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Here I interview Grandmaster KJN Joe Cariati, 9th Dan GM KJN Cariati started his martial art training in the early 70’s, with over 45 years of martial art training and experience, GM KJC Cariati is one of the most senior Ch’ang Hon Style Taekwondo practitioners in the world today.Serving and working with the late Founder of Taekwondo, General Choi Hong Hi, in the last 15 years of his life, allowed GM KJN Cariati to learn the original Taekwondo technique in its most authentic form.  In between 1991 and 2002, he traveled with the late Founder as Personal Assistant throughout North America, South America, and Europe, which marked the most valuable period in his life.  Living and working side-by-side with the Founder no doubt has equipped GM KJN Cariati with excellent knowledge in the original Taekwondo technique developed in that last period of the Founder’s life.  GM KJN Cariati is one of a handful non-Korean who has earned the privilege of being a direct disciple of the Founder.  This undoubtedly makes GM KJN Cariati a true heritage in the original martial art of Taekwondo.After the Founder passed in 2002, GM KJC Cariati joined hands with a few other senior Taekwondo practitioners to preserve the Founder’s legacy by forming the International Ch’ang Hon Taekwon-Do Federation.  GM KJN Cariati was elected as the Executive Vice President in the Founding Congress in 2003, and was elected to be the President of ICTF four years later in 2007.   GM KJN J Cariati has been unanimously elected as the Chairman of ICTF under a perpetual term by the Executive Committees in 2017.Today, GM KJC Cariati stands as a Ch’ang Hon Style Taekwondo Martial Art Icon.  His unselfish character drives him to impart the most authentic original Taekwondo techniques to the Taekwondo practitioners throughout the world in invitational seminars and events.  As a true Ch’ang Hon Style Taekwondo martial artist, GM KJN Cariati’s contribution to the betterment of original Taekwondo martial art is unmatched and beyond comparison. ICTF ChairmanICTF PresidentGrandmaster KJN Joe Cariati, 9th Dan

Here I interview Grandmaster KJN Joe Cariati, 9th Dan  GM KJN Cariati started his martial art training in the early 70’s, with over 45 years of martial art training and experience, GM KJC Cariati is one of the most senior Ch’ang Hon Style Taekwondo practitioners in the world today. Serving and working with the late Founder of Taekwondo, General Choi Hong Hi, in the last 15 years of his life, allowed GM KJN Cariati to learn the original Taekwondo technique in its most authentic form.  In between 1991 and 2002, he traveled with the late Founder as Personal Assistant throughout North America, South America, and Europe, which marked the most valuable period in his life.  Living and working side-by-side with the Founder no doubt has equipped GM KJN Cariati with excellent knowledge in the original Taekwondo technique developed in that last period of the Founder’s life.  GM KJN Cariati is one of a handful non-Korean who has earned the privilege of being a direct disciple of the Founder.  This undoubtedly makes GM KJN Cariati a true heritage in the original martial art of Taekwondo. After the Founder passed in 2002, GM KJC Cariati joined hands with a few other senior Taekwondo practitioners to preserve the Founder’s legacy by forming the International Ch’ang Hon Taekwon-Do Federation.  GM KJN Cariati was elected as the Executive Vice President in the Founding Congress in 2003, and was elected to be the President of ICTF four years later in 2007.   GM KJN J Cariati has been unanimously elected as the Chairman of ICTF under a perpetual term by the Executive Committees in 2017. Today, GM KJC Cariati stands as a Ch’ang Hon Style Taekwondo Martial Art Icon.  His unselfish character drives him to impart the most authentic original Taekwondo techniques to the Taekwondo practitioners throughout the world in invitational seminars and events.  As a true Ch’ang Hon Style Taekwondo martial artist, GM KJN Cariati’s contribution to the betterment of original Taekwondo martial art is unmatched and beyond comparison.  ICTF Chairman ICTF President Grandmaster KJN Joe Cariati, 9th Dan

Interview with Grand Master KJN Dr Joe Cariati IX

I sat down with Joe Cariati to chat about his origins as a glass blower, how he grew his business from scratch, being a dad, and how he developed his own personal brand.

