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What happens when women don't speak up? We miss opportunities, fail to advance professionally, and inadvertently set a limiting example for others who look to us as role models. In this illuminating conversation with Urmi Hossain, a finance professional, author, and women's empowerment advocate, we dive deep into the transformative power of finding your voice.

Urmi shares her journey of balancing a successful career in finance with her passion for empowering women through mentorship, writing, and advocacy. Drawing from the Japanese concept of ikigai (a reason for being), she reveals how she connected her professional skills with her desire to serve her community, ultimately creating a more purposeful life.

One of the most powerful insights from our conversation is Urmi's relationship with discomfort and fear. Rather than avoiding what scares her, she intentionally moves toward it, viewing fear as a friend guiding her toward growth. From conquering her fear of public speaking to embracing new challenges like creating YouTube content, Urmi demonstrates how leaning into discomfort leads to personal transformation.

We also explore practical strategies for maintaining balance while pursuing multiple passions, and her philosophy of trying new experiences to discover what truly resonates offers a refreshing perspective on finding your path.

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