Nayeli Pereznegrón, a mother of three from Mexico who transformed her pain into a source of love and compassion for others. Nayeli is the president of Luchando Por Ángeles Pequeños, a foundation that helps kids with cancer in Mexico, a women's institute advisor in the Mexican government, an author, and a speaker.

Nayeli had to take care of her sick son who was in the hospital for almost two years, and this experience led her to see a world of suffering and change her way of thinking and acting. Her son eventually passed away, and Nayeli decided to close her business and help other families and children. Through her foundation, Nayeli wrote two books as a way to document her experience and provide therapy.

In this episode, Nayeli shares valuable insights into how to deal with grief and suffering, including the importance of asking for help, surrounding yourself with important people, and finding a mentor to guide you. She also talks about how painful experiences can lead to the discovery of new superpowers, and how vulnerability is what makes us human.

Nayeli's experiences have taught her that the most important thing is to keep learning and growing. She encourages people to embrace learning and not be afraid to change careers if they are not fulfilled. Join us to hear Nayeli's inspiring story of transformation, hope, and resilience.

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Francesco Mondora is an impact investor and servant leader of mondora srl sb. He envisions a world where people can serve the common good while working. He is a radical thinker who loves collaborating with people and businesses in building and adapting self-organized companies and focusing on the self-fulfillment of people.

He is one of the first movers within the B Corp movement in Italy. Francesco is often found speaking about these topics at conferences and events throughout Europe. Once retired, he sees himself teaching at a primary school.

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Father Jorge Obregón is the author of “Solid Ideas for a Fluid World”, a book that invites us to answer some very important questions related to discovering our personal purposes.

Fr. Jorge Obregón is a member of the Legionaries of Christ - a Roman Catholic religious congregation of priests and seminarians living in communities who make vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience - and has an undergraduate degree in Business Administration in the Tecnológico de Monterrey, in Mexico. He is also founder of two social projects, especially focused on young people.

First is the Search Retreat, whose mission is to meet people wherever they are and elevate them to a new understanding of their value and purpose, providing young adults with a transformative weekend. This project started in Colombia and has since grown to 9 countries and 19 cities across the globe.

The second project is the “New Fire” platform, a website that shares Catholic content for young people from Latin America, together with the support of highly competent laypeople.

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Nash Billimoria’s purpose is to equip entrepreneurs to be the best version of themselves, building thriving companies that solve humanity's greatest challenges.

Nash is committed to helping drive a new paradigm of growing, thriving and socially valuable businesses for the 21st century. Focused on tech start-ups, he wants to unleash human potential in business, based on leadership and management systems that scale people, impact and profit.

Nash who’s also an avid ski mountaineer in his spare time - is a frequent guest speaker and panelist. He authored numerous articles on purpose, scaling up high performance teams and curated an interview series with thought leaders called “The Value of Purpose”.

He is also founder and executive coach consultant at Nash Billimoria Consultancy, and professor of Leadership and Management at the Barcelona Technology School, where he leads a programme called “My Digital Impact”, designed to help students find their Ikigai - the Japanese concept meaning "reason for being" or “purpose”.

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Adriana Gómez Chico Spamer has used the question "How can we all live well?" as a guide for her choices, education and professional development.

She has worked in different fields including social and private business, academic and research, encouraging collaboration between civil society, private and social enterprises, and government, searching for ways to reduce poverty and inequality and improve the life of people. Currently, she coordinates a research and net building project regarding inclusive and solidarity based economy and teaches different subjects related with economy and development at a private university. She studied economics, master in socioeconomic evaluation of projects and master in management of social economy enterprises.

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Jorge Solís is an industrial engineer who, in addition to providing comprehensive consulting and business training solutions at Lago y Sarmiento, also works as a financial and executive coach. He is certified in executive, team, and innovation & entrepreneurship coaching at The International School of Coaching in Spain and has given more than 1,200 one-to-one accompaniment sessions in personal finance!

Jorge is also a professor of Family Economics at the Juan Pablo II University in Costa Rica and for the past 5 years, he has been the host of a program on Radio María about personal finance from a biblical perspective.

He gives talks and workshops in alliance with Cash Flow Chile and coordinates - along with his wife - the Costarican YouTube channel of the International Ministry Compass Catholic.

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Myrna Hoed is a creative and skilled coach and trainer, impacting gracefully. She started her career studying Law and Theatre dramaturgy. After setting up different theatre festivals, she felt the calling to work in education to train people's skills and develop organisations that aim to impact society and culture in a positive way. She was co-founder of the Academy of the City, Founder of the No Bullshit Academy, and Founder of Innovaness, a training company for innovation and interventions that matter. Her favourite themes to work on are: the Human factor (starting with the individual), embodied & emotional learning (how to use our emotions & body), attitude change (changing habits), integrity, and responsibility (as part of co-creation). She loves to design new programmes, create surprising and innovative solutions and she loves to dance Brazilian Forró.

Myrna Hoed joined the team for EoF village Vocation & Profit in November 2019, to contribute to a new economy where the social impact is of higher value than the financial reward. And to share her skills in co-creating, design, embodied learning, creating connections, and motivating others to their full potential.

Mateusz Ciasnocha from Poland, a third-generation farmer operating a 700ha regenerative agricultural business in northern Poland on a mission of transitioning agriculture from convention to regenerative with farmers at the centre at the pace and scale required to unleash the world’s greatest carbon capture and storage pool: healthy and living agricultural soil.

Connect with Mateusz at: www.facebook.com/EuropeanCarbonFarmers