In Episode 47 I speak with Nichola Kühne a South African brand specialist and founder of “From Startup to Wunderbrand” podcast.Nicholas talks about his early life in South Africa, his professional journey in branding and marketing and the adjustments he and his family have made in Norway.The discussion touches on cultural integration, the South African identity abroad, and the importance of community. Nicholas also reflects on the work ethic of South Africans and offers valuable advice for those considering immigration. The conversation concludes with insights on personal growth and the joys of living in a new country.He encourages others to embrace their strengths rather than focus on weaknesses.Nicholas believes in the value of community and making connections in a new country.He shares insights on the importance of integrating into the local culture.Nicholas advises future immigrants to consider Scandinavia for its quality of life.He expresses gratitude for his journey and the opportunities it has provided.Nicholas Kühne: “Norway is a play-play land."Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Journey02:41 Nicholas's Background and Early Life05:35 Career Path and Experiences in Africa08:24 Emigration to Malaysia and Its Challenges11:00 Transition to Norway and Cultural Adjustments13:42 Social Dynamics and Community in Norway16:26 Navigating Identity as an Expat19:05 Reflections on South African Heritage21:40 Business Ventures and Podcasting Journey24:32 Advice for New Immigrants30:50 Building Brands for Emerging Markets38:01 Focusing on Strengths Over Weaknesses41:38 The South African Work Ethic Abroad48:24 Navigating Business and Tax in Norway54:35 Embracing Life in NorwayNicholas’ podcast is available on all platforms as From Startup to Wunderbrand. His website is: https://www.kuhne.no/Find your digital home with fellow Relocated South Africans around the world. Visit https://therelocatedsouthafrican.com and connect with Jan at [email protected]

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