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S3 E10 Tasha Ten Spotlight: Susanne Mus - Developing Your Support Ecosystem
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07/12/23 • 34 min
In Season 3 episode 10, Arthi is joined by Susanne Mus, co-founder and CEO of Awareyess talking about developing support ecosystems. Susanne provides brief insight into her childhood and tells us how the divorce of her parents and subsequently moving to a new neighbourhood was the start of who she became as an adult and the approach she has to life of not shying away from anything new or challenging even when it is out of her comfort zone.
Susanne beautifully shares with us one of the more pivotal moments or moments of urgency as she likes to call it. Susanne details the start of her self-awareness journey was when she received particular feedback from her work team at the time, who informed Susanne that she needed to behave differently and learn more about herself and the way others saw her. This change allowed Susanne to create her own support ecosystem. It was through this experience that Susanne realised that she could depend on others and she was not alone.
Susanne shares advice she received about remaining in your discomfort and she encourages us all to learn to be comfortable when we are feeling uncomfortable.
Lastly Susanne enlightens us on her dream that everyone gets the opportunity to have their own self-awareness journey.
Some wise words from Susanne:
- “Taking action is necessary to achieve something.”
- “I don't need to be by myself anymore, and to do it on my own. It's more fun with others around me”
- “hang in your discomfort, and see what what happens”
Listen to the full episode for so much more insights and ideas offered by my wonderful guest.
About Susanne Mus:
Susanne Mus is the co-founder & CEO of awareyess, a groundbreaking startup focused on enhancing workplace happiness through self-awareness and the power of personal growth. Leveraging their innovative software platform, awareyess empowers knowledge workers on their individual journeys of self-discovery, providing the necessary tools & support to foster continuous personal growth for all.
Hailing from the Netherlands, Susanne holds a master's degree in econometrics & operations research & a bachelor's degree in business administration from the Erasmus University of Rotterdam. Her professional journey includes valuable experiences in various roles, such as customer interaction manager, project lead, and head of product within prominent IT companies. Now, she is excited to leverage her accumulated expertise to drive her own business forward.
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S3 E4 Tasha Ten Spotlight: Jamelle Lindo - Transformation Through Self Awareness.
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04/19/23 • 37 min
On Episode 4 of Season 3, Arthi is joined by fellow Tasha Ten member, Jamelle Lindo where he outlines why self-awareness can be so transformative.
Jamelle shares beautiful insights into his upbringing and he tells us how despite growing up in a religious household he had so many unanswered questions. Jamelle explains how his own self awareness journey truly started, with a book recommendation “A new earth" by Eckhart Tolle from a colleague.
Jamelle shares how paying attention to our thoughts is an intricate ability that aids in our transformation towards better self-awareness. He details key steps to help motivate us to continue our own self-awareness journey, which include daily meditation, journaling and taking the time to get to know yourself.
It is easy for us to be inspired by Jamelle's patience as he waited 10 years before he had the opportunity to implement his awareness and truly start sharing which transitioned his entrepreneurial journey of becoming an emotional intelligence coach.
Some wise words from Jamelle:
- “..How clearly do you see yourself and are you aware of how others see you?”
- “You are not your thoughts”
- “Take accountability for everything that is your experience”
- “...large majority of the things that I think are completely garbage, they are irrelevant, a lot of them are untrue, they have nothing to do with the reality...”
- “Meditation being a really core fundamental skill to enhance your own self awareness.”
Listen to the full episode for so much more insights and ideas offered by my wonderful guest.
About Jamelle Lindo:
Jamelle Lindo is an emotional intelligence leadership coach, trainer, and speaker with over 11 years of diverse learning and development experience. He has worked with thousands of professionals across Canada to help them level-up through the practical application of emotional intelligence and mindfulness strategies. He is an official member of the Forbes Coaches Council, an invite-only organization for successful business coaches, and has published various thought leadership articles on Forbes.com. Jamelle is driven by his mission to empower leaders and professionals within organizations to realize their highest ideals, leading to healthy and diverse cultures, happy employees, and thriving businesses that make the world a better place.
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S3 E12 Tasha Ten Spotlight: Gifford Pinchot- Finding Your Mojo
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08/09/23 • 42 min
In episode 12 of Season 3, Arthi is joined by Gifford Pinchot III. Gifford was the obvious choice to discuss the topic " finding your mojo" because of the number of times he has tried something, failed, pivoted, exited, yet still bounced back. Gifford has had an extremely varied background through his different stages of life, from being a dairy farmer & blacksmith, to inventor, author, consultant, investor, academic & coach.
