In today's episode, Rahila and I speak about chapter 7 ("Arian, Joaquim and Artema") of my book - "The Man, the Moon and the Casquette".

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Artema has been raised in the same orphanage as Joaquim and she is currently working at Rada's restaurant. One day Artema is caught red-handed while she was trying to steal from the owner. Nonetheless, the story goes way beyond the surface, as we learn the reason why the woman attempted theft. Rada's approach towards the situation is way different than what some regular person would adopt.

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Before addressing today's question to my guest, I read a short excerpt from the chapter, so that you can get immersed into the story and learn the circumstances.

You can contact Rahila Khan via her LinkedIn profile - https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahila-khan-873900143/ - and we would love to hear from you. So feel free to leave us a voice message (if you listen via Anchor app) or send us an e-mail at [email protected].

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Louise H. Reid is a LadyBoss coach, who dedicates her life to empowering other women to acknowledge their true potential and tap into their uniqueness. She is also a wonderful podcast & radio host (look for "The Louise H. Reid Show"). In the beginning, I was waaaaaay out of my comfort zone having her in my show (as she's someone I greatly look up to), but she managed to create a very warm and friendly atmosphere.

Therefore, we spoke about a wide range of topics, such as our inner child, hopscotch, talking badly to oneself, how she loves group coaching (for a particular reason) and many more.

You can contact Louise via her LinkedIn profile (https://www.linkedin.com/in/lreidchrl/) , Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/louisehreid/) and her website (https://www.louisehreid.com). 

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Thank you for tuning in to learn how this wise woman makes an impact, through the power of choice, on the world around her.

Dom Marcell (on his real name Dom Collins) is an entrepreneur who gave up a successful career at Corporate America to dedicate himself to his higher purpose. Singing has always been his greatest passion, ever since he was in high-school.

In today's episode, we speak about how he handles both the business and the artistic side of this adventure. However, I couldn't help myself but to ask about how does an emerging star see the power of choice.

This is definitely an unusual episode, from several angles. As I have been provided with the express consent of the rightful owner, you will get a chance to hear - in the background - one of his latest tracks - "Church night" and a part of "D.T.K". (© Domarco 7 Entertainment). At the same time, you will learn what does an usual day of an artist look like.

You can follow Dom Marcell (or contact him for collaborations)  via his social media accounts:

Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/dommarcell/),

Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/dommarcell/), 

Linkedin (https://www.linkedin.com/in/domcollins15/).

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In today's episode, Rahila Khan and myself dive into chapter 6, called "The Plush Rabbit" from my book "The Man, the Moon and the Casquette".

We focus, in particular, on an excerpt that I read at the beginning of the episode, but Rahila's wisdom will dazzle you as much as it amazed me.

You can connect to Rahila or follow her via her LinkedIn Profile (https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahila-khan-873900143/). We look forward to your inputs on this episode as well, just like we happily received your feedback on the previous ones. 

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See you on Friday, for this week's interview.

In this short episode I speak about an episode that happened today and how I handled it, as a parent. It's not something I am precisely proud of, yet I am sharing this in hopes it helps someone who is walking in the same shoes as I do.

It's OK to understand that these things happen, but it's important to also take action to make things right.

If you enjoy this show and episode, please leave us a review on iTunes and share it with someone who may need to learn that they are not alone in this life-time process called parenting.

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Kristin Sherry is the creator of YouMap, a technique designed to help people find their strengths and values, in order to make the best career choices. She wrote a book with the same name of the technique, in order to extend her knowledge to the wide world.

In this episode, we speak in detail about several topics, such as the power of choice and how to own our talents and capabilities.

Kristin can be reached via her LinkedIn profile (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristinsherry/)  and her website (https://www.myyoumap.com).

YouMap (the book) can be purchased from Amazon, via the following link: https://www.amazon.com/YouMap-Yourself-Blaze-Path-World/dp/1684331439/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=youmap&qid=1552675918&s=gateway&sr=8-1.

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In today's episode, Rahila Khan and I talk about 2 very impactful topics, on the basis of chapter 5 (called "New Dawn) from "The Man, the Moon and the Casquette". The mentioned topics relate to: 1. thinking for ourselves; 2. Judging the others. You can contact my guest via her LinkedIn profile https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahila-khan-873900143/. The book we are talking about can be purchased from WorkApp https://workapp.world/business/The-Man-the-Moon-and-the-Casquette---A-Self-development-Book/TjJObVk2UzFBc2pnRG5KQUc2MFJOZz09 or Amazon https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/9730282447?pf_rd_p=1581d9f4-062f-453c-b69e-0f3e00ba2652&pf_rd_r=CYH013PZ3R8RDNPNSTZB. If you enjoy this series and this podcast in general, please help us grow, by leaving us a review on iTunes. Also, we encourage you to get in touch with us by sending us a voice message (if you listen via Anchor) or by sending us an email to [email protected]. Thank you, as always, for tuning in!

Shane Wallace is the CEO of WorkApp, a platform that allows everyone to advertise for FREE. In the name of transparency, I will tell you that the first challenge was to actually have Shane accepting to re-record this episode. And the reason behind this was the fact that I wanted to give you, the listeners, a different perspective on who Shane Wallace is. In the first place, we had a normal, serious conversation, but I wanted to break the pattern for a short while. So, despite the support that I like to offer to this project, in this episode my challenge goes exactly towards the flispside. We had a lot of fun while recording this episode, so I hope you will have fun as you listen to our conversation too. If you do, please leave us a review on iTunes and share it with everyone you know. You can download WorkApp here 👇 https://workapp.link/GetApp. And you can get in touch and/ or follow Shane via his LinkedIn profile here 👇 https://www.linkedin.com/in/Shane-Wallace-WorkApp. We look forward to learning from you, so remember that you can leave us a voice message (if you listen via Anchor app) or send us an email to [email protected]. Thank you for tuning in!

In this episode, my guest and I are bringing insights from chapter 4 (called "The stolen child") of my book ("The Man, the Man and the Casquette" - available on WorkApp and Amazon). 

We find out how Rada loses a child from the orphanage and how many efforts she makes to bring him back. Will she?

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Monday is generally perceived as that "meh" day of the week. But with this episode I want to show you that it can be different, as soon as we open up our heats and minds to humanity. Find out how you can fall in love with human nature! ;)

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