Anastasia M. Ashman
United States
- City, State: San Francisco, California
- Geographic Location: North America
About me:
ANASTASIA ASHMAN is the cultural writer/producer behind the Expat Harem book and discussion site. (http://www.expatharem.com)
The Californian has been on a global rollercoaster: fired in Hollywood, abandoned on a snake-infested island off Borneo, married in an Ottoman palace, interviewed by Matt Lauer on the Today show.
She brings it all home as the cofounder of the “Web 3.0 & Life 3.0” transformational media startup GlobalNiche.net, empowering creative, adventurous, self-improving people to tap into a wider world of personal and pro opportunity no matter where you are.
Download your own copy of the Global You manifesto here: http://globalniche.net/the-global-you
My Web site:
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I'm cofounder of a Web 3.0 & Life 3.0 transformational media startup (http://GlobalNiche.net/) showing people how to create more opportunities for personal and professional growth using their global web platform. A big part of that is tapping into psychographic communities around the world to support their way of being, and help them grow unlimited by their physical and local surroundings. I call it being "globally unbound". I do this in all things, and show others how to do it too.
I'm passionate about:
I am drawn to the nexus of women, culture, travel -- and history, which my archaeology degree informs -- and the topic of personal dynamics in societies small and large, from one family to entire hemispheres.
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From Community:
I'm inspired by social media guru Chris Brogan's blog entry about setting 3-word goals for 2009. He suggests we extrapolate our ideas to three words that can easily remind us all year to stick to our resolutions.
From Community:
As the coeditor of the internationally bestselling expatriate women's anthology Tales from the Expat Harem, I contributed my favorite titles to VisualThesaurus.com last year for its “Dog Eared: Books We Love” column. The online tool for writers, students and teachers of writing, and marketing communications professionals worldwide, asked me to share books about the cultural wisdom that historically pools at the intersection of women and travel. Here’s my list…
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