Personal Power Boost With Roksana Hussein

Jagdish Baghra, an inspirational Fashion Designer and Entrepreneur is my special guest on today's episode. Jagdish shares how she went from having little belief in herself, spending almost 20 years on the sideline to finding the courage to establish a business in the fashion industry. She grew up in a regular well-intentioned traditional Indian family but only realising in Adulthood how many limiting beliefs she had to uncreate especially when it came to carving her identity as a female entrepreneur. 

Jagdish is a Mum to two children with a special message for anyone sitting on the side lines wondering if they have what it takes to follow their dreams. Tune in! 

You can find Jagdish Baghra on…

Website https://deesh-official.com

Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DeeshOfficial

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Bharti Lim shares her personal journey of feeling an Imposter in both her personal and work life. From a young age she felt a rebel going against the traditional path set out for a young Indian girl. In her late teens she was drawn to a male dominated career in Cyber Security where she was the minority female. She felt she had to prove herself and not show vulnerability. Later in life, Bharti fell in love with her now husband, a person outside of her own culture and once again she had to justify her choice in the face disproval. During the early phases of Motherhood, Bharti hit an all-time low in her life with suicidal ideation. She talks us through the events that built up to her wanting to take her own life. As a Mother, I totally relate to her challenges as I’m sure you will too. Bharti shares her inspiring journey of her road to recovery which I know every new mother will gain so many tips from. 

Bharti is a very successful Cyber Security Specialist as well as the owner of Bee-utiful Creations by Bee where you can pick up beautifully made personalised goods. Bharti regularly donates money to mental health charities to give back, never forgetting the support that has helped her regain and rebuild her life. 

You can find Bharti Lim on…

https://www.facebook.com/beeutifulcreationsbybee

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Emma Hossack returns as a guest on this special podcast episode with Roksana Hussein! Let’s listen intently as they talk about Emma’s personal journey with Anxiety. Emma shares her battle with anxiety, and how she coped up with this condition. Something that most of us can definitely relate to! Emma used her experience with anxiety and turned into a super power since she is now able to identify with young people who need her expertise as an experiences coach. Be inspired with today's episode, enjoy!

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• About anxiety and depression, and why these conditions can be difficult to cure

• Why new mothers are prone to having anxiety and panic disorder

• That depression has a mask and cannot be detected easily

• That young people are vulnerable, and parents need to play close attention to the signs 

Emma Hossack, the founder of ‘Transforming Young Minds’. Having had a very successful career, she took the decision to leave her job and concentrate on raising her daughters. Little did she know that being a full-time mum would be the hardest job of all. The birth of her second child made her realise how lack of control, fear of failure and the need to be ‘perfect’ had ruled her life and all came crumbling down when she couldn’t be. The strive for perfection caught up with her and she became low, self-critical and found it hard to see the positives in anything in her life.

She discovered NLP, a life changing course for me. She realised that she had never allowed herself to ‘fail’ and spent her life trying to please others, be liked but none of this made her truly happy. She thought about the world we live in and how it’s changing so fast. With the pressure of school, social media and the decline in mental health amongst young people, what better gift than the gift of NLP. To teach them that there is no such thing as failure, to get rid of negative thoughts and to not limit the belief in themselves. Maybe if she had discovered NLP as a child, she may not have spent many years striving for ‘perfection’.

She set up Transforming Young Minds to give young people the chance to overcome barriers that are holding them back, and to teach them the tools that will last them a lifetime.

You can find Emma Hossack on…

Website http://transformingyoungminds.co.uk/

Facebook https://www.facebook.com/transformingyoungmindstherapy/

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In this episode, Claire Morris returns as a guest and joins Roksana to talk about Claire’s personal experiences and how she started her business with Arbonne. Claire shares how she discovered a synergy with Arbonne as it aligned with her core values. She also shares the importance of community and sisterhood. This conversation gives clarity on how we can create and choose the life that we want. Ready to get inspired? Make sure you stay tuned!

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Community has a huge positive impact on women’s emotional well-being 
• That women can give themselves permission to make new decisions when old choices no longer serve them
• That if you want your business to grow, you have to align with your core values
• Face your fears to tap into your potential and ultimate success 
• Why it’s important to surround yourself with positive people 
• Sharing your own experience can be hugely supportive for others!
• Don’t settle on what you have right now, strive harder to achieve your dreams!

You can find Claire Morris on...

Website www.clairemorris449228884.arbonne.com

Instagram httsp://www.instagram.com/retailwithclarity

Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pg/Claire-Morris-Arbonne-International-1088430444530619

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This week Roksana and Dhipa A. Lee continue their conversation as they delve into her book, “Written”. Written depicts the life of a young girl, Eleanor born into a complex family where restrictive religious and cultural beliefs bare the landscape for painful experiences and decisions. Written is a beautifully told story of Love, Secrets, Betrayal and Honour through the eyes of a four year old girl, the reader travels into adulthood with her.

