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In this short yet punchy episode, Arthi discusses Imposter Syndrome, showcasing a personal example of how easily one can be made to feel that one doesn't belong, but how equally having an advocate for yourself can change the outcome of the situation.

Arthi offers 5 tips to help you discard that imposter feeling, which can be implemented immediately with just a little thought and a mindset shift.

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In this episode Arthi underscores the importance of revealing your personal brand, and how your personal brand is transformative ‘normal’ you. It allows you to bring that authenticity about yourself every single time to any occasion or situation you find yourself in.
This not only deepens networks and relationships, but can be a purveyor of further opportunities.
Arthi offers 5 ways in which you can start the journey to revealing your personal brand, starting with knowing your purpose.

Share some of your key ideas on what has worked for you on building your personal brand.
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Arthi's special guest is Lucille Sikosana, who is a Business Development Manager at Old Mutual Investment Group in South Africa. Her passion for investments stems from wanting South Africans to better their lives by bettering their financial circumstances. Lucille has a degree in Economics, an honours in International Trade and Finance and holds the CFP designation. When Lucille isn’t talking money and investments she enjoys networking over good round of golf.

A range of topics are covered including:

• Being an African woman in the finance industry, some truths and revelations on navigating a career 
• How having a sponsor or coach who believes in you can boost your career path
• Money, it’s relevance and what your relationship with money should be. 
• Physical health and fitness, and being diagnosed with Lymphoma 3 years ago and how that has contributed to her personal learnings and growth.  
• Emotional resilience being vitally important when one is dealing with a health diagnosis as this
• the need for strong support systems around oneself and how Lucille has been anchored by the 3 F’s:  family, friends and faith.

You will be inspired by Lucille's wise words and practical advice.

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Arthi's guest on this episode is Amrit Ahuja, who is an industry veteran (+28 years) in the communications, PR and marketing space.  By way of background, Amrit specialized in technology firms (Facebook, Dell, Google, Uber, Xiamoi, Intel, AirBnB, Pintrest) brand building and reputation management for brands in India. She is currently an inhouse branding consultant at the Michael Susan Dell Foundation consulting their investee projects across startups and governments. She also consults to the Social Impact Finance NPO to build a voice on Impact Funding in India.
Amrit is passionate about women upliftment and empowerment, advocating for greater gender diversity on company boards as a result.
She shares her experiences on her unconventional career in many respects, shattering boundaries along the way. She also delves into how to build an outstanding personal brand both in person and digitally, considerations for transitioning across careers based on purpose as well as what life looks like at a 'slower' pace. A jam packed episode filled with insights and tangible ideas to inspire your growth and development.

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In this episode, Arthi speaks to Zelda Hibbert, about her health journey after being diagnosed with an autoimmune disease 5 years ago. The ups an downs, figuring it all out, how her life changed  and what it meant for her career, personal life and relationships are some of the aspects covered in the conversation. Zelda also speaks about how Covid-19 was actually a blessing in her journey to healing and self love. Zelda further offers some key lessons and advice on how to get back on one's feet again and to keep a positive mindset always.

Zelda has both the insight and experience of the pressures, challenges, opportunities that leaders and team members are facing, with 27 years working experience in financial markets, investment banking, IT, media, education, consulting (both private and public sector) and not for profit (NGO’s).
She is a member of the International Coaching Federation ICF), Project Management
Institute (PMI), The International Coaches Register (ICR), the Association of MBA’s (AMBA)
and Scrum Alliance (CSPO). She is also a Patron of the Library of Professional
Coaching and Founding Member of the 500 Club.

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In this episode, Arthi speaks with Mitali Chopra, a seasoned business leader, growth catalyst and leadership coach. She believes that the spelling of business is P.E.O.P.L.E and her work with leaders and entrepreneurs is to drive results and to help them develop to their potential.
Mitali shares some of her insights into how she has achieved a realistic but wonderful balance between her work and family commitments, with some key lessons, advice and takeaways that can be implemented in your own circumstances.
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In this episode, Arthi Rabikrisson speaks about the impact purpose has in one achieving not just one's life goals, but also being able to feel fulfilled, happy and content knowing that what you're doing is right for you.
What is a goal? By definition, it is an aim or purpose. Something that you desire to attain. More often than not, the goal is often vaguely defined and therein lies one of the issues. How does one aim for something if you’re not clear on what it is you want it for, or don’t know much about it?
Arthi's definition of purpose is, quite simply, the reason(s) and motivation(s) for why we do what we do, every day. 
Arthi offers 3 key steps that can help you define your purpose, and this may give you some insights to allow you to  align how you live your life with your purpose as its foundation.
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In this episode, Arthi speaks about how the journey of self-awareness is easier than you think.
Most people start running for the hills, ducking deeper under the duvets or pretend to not hear anything when the term self-awareness is used. People often say they“don’t have time to be self-aware, there is too much else going on”, or “there is no point as there is no need, it’s of no benefit to me” or “it’s all about meditating, which is hard and also useless”.
Some valid excuses there. Arthi proposes that, perhaps, the root of these comments is the f-bomb we don’t like to freely admit – FEAR.
She offers some simple steps to become more self-aware, and maybe remove some of the fear or stigma about knowing yourself better.

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In this episode, we talk to a South African expat living in Tokyo, Manisha Ramlakhan,on her and her family's experience of:

•  moving to a foreign language country and, 
• giving us insight into the Japanese response to Covid-19, 
  • how it contrasts to South Africa, and 
  • living through the 1st and currently 2nd wave of the pandemic.

As we end off the show, Manisha offers words of advice to the listeners who are considering relocating to a foreign country during this extraordinary time.

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