Huguener Edme - (Iggy) can be contacted through this email:
”b4lessquality@gmail.com”
Excerpts from the podcast:
”Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to another heartfelt episode of Coffee on the Couch.
Today, we have the honor of sitting down with someone whose journey is as inspiring as it is uplifting.
Join us as we introduce you to a man of faith, resilience, and creativity.
I know him as a friend, Iggy. Hailing from the vibrant country of Arcahaie, Haiti. Iggy's story is a testament to the power of embracing change and chasing dreams.”
”Could you share some of the most significant differences you've noticed between the two cultures and how they shaped your perspective?
Coming from Haiti, a small country in the Caribbean, into the U.S., it has been quite of a journey.organized and in two place.There's, you know, the laws, there's all different cultures coming together, but everyone stays in the line. Versus in Haiti, it's a bit more chaotic, if I could say it that way.”
”Now it's interesting I think you'll be able to speak to this quote or this philosophy much more than I will, but so within what you just said the regard of the cultural aspects, how in America, where we have much more resources. There's a quote that I heard while I was in Haiti, and I think of it sometimes about the functionality of it.
I believe that the Haitian way of saying it is dégagé.
Would you say that influences your approach to work when you get to a point where you may have all the resources but it just doesn't seem to be coming together? Would you say that influences it a lot?”
To hear the full discussion, hit play!
Coffee on the Couch: Episode two - Huguener Edme.