Roksana and Dhipa read extracts from the book to fully understand the concepts and beliefs of the character. Dhipa shares an inspirational message of hope that we each have the capability, opportunity and choice to create a fulfilling life. 

As with first episode, you’ll continue to learn:

•           That Domestic Violence should never be tolerated

•           You are in control of your life despite the challenges faced

•           We have different experiences in life, and that makes us unique

•           Through loving yourself, you have the power to rewrite your life story

D.A. Lee is a Bangladeshi-born British author, artist, and poet, best known for her novel 'Written' published in 2019. Raised in a small town in Lancashire, England, Lee describes the cultural challenges of growing up in a Bengali household whilst navigating a western world.

Lee's novel, whilst fictional, draws on many of her own experiences of growing up in a Muslim family and explores the underworld of cultural expectations, arranged marriages, honour, abuse, and domestic violence that often limit women's choices.

Lee first started writing as a form of self-healing through the challenges of home life. The word 'Written' had become a poignant theme throughout the book, a word often expressed culturally to describe the notion of determinism and predestination adopted by most traditional Muslim families as a common explanation for events in life. Lee takes us on a journey through her character Eleanor, a young girl caught between a web of family secrets and lies where she comes into conflict with these values.

Today, Lee is an advocate for women's freedom of choice and encourages women to speak out and seek help if they feel they are in danger.

You can find Dipha Aziz Lee on…

Website www.dalee.co.uk

Facebook https://business.facebook.com/DALEEAuthor/

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Instagram https://www.instagram.com/transformationcoachingroksana/

This week Roksana is joined by British-Bangladeshi Author Dhipa A. Lee as they delve into her book, “Written”. Written depicts the life of a young girl, Eleanor born into a complex family where restrictive religious and cultural beliefs bare the landscape for painful experiences and decisions. Written is a beautifully told story of Love, Secrets, Betrayal and Honour through the eyes of a four year old girl, the reader travels into adulthood with her.

Roksana and Dhipa read extracts from the book to fully understand the concepts and beliefs of the character. Dhipa shares an inspirational message of hope that we each have the capability, opportunity and choice to create a fulfilling life. 

In this episode, you’ll learn:

•           That Domestic Violence should never be tolerated

•           You are in control of your life despite the challenges faced

•           We have different experiences in life, and that makes us unique

•           Through loving yourself, you have the power to rewrite your life story

D.A. Lee is a Bangladeshi-born British author, artist, and poet, best known for her novel 'Written' published in 2019. Raised in a small town in Lancashire, England, Lee describes the cultural challenges of growing up in a Bengali household whilst navigating a western world.

Lee's novel, whilst fictional, draws on many of her own experiences of growing up in a Muslim family and explores the underworld of cultural expectations, arranged marriages, honor, abuse, and domestic violence that often limit women's choices.

Lee first started writing as a form of self-healing through the challenges of home life. The word 'Written' had become a poignant theme throughout the book, a word often expressed culturally to describe the notion of determinism and predestination adopted by most traditional Muslim families as a common explanation for events in life. Lee takes us on a journey through her character Eleanor, a young girl caught between a web of family secrets and lies where she comes into conflict with these values.

Today, Lee is an advocate for women's freedom of choice and encourages women to speak out and seek help if they feel they are in danger.

You can find Dhipa A. Lee:

Website: www.dalee.co.uk

Facebook: https://business.facebook.com/DALEEAuthor/

Connect with Roksana Hussein:

Website: https://www.roksanahussein.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Roksana-Hussein-Transformation-Coach-525211721295715/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roksana-hussein-transformation-coach-207233179/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/transformationcoachingroksana/

In this week’s episode, Roksana is joined by Verity Bramwell as they talk about actionable strategies for suicide prevention. Verity has an extensive personal history with suicide and mental health. She shares her unique insight into how communication and vulnerability between parents and children can work to protect the whole family’s mental health to keep suicidal acts at bay.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Her four suicide attempts and the background for each one
• The relationship between self-care and open communication. You don’t always have to say “yes”! 
• The lack of engagement from her counselor. How can we address this in the family?
• Modeling vulnerability to your children while they are young, so they express it themselves
• Dealing with the truth of COVID-19 with your children
• How to have conversations with children regarding suicidal thoughts and available resources to learn from

About Verity Bramwell: 

Experienced charity worker with a history of voluntary work in the secondary education industry. Skilled in Mental Health Advocacy, Training Delivery, Team Coordination, Event Management, and Resiliency. Strong training deliverer with a Bachelor of Science - BSc in Psychology from The Open University.