Gifford tells us how his writing career started after a failed business venture where he was in debt to the bank and was struggling to put food on the table. He explains how he was lucky enough to have a mentor who believed in him and hired him to write correspondence courses in entrepreneurship all of which led to the writing of his first book, which became a bestseller.
He also shares how desperation plays a role in finding the courage and overcoming challenges in life. This led him to finding his mojo and passions.
Some wise words from Gifford:
- “Find a purpose that is bigger than yourself”
- “Ask for the thing that which is easiest to give, which is advice.”
Listen to the full episode for so much more insights and ideas offered by this inspirational guest.
About Gifford Pinchot:
Gifford consults with & coaches leaders who are implementing innovation or innovation systems with a focus on sustainability & climate. He is passionate about supporting profitable innovations that address climate, the environment, health, and social issues.
He is the author 3 books including the bestseller "Intrapreneuring: Why You Don't Have to Leave the Corporation to Become an Entrepreneur".
Gifford is the President of Pinchot & Company, an online training company specializing in innovation, intrapreneurship, & environmental issues. He is the co-founder & President Emeritus of "The Bainbridge Graduate Institute,” which offered the world’s first MBA in Sustainable Business.
Gifford has co-founded & been the CEO of five ventures, sold four, and continues to run the fifth. He pioneered organizational and financial systems for liberating the talent & energy of ordinary employees within large organizations.
Gifford is currently coaching, consulting, and developing training for leaders who want to use innovation to address civilization’s major challenges.
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S2E5 In conversation with Rose Pillay: Purposeful Career Pivots
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03/16/22 • 28 min
In the 5th episode of Season 2, Arthi is joined by gest Dr Rosetta (Rose) Pillay, a woman who's journey to her purpose is filled with career changes and choices.
Rose shares context about her traditional upbringing and extremely humble background, with expectations around what her career should be. She boldly selected choices that were out of line of those expectations, and at times without her family's knowledge, purely because her innate sense of awareness guided her towards testing the alternatives that presented themselves to her. With each choice made, it opened up further decisions and pathways, some she rejected and others she took out of necessity, until she eventually reached what she calls the moment of finding her truth and her 'tribe', in the leadership and development space.
Rose shares a number of ideas on how we can walk away from the familiar trajectory while still feeling happy with that updated decision, and not allowing self doubt to hinder us. She reminds us to be kind to ourselves even on those days when you don't have the energy or will to be strong. Just attempt again the next day.
Rose remains motivated by her purpose and is invigorated by the words of Nigerian artist Yemi Alade's song Africa as she embarks on her new project on this beautiful continent.
Some wise words from Rose:
- "Decisions made for comfort are great and so are decisions made to stretch us. Ultimately, everything belongs"
- " Comfort and discomfort have the potential to bring us happiness"
- "Feedback is a gift...and has the power to deliver powerful transformation".
Listen to the full episode to hear more from my remarkable guest.
About Dr Rosetta Pillay
Dr Rosetta Pillay is an ICF accredited coach, an impactful facilitator, an innovative thought leader, emerging author and a dynamic motivational speaker. Her work in the field of finance and exposure to the corporate world have given her a deep understanding of business practices. In addition, her study of Leadership Development and contribution to this domain has broadened her perspective on how to improve business performance. Rose believes that shaping learning and development journeys for individuals and team will translate into tangible, sustainable changes.
Connect with Rose at https://www.panaceahedging.co.za/
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In conversation with Harumi Gondo: Stepping up boundaries for business success
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10/03/21 • 26 min
In this episode, Arthi has an eye-opening conversation with Harumi Gondo, about knowing the value of the business you conduct, and how to set those all important next step boundaries.
Harumi shares her personal business experiences of growing her NPO and business and how having a low pricing model hindered her success, until she became self-aware that this needed to change. With courageous conversations, she set and reinforced boundaries that have allowed her to thrive both personally and professionally.
Harumi's share some wonderful analogies of the staircase and the open house, as ways for us to understand how we can grow beyond the present towards our vision.
Take a listen to these wonderfully candid insights.
