Ich habe das grosse Vergnügen in dieser Folge mit Suna Elbasi über ihre Erfahrungen aus der Selbstständigkeit, wie auch ihrem kurzen Intermezzo als Angestellte zu sprechen. Suna bringt spannende Perspektiven in die Diskussion und auch Themen, die wahrscheinlich jeder kennt: die Angst vor dem was sein könnte, wenn man etwas Neues wagt. Warum für sie Freiheit wichtig ist und sie nie wieder in ihrem Leben eine Entscheidungsliste ausfüllen möchte, hört ihr in unserer gemeinsamen Folge von "Be wise, be wild". 

In this episode I have the delight to talk to Sonja Sinz, entrepreneur, creative spirit and part of the new work network "Les Enfants terribles". 
Sonja is sharing her story of the dream career in corporate, climbing up all the ladders and being as successful as one can imagine...when she realized, she might live the dream of others. 
Her insights on how to realize the current path needs to be adjusted and reviewed by listening to your body and inner voice is truly inspiring.And I loved her hints how to overcome spontaneous reactions by using your finger tips. Something you might find helpful as well...
And in case you are interested to hear why Grandpa and a figure out of a childhood story, influenced her way till now - listen in and enjoy Sonja`s story.

My lovely guest in this episode is Sarah Gilleard. Her life was as international as one can imagine, which has quite an impact on how she sees and perceives the world. Currently she works as General Manager in a pretty much male dominated organization. 
In our honest talk Sarah is giving insights regarding decisions that formed her career, as well as thoughts on how it can feel getting back to work to "continue" career after giving birth.  A term I learnt from Sarah is "Jungle gym" and I think some thoughts she is sharing on work perfectly resonate with this word. Enjoy our conversation and find out more how kids might influence indirectly decision taking....

In this episode I have a special guest: Sari Brody. Sari gives us insights on human rights and equalityand shares her personal experience of dealing with and constantly fighting for fairness and inclusion. 
Sari has worked at IKEA for nearly 20 years, with her most recent role as the Global Head of Diversity & Inclusion. With her passion, knowledge and experience, she is a known speaker focused on inclusive leadership, diversity and human rights. She uses her voice to increase awareness and minimize unconscious bias and shares her insights on equality, fairness and inclusion.  With her influence Sari speaks up for those humans who are not able to speak up and be heard.
With sincere admiration I am honored she shares some vulnerable insights of her life with us today and  our secret how we actually got to know each other.  :-)

Talking about decisions and how they impacted her life, Authentic Alex will give us insights on her wild and wise moments. And how the dream of working successfully in corporate, located in a high building overseeing a big river turned out to be a nightmare...stay curious and listen in.