Amanda McCreight is a visual Media Artist and storyteller. Some years ago she sent her life resume to Jesse Itzler (her biggest inspiration and one of the most successful American entrepreneurs) and he offered her a job on the spot. Her goal is to inspire others to believe that it is possible to manifest exactly what you want into your life as long as you believe it's possible. 

Amanda is multifaceted and has an explosive character. With Amanda we talked about her trying so many things, her initiatives to get closer to people, destiny, luck, feelings and her favourite book.

Angela Hui is an award-winning writer and editor, author, copywriter, journalist. She wrote the book take away where she tells the story of her family, and of the Chinese restaurant where she worked since she was a child.

With Angela we talked about her change after adolescence, her impostor syndrome, how she manages to enjoy things even alone now, her way of loving and communicating with those she loves, the pressure and importance of therapy.

Daniel Harding is the fourth guest on my podcast Me, you and the phone.

Daniel Harding has a double career, in fact he is is one of the most famous conductors in the world and an Airfrance pilot too. 

With Daniel we talked about his work, about his feeling at ease on stage, about his handling of pressure, about his need to evaluate things in their complexity and not superficially.

But we also talked about his life as a pilot and what it taught him about himself and how his attitude towards others has changed.

The episode is available on Apple Podcast and Spotify.

Christina Makris is a writer, lecturer and consultant who specialises in the relationship between hospitality and culture. She is the author of the book Aesthetic Dining: The Art Restaurant Around the World, the first book of its kind to identify and describe the tradition of the art restaurant, and recently completed her second book, The Art Vineyard, which explores the relationship between wine and art. Christina is deeply involved in the arts as a collector, philanthropist, patron, and investment advisor. Her work is grounded in philosophy and culture. Cristina is an elegant and graceful ray of sunshine that warms us with the strength and energy of a Greek God. Her mind is truly engaged on so many fronts, and her heart is open to enjoy every sip of life.

David Vintiner is a multi award-winning commercial and editorial photographer. His work embraces human behavior, focusing  on communities and the rituals that connect people. His work is regularly commissioned by a wide range of clients including the main international magazines and newspapers, as . A number of his portraits are included in the National Portrait Gallery archive in London. He is also the creator of his own project trans-humanists, who believe technological advancement is the next step in human evolution. His eyes have always been drawn to magnificence. Magnificence (from the Latin - who means to do in a big way). His portraits in fact illuminate what makes us great, what makes us unique. David is a gentle soul, who directs his retinas to point like a laser at our most intimate side and to strip us of our external mask.

In this episode David talks about his idea of ​​beauty, of connection with people, his change and his approach with people and clients.

Sathnam Sanghera is a journalist, he writes for The Times and he is a best-selling author. He has written several books, including one about his life and his family from Punjabi, India. He has also written books about British imperialism, a topic for which he is considered a point of reference in England and beyond.

In this episode Sathnam talks about how he faces his daily life, what he needs to work well, the importance of managing his time.

Sathnam talks about his vision of friendship and he also explains how he manages confrontation with others, what it means to be an introvert, what he thinks of ghosting, and how difficult goodbyes are for him. 

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