How an email with an impossible question got a surprising answer and how this story shows us all how we can ask BRAVE questions

Baerbel had a goal but all the “normal” paths to achieve it were blocked, so she had to take BRAVE steps even when she thought she might fail to find an unexpected solution

How one German saying kept Baerbel going and inspires her throughout her career: “Everyone is only cooking with water” 

An unexpected role model who believes that his disability would automatically bar him from any opportunity of joining a big, sparkling tech company

 Full Show Notes of this Episode

Resources:

 Episode 6 - Cora Haenelt - Bravery at every age

Anita B organisation 

Grace Hopper Conference

Baerbel Haenelt:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/baerbel-haenelt-a963b2167/

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