You can find Verity Bramwell on... 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/verity-bramwell-77168314a/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/veritybramwell

Zero Suicide Alliance: https://www.zerosuicidealliance.com/

Papyrus: https://papyrus-uk.org/

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This week Roksana is joined by Jenni Kiddle as they talk about our mindset towards food, being a mum, and listening to yourself. Jenni is a Nutritional Therapist and trained health coach who helps people understand and manage our relationship with food. Jenni gives her take on ideas surrounding the topic that would allow us to let the guilt go free and enjoy life.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Spending quality time and having pleasure with food
• Listening to your body to know the food that uniquely works for you. You don’t need to feel guilt because of the diet culture!
• How “food rules” can turn into eating disorders. Love food!
• Why do women struggle with weight management after having children?
• Being mindful of the inner voice and establishing a good example for your kids
• The significance of rest and the consequences of ignoring it. Society is too obsessed with productivity!

About Jenni Kiddle: 

Hello! My name is Jenni. I'm doolally about dogs, addicted to avocados and fanatical about health and fitness. I’m a registered Nutritional Therapist and trained health coach and I am dedicated to supporting you in living a wholesome life. 

Let’s chat a bit about me first... 

My story begins at University, where I studied Psychology. From a young age, I have believed it’s my purpose to help others and make a positive difference to people’s lives.  In my second year, I became aware that, perhaps under the stress of transitioning twenties, I wasn’t making nourishing choices. I noticed that my relationship with food wasn’t healthy, nor was my relationship with myself. Are these connected? Absolutely. 

I truly believe that the only way to see light is to experience some dark. The light for me was discovering the power and importance of loving, nourishing and properly fueling your body – not only with good food and movement, but with emotional, spiritual, social and environmental health too. I am not only fascinated by the power of food, but also passionate about self-care and living a mindful, joyful and healthy life. 

I trained at The Institute of Optimum Nutrition in London, one of the UK's leading schools of science and evidence based Nutritional Therapy. I am a member of the British Association for Applied Nutrition and Nutritional Therapy as well as being registered with the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council government body.

This journey is still something I work on every day – good health and fulfillment it isn’t a path with an ending. My purpose, and my job as a nutritional therapist, is to help you to on your path too.

You can find Jenni Kiddle on... 

Website: https://www.nettleandrosenutrition.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nettlerosenutrition/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenni-kiddle-72620654/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nettleandrosenutrition/

Connect with Roksana Hussein!

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This week Roksana is joined by Beejal Coulson, Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT) coach and founder of Quantum Life Technique. Beejal is a wife and mum who had fallen out of love with the daily grind of teaching as a marketing lecturer. During this time, she also developed two autoimmune conditions that resulted in her inability to continue working. On the podcast, Beejal shares remarkable her journey of transformation as she started the journey of healing and discovering her life's purpose.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• The reason for the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual strain she experienced
• The value of listening to yourself without questioning and judging. 
• Knowing that your body can heal itself instead of falling at the mercy of medical intervention. Take responsibility for your own health!
• What were the “healing habits” that allowed Beejal to get to a better point in her life?
• Seeing that life doesn’t happen to us, but life happens for us
• Learning to accept yourself. Being different is great!

About Beejal Coulson:

After living with IBS for many years, experiencing a nervous breakdown and being diagnosed with Anxiety and Hypothyroid I have been able to be liberated from the understanding of the root causes and be reprogrammed to live life without compromise as a result of training in and experiencing Rapid Transformational Therapy. I am a highly experienced with an astounding track record of successes.   

My curiosity to want to live an extraordinary life led me to creating and founding Quantum Life Technique. I discovered my highest potentials and aligned to them and shared the process with my clients who were able to fast tracked their futures. 

Work with me and your life will be transformed and you will be empowered so you too can live the life you love.

You can find Beejal Coulson on... 

Website: https://beejalcoulson.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/beejal-coulson-b45a438/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/beejalcoulson/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beejalcoulson/

Get Beejal’s book here! https://www.amazon.com/Ignite-Female-Change-Makers-Exceptional-ebook/dp/B088P7MFK9/

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Kristina Sandstrom (Mum of two) is a Counselling Psychologist specialising in Trauma. In this episode Kristina shares how an opportunity (NGO) to travel to and live in war torn Iraq to heal traumatised victims was a fairly easy move for her since it aligned with her core values. Kristina shares as much as she can about the circumstances, her role to establish trust and how she dug deep to keep herself in a healthy mindset.