About Harumi Gondo:
Harumi has done a lot of work in the teaching space in academic and journalism spheres, before she founded an NPO in 2018 called TypeLAB, which trains and certifies Japanese mothers to understand and develop themselves to engage in satisfying relationships and careers. Her work centres around facilitating personality development through understanding of Self.
Harumi also founded her for-profit group 2 years later, 16 Type, to run type trainings for companies and associations to build teamwork and culture centered around growth and psychological safety. Harumi believes this is her third and most likely final career.
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S2E7 In conversation with Reena Khullar: Leading for success in the pandemic
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04/13/22 • 32 min
In Episode 7 of Season 2 Arthi has an inspiring chat with founder Reena Khullar, who began her business in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic!
Reena wanted to try something new and she figured she could go back to a 8am-4pm job at some stage if she wanted to but for now the conditions were right: everyone was working from home, everyone was looking for new ways to manage this environment as the workforce was changing due to evolving roles. Reena decided to go for it, with a ‘nothing to lose’ mindset on this. What she didn’t realise was the impact she would have by writing about global leaders experiences.
Reena believes her agility is what has garnered her success, along with the support of clients, colleagues and others in her stakeholder ecosystem. Showcasing ones authenticity brings about new business and support too and Reena also shares how this flows into a brand identity. When building relationships, this is a key factor in garnering support from clients as your brand and values matches similarly to the client also. For those who may be struggling with that misalignment Reena offers some advice around relooking at the job descriptions for the roles filled by employees and updating these to be current.
In order to continue leading for success, Reena plans 3-6 months out, just as she advocates for her own clients to do the same and part of her strategy is to connect with more people, in person, because body language adds to the perspective too of what partners, collaborators and clients are undergoing and showing up as.
Some wise words from Reena:
- “Success is very very authentic...it is a very personal journey”
- “We don’t work for the organisation, we are a representative of the organisation...”
- “Covid has given us an opportunity to go in a re-evaluate ourselves as a person and our relationships and where we want to be in our life”
Listen in for her key tips on how to continue leading for success, whether at startup stage or emerging from the pandemic.
About Reena Khullar:
Reena Khullar is the Founder and CEO of Agilis Executive Consulting, a management consulting firm that offers HR partnerships and executive coaching to organizations across the globe. Her background is an Executive HR Consultant specialising in leadership strategy and professional development, where she launched and led consulting firms that supported clients with their workforce planning, organizational design strategies, and HR programmes for growth.
Reena was nominated for an RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneur Award through the WOI Women of InfluenceTM organization. She is a member of the Forbes coaches council and Harvard Business review Advisory council, writes for Entrepreneur Media and is a speaker with the Work Wellness InstituteTM in Canada, talking about best practices in leadership, diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.
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In conversation with Sujata Gupta: In pursuit of the dream
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10/21/21 • 27 min
In this episode Arthi has an inspiring conversation with Sujata Gupta, the creative head and founder of fashion boutique Nandni Studio in India.
Sujata reached her 40's and realised that this 3rd phase of her life needed to be purposeful and meaningful to her, not based on others expectations.
Being a seasoned IT specialist in the corporate world, it was a chance sighting of a billboard for a fashion design course at the leading school in India that catalysed Sujata into action.
From undertaking the fashion design course, to quitting her job and starting the fashion label with the simple intention of just pursuing creative interests, her business has grown, has had setbacks and continued to flourish thereafter. So too has Sujata grown personally.
Her advice: the dream is worth pursuing. It might fail, but rather to live, try and fail or win, than live but never know what could have been.
"Kal Ho Naa Ho" keeps Sujata inspired, and this conversation is sure to inspire you too.
More about Sujata Gupta:
A senior IT executive, an alumni of IIM Calcutta & NIT Kurukshetra, with 24 years of corporate exposure, Soojata quit the IT industry to follow her passion and dabble with garment design. After understanding the basics of the design process from Pearl Academy, she has launched her own label – Nandni. She has a keen interest in handwoven fabrics, handwork and subtle details which is well reflected in her work. Minimal and functional and the two best ways to describe her work.
Visit www.nandnistudio.com
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S2E8 In conversation with Alvina Peat: Taking control of your career
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04/27/22 • 30 min
In this episode, Arthi has an interesting discussion with guest Alvina Peat about how one can go about taking control of ones career.
