Mindset Monologues Malini Shah

This episode summarises all of my interviews on Linked Stories and takes you on my lockdown journey with podcasting. Change is part of life and when opportunities that feel intuitively right present themselves, it is important to move with the tide and embrace those changes. Excitement, fun, positive impact and more to be experienced in the journey ahead. #Inspi-ya by Vimi and Malini

In the shoes of Shalom Lloyd; founder and managing director of Naturally Tribal; a skincare range growing in popularity across different continents. The pillars of wellbeing this story satisfies are several; primarily the physical but also socio-economical, ethical and emotional. A really inspiring story of motherhood, wellbeing and entrepreneurship.

In the shoes of Priyesh Vaghjiani, founder and CEO at Digital Inspired, a web&app development agency. In this episode, we look at the pillars of well-being relating to finance and work achievements. Priyesh shares a very sincere account of his journey as an entrepreneur and talks about the high and low points of running your own business. He shared some strategies that helped him during the low points and talks about the amazing support he received from his mentor.

In the shoes of Jessie Laute; a coach and certified transformation breath-work leader.

This episode is relevant to the pillars of emotional and physical well-being. The power of the breath is something which has become more spoken about then ever in recent times. Breathing effectively and properly can transform our well-being on many different levels. Jessie Laute highlights the multitude of benefits, she explains what a typical breath work session looks like and even demonstrates a breathing technique.

Making an impact on communities that live with energy poverty.

In the shoes of Akiva Bonnick; ESG Manager for Berkeley Energy. 

In this episode I speak to Akiva Devani; who has expertise in corporate social responsibility and renewable energy. Akiva is able to make a marked difference on less fortunate communities that live with energy poverty and she is responsible for a variety of ethical initiatives that enhance people’s lives. This episode highlights the importance of investing in #renewable energy and using #investment to lift lives of the less fortunate through various initiatives.

In the shoes of .. Peter Taylor; Mayor of Watford 

In this episode Peter Taylor talks about a range of different initiatives he has been working on for the best interest of members of his local community in Watford. His empathy and work towards those that suffer from dementia is striking and he talks about the wonderful work undertaken by the local women’s centre. With shops re-opening since the beginning of the lockdown period, Peter shares his aims to help get the local economy up and running again.

In the shoes of Tina Poyzer; a former CEO  who now makes people laugh.

In this episode, Tina shares her incredible journey of streamlining her professional responsibilities to embrace a different, less conventional but a highly rewarding and enjoyable career as a Laughter Leader and Coach. She talks about the diverse and broad benefits of practising laughter yoga on a daily basis, how it has helped her own well-being and stress levels and she also shares what a typical laughter yoga session would look like. The underlying message is no doubt, to remind ourselves to incorporate this simple and innate action that we are born to do, back into our everyday lives.

In the shoes of Jack Butterfield; Fundraising & Partnerships Manager for East African Playgrounds. 

In this episode Jack shares the unique and impacting work of East African Playgrounds, a registered charity and NGO. He talks about the positive impact of building playgrounds for children in Uganda and their plans for further expansion across other countries in East Africa. 20-25 minutes interviews of stories that make positive impact on humanity.

In the shoes of Tina Kad; an adult speech and language therapist

Tina Kad shares her passion and enthusiasm for helping adults that require assistance with communication following neurological incidences such as stroke. Her story and passion is warming and invigorating. Tina talks about projects she has been involved in during the lockdown and how she intends to use the learning that have come out of social distancing to drive her own business forward to meet the needs and demand of her patients. Speech Therapy Interactive “ Building Communication Connections” [email protected] Facebook: Speech Therapy Interactive Instagram: tinable_tword

In the shoes of .. Dr Oudi; an inspiring children’s book author, a chiropractor and coach.

There is little knowledge of the possible psychological impact of near death experiences, however those people that have endured such trauma say that they often feel something highly intuitive. In this episode Dr Oudi shares an incident which would have been much more fatal left him knowing there was a calling for something else that he had to include in his Live. Little Naite online reading initiative. www.LittleNaite.com ~ DM or email [email protected]