Michelle Bradley, our guest on the podcast this week, is a bridge-builder, coach, and trainer based in Taipei, Taiwan, who grew up in the multicultural environments of NYC, London, and Cape Town. She is bilingual in English and Mandarin Chinese and is passionate about all aspects of cultural intelligence.
As a certified PCC-level coach, Intercultural Trainer, and experienced East-West consultant, she partners with individuals and organizations to create a tailored program for effectively communicating across cultural and linguistic lines for greater global agility.
She is the founder of Elephant Communications (雙象溝通), and has over 15 years of experience working with individuals and groups from all walks of life as a corporate trainer, intercultural consultant, coach, and yoga therapist.
In this fascinating episode Michelle joined me from Taiwan and we chatted about what it means to develop global agility with cultural EQ, how East-West cultural dynamics have evolved, as well as her key tips for you to change your cultural perceptions and develop your own resilience when working in multicultural environments.
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