<p>In our first Intercultural Peer Mentoring Podcast, we have Lindiwe Mutungamiri from Zimbabwe, and her mentor Victor Valenzuela, from Chile, sharing their perspectives about their biggest shared interest - entrepreneurship, social impact, and Victor advises Lindiwe on navigating the world as Global Citizens in their own right. Lindiwe also asks her mentor a pertinent question - 'What would you tell your 21-year-old self? ' &nbsp;:)&nbsp;</p>
<p>Listen on for fun advice, enjoy a budding intercultural friendship, and keep coming back for more! Happy listening!&nbsp;</p>

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