Today's guest is Joe Cariati, an award winning glass blower, artist, craftsman, and educator, who has had more than twenty years experience as a designer, maker, and mentor. Listen in to find out more about Joe and his really arty craft. Joe opened his own studio in Los Angeles, California in 2003, where he still continues refining his craft and pushing his boundaries, both as a glass blower and as a designer. He launched his own business, Joe Cariati Design, in 2015. Listen in today, as Joe talks to LuAnn about his career, the things that he's learned about being a Creative and running a profitable business, and also about the new line of glassware, lamps, pendants, and accessories that he now has available for you, through CuratedKravet.com.   Today, Joe talks to LuAnn about:  His background, starting in college and the many years leading up to where he is today. The thousands and thousands of things that are made in his studio every year, today, with a very small team of three. His simplistic, yet complex way of making things, to get a particular quality that his glass has. The risk he took in forming his own company, which finally solidified in 2007. His desire to create a legacy company, where it could be passed on to his son, Vincent Cariati, should he want to become a glass blower. The really close, family vibe within his company. Joe's particular requirements for anyone wanting to come and work with him. What happened for Joe in 2007, when he applied and was accepted to the New York Now Show. How it was for him when he met Kravet for the first time in 2008. The validation he got as a designer/maker, from being recognized by Kravet. What he did to prepare for his meeting with Kravet back then. What's available and the things that are happening with his new line at CuratorKravet.com- with exclusive colors and products! How he arrived at the particular color groupings that were settled on with Kravet, for his exclusive collection. All about the colors he uses and how that challenges him, as a Creative. The aspects of his business that he's most active in. How he figured out all the processes in his business, before deciding which aspects would be best done by him, personally. How to set yourself up in your business, and which people you should hire, in order to move in the direction that you really desire to go. Thriving off of a repeatable process and getting predictable results. The design scene in America right now.  Links: CuratedKravet.com

Today's guest is Joe Cariati, an award winning glass blower, artist, craftsman, and educator, who has had more than twenty years experience as a designer, maker, and mentor. Listen in to find out more about Joe and his really arty craft. Joe opened his own studio in Los Angeles, California in 2003, where he still continues refining his craft and pushing his boundaries, both as a glass blower and as a designer. He launched his own business, Joe Cariati Design, in 2015. Listen in today, as Joe talks to LuAnn about his career, the things that he's learned about being a Creative and running a profitable business, and also about the new line of glassware, lamps, pendants, and accessories that he now has available for you, through <a href="http://CuratedKravet.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CuratedKravet.com</a>. Today, Joe talks to LuAnn about: <ul> <li>His background, starting in college and the many years leading up to where he is today.</li> <li>The thousands and thousands of things that are made in his studio every year, today, with a very small team of three.</li> <li>His simplistic, yet complex way of making things, to get a particular quality that his glass has.</li> <li>The risk he took in forming his own company, which finally solidified in 2007.</li> <li>His desire to create a legacy company, where it could be passed on to his son, Vincent Cariati, should he want to become a glass blower.</li> <li>The really close, family vibe within his company.</li> <li>Joe's particular requirements for anyone wanting to come and work with him.</li> <li>What happened for Joe in 2007, when he applied and was accepted to the New York Now Show.</li> <li>How it was for him when he met Kravet for the first time in 2008.</li> <li>The validation he got as a designer/maker, from being recognized by Kravet.</li> <li>What he did to prepare for his meeting with Kravet back then.</li> <li>What's available and the things that are happening with his new line at <a href="http://CuratorKravet.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CuratorKravet.com</a>- with exclusive colors and products!</li> <li>How he arrived at the particular color groupings that were settled on with Kravet, for his exclusive collection.</li> <li>All about the colors he uses and how that challenges him, as a Creative.</li> <li>The aspects of his business that he's most active in.</li> <li>How he figured out all the processes in his business, before deciding which aspects would be best done by him, personally.</li> <li>How to set yourself up in your business, and which people you should hire, in order to move in the direction that you really desire to go.</li> <li>Thriving off of a repeatable process and getting predictable results.</li> <li>The design scene in America right now.</li> </ul> Links: <a href="CuratedKravet.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CuratedKravet.com</a>

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