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Collective Culture

We’re just three storytellers on a mission to share your “why.”

10/10/2020

Magic happens in the mornings ✨

18/08/2020

Check out our newest blog post:

What Does it Mean to Have a Soul Well-Traveled?

https://collective-culture.co/what-does-it-mean-to-have-a-soul-well-traveled/

12/07/2020

Hey Everyone, with all the events that have been happening as we are just past the halfway mark of this very interesting year, we want to check in and see how you all are doing.
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We took some time away from CC to shed light on these events happening around the world to better educate and inform ourselves to be a solution to the problem. The pandemic has also been unprecedented and has also affected everyone’s plans.
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As things open up worldwide, we wanted to shed a light on some of the things we take for granted. The simple beauty and nature that surrounds us can be lost in a busy city, and sometimes taking a step back and getting a feel of what it’s like to be back in nature makes you feel whole again. Kanching Waterfalls is a beautiful series of waterfalls located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia has slowly opened up and have started tourism up again as the number of cases have gone down.
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We are hoping everyone is safe and getting used to this new normal. We hope to hear and share with you some amazing stories ❤️ .
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-CC
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08/06/2020

Today is a day to celebrate the Ocean 🌊 and it’s beauty, strength, and the life it gives. We were fortunate to grow up with the ocean surrounding our Island 🌴 of Guam.
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We wanted to share a beautiful spot on the edges of the Island if Tinian, where a natural blowhole exists. It shows the very might and strength the ocean has carving out the rock and limestone on this tiny Island. The area is filled with life and the beauty is something you need to fully experience to embrace it.
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Happy Everyone!
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30/05/2020

We are here to share the stories that embody the definition of love. Swipe to read story about love.
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Share in your own words by clicking on the link in our bio to submit.
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"I didn’t have near enough money in my bank account but I was determined to do it anyway. My heart had been shattered by a guy that didn’t seem to care, I had just graduated from uni and my future was an unwritten piece of paper.
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The 'responsible' thing to do would have been to stay at the solid job I had acquired for the summer, work for a few more months and leave with more money saved up to play it safe. But driven by heartache and impatience I said f*ck it, now or never, and booked a one way ticket to Peru.
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I didn’t have much of plan, all I knew was that I wanted to see Latin America, learn Spanish, take photos, meet people and then spend the summer road tripping and hike my way through the western United States and eventually Canada. Ideally I’d make it all the way to Alaska. I had about one year to accomplish this dream before returning to Sweden to 'settle, grow up and get serious.'
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Turned out someone had different plans for me."
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Swipe to read the rest.
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@ Lima, Peru

21/05/2020

We're here to share the stories that embody the definition of love. During these unprecedented times, we could all use a little more love and positive vibes.
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Swipe left to read Stephanie's story.
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We want to share your love stories. Click on the link in our bio to submit.
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As far as I can remember, my identical twin sister and I were inseparable and because of that, she and I were always compared to each other; she was girly and I was sporty. As we were growing up, finding my identity was difficult because I often thought about what people thought of me. But on December 28, 2018, I made the decision to find my own identity away from being that identical twin known to be the “sporty” one. Cutting my long, curly hair was one of the most liberating things I’ve done. I was no longer hiding behind my hair. I was no longer using my hair to identify my beauty. I remember starting into the and thought, “wow, that’s me! That’s Stephanie!”
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This is a simple love story about self-love.
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- Stephanie Librando ()
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@ Guam

12/05/2020

We are here to share the stories that embody the definition of love. Swipe left to read one of Collective Culture’s co-founders, Akina Chargualaf's story ( ) about love and what she shared with her mom for .

Share in your own words by clicking on the link in our bio.

-A letter to my mother for Mother’s Day -

お母さんへ,
(Dearest Mother,)

There are so many things I have come to realize now that I am an adult woman. I use the word adult loosely, because I still very much need you to guide me through life.

As I am sitting in the dining room writing this, I have Charles Mangione's "Feels So Good" playing in the background with coffee beside me. I remember being about eight-years-old, and living in our small blue and white apartment in Redlands, California. Most of my memories of California are of us – just you and me in the kitchen with your coffee straight and mine with lots of milk and sugar. That was our thing. We would sit with the soothing sounds of Peter White and Fourplay hovering over us while I would color and you would read. Until dad was back from whatever exotic places his work took him, it was you and me against the world. ..

*Swipe Left to read thefull letter.

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@ San Francisco, California

11/05/2020

Although Mother’s Day is officially over, let’s continue to celebrate love by honoring our mothers and the special place they have in our hearts.

Share your favorite story about your mother with us.

Click the link on our bio or visit https://collective-culture.co/love

08/05/2020

We are here to share the stories that embody the definition of love. Swipe to read Livia Marati's story (.m__ ) story about love. ⠀
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Share in your own words by clicking on the link in our bio.

-In Loving Memory of Zia Maria-

Growing up, my Italian aunt, Zia Maria, always had a way of helping me integrate and get in touch with my Italian roots. One interaction in particular always sticks in my mind as a way that shared experiences can break down language barriers.

One summer, while I was living in Rome, Zia Maria, decided to introduce me to an Italian girl around my age. But this was no ordinary new friend introduction. For our first time meeting, we met at a park, with an Italian/English dictionary in hand, and spent the afternoon walking around together - me speaking in English trying my best at broken Italian and her speaking Italian trying her best at broken English. Both a little nervous at first, but understanding and incredibly forgiving of the language barrier.

So there we went, speaking two different languages, but somehow completely understanding each other. Surprisingly, there are many things that don’t require a language dictionary like enjoying ice cream, people watching and talking about boys. Zia Maria picked me up that afternoon, elated to see that we had made it through the day. It was part of her plan to show me that I actually understand more than I think, and that sometimes it takes being out of your comfort zone to learn that. That day will always serve as a reminder of how sometimes human connection and friendship need no translation. - Livia Marati, founder of Ina Wellness Collective ( ).

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@ Rome, Italy

05/05/2020

We are here to share the stories that embody the definition of love. Swipe to read story about love. ⠀
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Share in your own words by clicking on the link in our bio to submit. ⠀
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When I was young I had my first taste of photography from my uncle (photographer), Burt Sardoma Jr. He is definitely one of my inspirations. My interest for the art of photography grew when I would go to auto events with my dad, as he would take photos of all the cars and everything that was going on. Subsequently, the more I learned about the art of photography and the feeling it can give you inspired me even further. I did some portrait work for friends and felt like I had learned a lot by that time. Over the course of a year in doing photography more seriously, I took basic photography (& intermediate photography later) with Victor Consaga at UOG in 2013. The course allowed my vision to expand wider and I realized that the learning does not stop. In 2015, I was able to acquire a business license and launch FPS Photography. Even after many years, I am glad to continue learning about this art and finding passion where I can share the love, as I do with my son, Jase Donnauro Espino. - Jed Espino ().

@ Guam

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