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Stephanie Srikandi is a serial sustainable fashion entrepreneur and founder of ethical essentials label This is a Love Song. With the mission of supporting local garment makers in Bali, where the label was born, Stephanie launched TIALS studio, an ethical and sustainable clothing manufacturing studio where she produces not only her own label, but those of other fashion brands. But Stephanie is on a mission to make sustainability the standard in fashion. So her latest project TIALS.World aims to create more inclusivity, fairness and opportunity in the world of fashion through the power of web3. Stephanie also wants to encourage co-creation of clothing to reduce waste in the fashion industry.
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For the last five years Tanya Rolfe has been on a mission to get more money into the hands of women. This started with the Ladies Investment Club in Singapore and Her Capital; a seed venture fund investing in female founders in Southeast Asia. Her current projects are Harriet; which supports female founders seeking to access capital and Sophia; a for-women by-women financial education platform.
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In a world crowded with "messaging" how do we tell engaging stories? How do we convince our audience to come with us on a journey?
In this episode I bring together some of the lessons in storytelling I've learned from my guests on this podcast, my previous career in television and from leaders in brand storytelling. This episode is for professionals looking to communicate authentically, transparently and build relationships with their audience.
The four elements of engaging storytelling:
1. Make sure the audience is the Hero of your story;
2. Establish Trust through transparency;
3. Keep your message simple.
4. Be the guide and give a gift.
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Martine de Leeuw is a co-owner of Filipino social enterprise Not a Daydream and the Founder of Impact PR agency Junglebird Agency. In this conversation, we talk about what Martine has learned in her years of working with NGOs and social start ups and how to make building a profitable, purposeful business actually achievable.
Topics covered in this episode:
1. What is 'Social Entrepreneurship'?
2. How do businesses engage 'conscious consumers'?
3. The challenge of measuring 'impact'
4. The importance of transparency in communicating the goals (and mistakes) of your business.
Learn more about Notadaydream here:https://notadaydream.com/
Find out more about Junglebird Agency and how to book a kickstart call here:
Agency Services:https://junglebirdagency.com/
Kickstart call:https://junglebirdagency.com/kick-start/
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In this episode I'm talking to communications expert Marjo Hellman about leading and communicating in our ever-changing world. What is "Next-Gen Leadership"? How do we get people to trust us? And in a world where we are shifting between in-person, digital and the metaverse, what does 'authenticity' mean anyway?
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Website: https://marjohellman.com/
Marjo's Magnetic Executive Programme: https://www.magneticexecutive.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marjohellman/
LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/marjohellman/
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At the start of the pandemic, Saori Okada left her job working in media analytics in New York City to start Mogami Wellness, her wellness coaching business. Based in London, Saori now coaches organisations and community managers on how to build trustful and authentic teams using Japanese concepts of wellbeing.
In this episode we talk about 'Ikigai' the Japanese concept that is often translated as 'Purpose'. In fact the concept encompasses much more than that and includes authenticity and living intentionally.
Topics covered in this episode:
1. Ikigai and longevity
2. The Ikigai 'Venn Diagram' and where this came from;
3. What Ikigai really means
4. Self-care practices and how Japanese traditional arts like calligraphy encourage mindfullness.
5. Blue Zones and the importance of looking at longevity beyond diet.
Further information:
1. The Ikigai Venn Diagram:
https://www.mogamiwellness.com/blog
2. Blue Zones
https://www.bluezones.com/exploration/okinawa-japan/
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Are we individuals? Or do we have a collective soul? How do the life experiences of our ancestors affect us? How do we live in community, including everything and excluding nothing?
Monika Wyss is a Systemic Therapist who uses Family Constellations to help clients address a range of issues from trauma, depression or anxiety, to mindsets affecting relationships, money or work through uncovering how the roots of these problems may be found within hidden family dynamics.
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Learn more about Monika's work here:
https://heartsanctuary.center/
Learn more about Family Constellations here:https://www.goodtherapy.org/learn-about-therapy/types/family-constellations
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Sylvia Yu Friedman has spent much of her career campaigning against, writing about and directing funds to end modern slavery. She is an international expert on Japanese war time sex slavery and an award winning filmmaker documenting sex trafficking in Asia. Her most recent book, A Long Road to Justice is a memoir about her work and highlights the stories of the women and girls trafficked in Asia and the impact human trafficking has on our societies and across generations.
TRIGGER WARNING: THIS CONVERSATION COVERS TOPICS SUCH AS SEX SLAVERY AND VIOLENCE
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You can purchase Sylvia's book A Long Road to Justice here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09H7LQ8RH/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1
How you can help:
1. Mekong Club: https://themekongclub.org/
2. Be the Hero Campaign: https://betheherocampaign.com/
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Human Design is a self-knowledge system that combines western astrology, I-Ching, Kabbalah and elements of Vedic Philosophy to determine your 'type' (there are 5 - Generators, Manifesting Generators, Manifestors, Projectors and Reflectors) and how you can use this understanding to live in energetic alignment. In this episode I talk to Human Design Coach Bee Osman about how Human Design transformed her life and how you can use it to transform yours too.
Topics in this episode:
1. What is Human Design and what are the characteristics of the 5 aura types;
2. What Human Design can teach you about yourself;
3. Letting go of what you are not;
4. The impact of energy systems on your relationships with others.
Further Reading:
https://medium.com/@michellewruck/what-is-human-design-82906f2809e8
Connect with Bee here: https://www.eastheartwest.com/
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Mel Loh is a co-founder at Investera, an investment education platform which aims to change the face of investing, starting with empowering more women investors. Women have more money now than ever before in our history, so it is crucial that we are active investors, builders and influencers in how our financial landscape develops - whether that is through traditional investing or crypto.
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Disclaimer: Nothing in this episode should be considered investment advice. Before investing or purchasing any investment product, please do your own research.
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