Laurence Tham and Jim Karagiannis
Wabi Sabi: The Art of Imperfection
Welcome to The Wabi Sabi Podcast: The Art of Imperfection, a unique podcast that delves into the ancient Japanese philosophy of finding beauty in imperfection. Join us, two experienced business coaches, as we share our personal journeys and insights into how we have embraced imperfection and uncertainty in the pursuit of growth and fulfillment. Through our conversations, we'll explore how to find beauty and meaning in the imperfect moments of life, and how to cultivate resilience and gratitude when facing life's challenges. Join us on this journey toward personal growth and fulfillment.
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Laurence Tham and Jim Karagiannis
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7 de jul de 2026
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002 Decisions, Decisions, Decisions 12.04.2023 56:12
Welcome to Episode 2 of Wabi Sabi: The Art of Imperfection, where we talk about the big decisions that we make in life. In this episode, Jim and Laurence share their personal experiences of relocating to the other side of the world and how it was not a spur-of-the-moment decision. They discuss how there was a silent whisper in both of them that there was something more, and they needed to make a c...
001 What is Wabi Sabi? 24.03.2023 43:00
Welcome to the first episode of "Wabi Sabi: The Art of Imperfection," hosted by Laurence Tham and Jim Karagiannis. In this pilot episode, Laurence and Jim introduce the concept of Wabi Sabi, a Japanese philosophy that embraces imperfection and the beauty of the flawed. They discuss how this is relevant in today's world of social media and how we are constantly bombarded with images...
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