarding Shared Heritage in East Asia”, "Heritage in a Box”, “Mongolia and World Heritage: The Next 50 Years.”

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