Alvina worked in mortgage finance for many years and the company underwent a re-organisation, leaving her with a decision to make: reapply for her role or take a leap of faith. Through a mindset shift, she took this juncture as an opportunity to reinvent herself in a way that she wanted to, and hence the start of her business. She didn’t have a business plan or clear goals defined, but she knew where her strengths lay and used that knowledge as the basis for starting her solopreneur journey. With support from her strong sister circle, she has been able to navigate her business to become established and known for the work she does in training and facilitation. From sharing about knowing your PROPS, to learning how to take care of business, to learning how desire, dare and deserve what you do ( you will need to listen in to learn about what these are), Alvina’s offers up a ton of practical and relatable options to help you in your career journey.
Some wise words shared by Alvina:
-“The challenge was the opportunity”
- “Is there anything out there that is perfect?”
- “Perfectionism...can be a form of procrastination”
Listen to the full episode to learn more from my inspiring guest.
About Alvina Peat:
Alvina is a solopreneur, communicator, coach, and masterful connector Alvina founded Williamspeat Associates in 2002 with the mission to help women, men, and teams experience success in the workplace. Alvina is also the creator of two exclusive initiatives for women. Her Empowerment Retreats and Resources (H.E.R.), dedicated to lifting women up from where they are to where they deserve and desire to be, and TCBWomenTM, an influential network of solopreneurs who aspire to live a life of professional passion and purpose. Alvina is a philanthropist. She donates a portion of the proceeds from her programs, and her creative expertise to various organizations aligned with her mission to uplift women.
Connect with Alvina at : www.williamspeatassoc.com
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- Keynote Women Speakers Directory
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S2 E16 In conversation with Sara Gilbert: Living life to your own rules
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10/27/22 • 29 min
In episode 16 of Season 2, Arthi has an inspiring conversation with guest Sara Gilbert about living life to your own rules.
Sara shares her fascination about wanting to know what makes someone take action. From a young age she challenged everything that came her way, including her parents beliefs. As a result, she never did “fit into the box”. And even though she tried, she knew she was actually losing more of herself in the process. Eventually, everything exploded in her life at once because she knew there was more and she needed to thrive. In a span of two years she let go of her marriage and job. She realised her recipe to make good decisions needed to take effect at that particular point, it was an accumulation over time of course, but in the end, she was able to use that updated recipe to create a life she loves living and thriving in, by defining it, finding an anchor and being curious.
Some wise words from Sara:
"There are 3 ways people go through life. They survive life, ...there’s people who live life....and there are people who thrive life”
-"what I want to do, is actually what I am supposed to do”
“Focus not on the lack thereof...instead feed the dream”
Listen to the full episode to hear more and be inspired by my guest.
About Sara Gilbert:
Sara is an Award-winning Business Strategist & Mindset Coach as well as a Keynote Speaker. In terms of her accolades, she is the recipient of the "Most Innovative Woman in Business Development Strategy" and the "Best International Business Consultant in Canada" at the Influential Businesswoman Awards. She is also one of a handful of Canadian coaches to feature on Forbes Coaches council which is how we met. Sara has a deep knowledge of the wealth management industry. She is also a member of the Harvard Business Review Advisory Council and the Canadian Association of Professional Speakers (CAPS).
Sara is a multi-passionate entrepreneur who is interested in everything related to business, consumer psychology and, more specifically, human behavior.
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In conversation with Dipika Trehan: Springboard from self-realisation to true purpose
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01/27/21 • 43 min
Arthi is in conversation with Dipika Trehan in this episode, the founder of the H.O.W Forum and Corporate Diva.
Her organisation works across the verticals of holistic employee wellbeing & women leadership development. Having stayed abroad for close to a decade, including my home country, South Africa, she understands the nuances of cross-cultural barriers along with prevalent well-being and leadership gaps. Corporate Diva, in particular, addresses the upskilling and support needs of the life cycle of women professionals, all the way from University classroom to Corporate Boardroom. This creates the space for these women to transform into LEADERS.
Dipika has a strong sense of independence, gained through her upbringing, but shaped but experiences with her health (her weight in particular) and her journeys with her family to different continents due to work circumstances. She candidly shares her inner dialogues and struggles, but also the transformational journey that enabled her to create her business, and find her purpose, which is to help women realise self-love and assist in rising them up to be their best selves in their professional and personal settings.
Dipika has a string of awards to her name, including being named by ET NOW as one of the 100 top global Diversity and Inclusion Leaders, honoured by the World Economic Forum as an Iconic woman, top Woman CEO and top woman achievers and many more accolades.
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