Impact By Choice

Women in leadership are simply amazing! But they also need to acknowledge this. Today's guest is the perfect example to showcase, as a woman in leadership. She is currently and Expats' and Leadership coach, after more than 15 years in the corporate environment. In this episode, my guest and I speak about this (leadership), her life story that had a great turn-point in her twenties and resulted in her book "My revenge on life",  and many more. You can get in touch with Virginie via her LinkedIn profile (https://www.linkedin.com/in/virginielemay1/) and by visiting her website https://vlv.coach.  You can purchase her book here: https://www.amazon.com/My-Revenge-Life-light-tunnel/dp/1720839069/ref=sr_1_1?crid=39NGUT2MT4QSS&keywords=my+revenge+on+life&qid=1551434371&s=gateway&sprefix=my+revenge+on+life%2Caps%2C895&sr=8-1. If you enjoyed this episode, we would love to hear from you, so feel free to send us a voice message (if you listen via Anchor app) or to send us an email at [email protected]. Also, if you would like to help us grow, please take a few seconds to leave us a review on iTunes. At the same time, you can support the development of this podcast by visiting the following link: https://www.patreon.com/andradaanitei. Thanks a lot for tuning in!

In today's episode, we conclude with the insights from chapter 03 of the book "The Man, the Moon and the Casquette".

As guidelines, Rahila Khan and I discuss about about the moment of transcendence and passing of legacy. At the same time, we speak about emotions and why should we allow them to take over instead of trying to crush them.

You can reach out to Rahila by checking her LinkedIn profile (https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahila-khan-873900143/). 

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In today's episode you will learn why I like to call myself a "walking paradox". :)) I would love to learn your feedback, so remember that you can leave a voice message via Anchor app or send an e-mail to [email protected].

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Darrel Frater had contact with entrepreneurship from a tender age, as he learned it first hand from his father. Ever since, Darrel has been passionate about startups.

In college, Darrel grew a strong passion for mentoring, while obtaining his bachelor’s in business from The College of New Jersey.

​A year after graduation, he worked at a Fortune 500 company, yet after 2 years he felt unfulfilled and developed a strong urge to continue serving others.

​His passions for problem solving, mentoring, and entrepreneurship led him to officially begin his entrepreneurial journey with the departure from his job in June of 2018. He is confident that a shift toward social entrepreneurship will make this world a better place for every member of humanity.

You can check the app Darrel mentioned by following the link below:  https://youtu.be/WgOVI3PTuQg 

You can contact Darrel via his LinkedIn profile https://www.linkedin.com/in/darreldfrater/ or by checking his website www.darrelfrater.com.

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In part 1 of this episode we bring insights from chapter 3, which presents us with the fact that Dom has been abandoned by his father when the boy was 12 and ever since he grew up into an orphanage.

In part 2 of the episode,  we take a question from a reader and provide a reply. Feel free to send us questions by email at [email protected] or by leaving us a voice message (if you listen via Anchor), as we would love to answer in future episodes.

The reader pointed out something really interesting: the fact that, in this chapter Rada takes over the governance of the orphanage, but maybe against her will. Meaning that Dom never asked her what her dreams were in regards to her future, but neither did Rada see his legacy as a burden. On the contrary, she didn't question his decision to pass her his legacy. 

You can connect with Rahila Khan (my guest) by visiting her LinkedIn profile https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahila-khan-873900143/. 

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*A signed copy of the book can be purchased from WorkApp (https://workapp.world/business/The-Man-the-Moon-and-the-Casquette---A-Self-development-Book/TjJObVk2UzFBc2pnRG5KQUc2MFJOZz09).

**A regular copy of the book can be purchased from Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/9730282447?pf_rd_p=1581d9f4-062f-453c-b69e-0f3e00ba2652&pf_rd_r=GQ2G8TRV5F3WZ8KMZJ6K).

***For more writing adventures, feel free to browse through https://andradasworld.com

"Army boots" is an article I wrote in July 2018 and published on my website (https://andradasworld.com/2018/07/07/army-boots/). There is an explanation for publishing this very episode and writing piece. You will understand its meaning once you reach the end. I hope it will be of inspiration.

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Catherine Daar is the Founder and Creator of the #NeverTooLate project, which will be exposed in this episode. 

As a professional, she is passionate about the communication and marketing industry, with over 25 years of experience, having collaborated with companies like MTV, Nescafe Milano, WHO, UEFA and many others.  Her specialties are digital marketing, social media, live streaming, funnel building, content strategy and many more.

Besides the #NeverTooLate project, in this episode we speak about depression, dreams, meditation, business, LinkedIn and, of course, the power of choice (and others).

You can learn more about, connect with and follow Catherine via her LinkedIn profile (https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherinedaar/). 

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In today's episode we speak about chapter 3 from my book and particularly about how a child who was forced to spend 3 years on the streets rediscovers the joy of each small thing. 

A golden part of this episode is the one in which Rahila speaks about parent-child relationship.

We would love to learn your feedback on our discussions, so you are invited to leave us an audio message (if you listen via Anchor) or to send us an email to [email protected].

You can follow or interact with Rahila via her LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahila-khan-873900143/. The links mentioned by Rahila are: www.thejourney.com, www.outreachinternational.com and www.journeyoutreachafrica.com.

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Rob Deptford is a special person to whom I fully resonate, due to the personality type that binds us: we are both being "labeled" as introverts. He is currently dedicating his time to advise people how to land the job they desire, by adjusting their resumes. I have taken his resume writing course out of curiosity and I must say that I wholeheartedly recommend it.

Find out how an introvert manages to overcome his stage fear and how he chooses to make an impact on the world around him.

You can connect with Rob over LinkedIn or http://www.forgeaheadcoaching.com.

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I never go by the rules, so I kept this episode in the back of my mind for a while. Don't ask me why I choose to share it precisely today, as I have no particular reason.

In short, today you will learn a small part of my life story and hopefully you will understand why I am madly in love with storytelling and with helping people to write their own stories. You will learn a bit about other things I can do besides writing, including my huge passion for singing.

Thank you for tuning in, as always, and I appreciate you sharing this story and for leaving me a review on iTunes if you enjoyed it and would like to help me grow. Also, starting today, this show also has a company page on LinkedIn and I would appreciate you following it :) - https://www.linkedin.com/company/impactbychoicepodcast/.

See you on Thursday, with a new episode from the bonus series with Rahila Khan.

If you would like to get in touch, you can use the voice messaging feature -  if you listen via Anchor - or you can send me an email to [email protected].