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👉Download Morks Guide to Resilience: https://aa5c-ea.systeme.io/resilience
🌟 Hire Patrick to speak about Purpose, Resilience and the world of startups: https://patrickmork.com/speaking
Welcome back to Mork Unfiltered.
Today’s guest is a woman who went from growing up during war in Lebanon to leading multi-country business turnarounds across Europe.Â
Nay Tawile didn't just survive conflict; she used it to build a level of grit that most people can't even imagine. She started as an engineer in biology, broke into sales against every stereotype, and now sits in the CEO seat, transforming Trimo, a legacy industrial business in Slovenia.
In this episode, we talk about the "double-proof" factor for women in leadership, the radical independence her father taught her at age nine, and why she actively seeks out the hardest challenges she can find.Â
This is a conversation about courage, career pivots, and what it takes to really earn your place at the top.
Episode Chapters:
[01:12] Normality in a War ZoneÂ
[03:41] Breaking the "Marry a CEO" Stereotype
[12:32] The Path to Financial IndependenceÂ
[21:15] From Biology to BusinessÂ
[28:40] "I Hate Engineers"Â
[34:50] The Double-Proof FactorÂ
[45:01] Mastering Active Listening
[57:35] The "Hard Things" MottoÂ
[01:02:13] Processing Failure and Guilt
#Leadership #Resilience #WomenInBusiness #CEOJourney #CareerPivot #MorkUnfiltered #Grit
If this episode moved you or gave you a different lens on adversity and growth, I want to invite you to go deeper.
I wrote Step Back and Leap for people exactly like us. People building through chaos. People trying to find meaning inside uncertainty. People choosing purpose over comfort. You can get it here:
https://a.co/d/e4nd8RT
And if you want practical tools you can use today to strengthen your resilience, I created a short, tactical guide you can download immediately. It’s called The Mork Guide to Resilience and it is designed to help you build inner strength, recover faster, and lead from a grounded place:
https://aa5c-ea.systeme.io/resilience
Because sometimes the most powerful leaps forward start with stepping back, grounding yourself, and reconnecting to why you are here in the first place.
— Patrick
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👉Download Morks Guide to Resilience: https://aa5c-ea.systeme.io/resilience
🌟 Hire Patrick to speak about Purpose, Resilience and the world of startups: https://patrickmork.com/speaking
Welcome back to Mork Unfiltered.
Today’s guest is a woman who went from growing up during war in Lebanon to leading multi-country business turnarounds across Europe.Â
Nay Tawile didn't just survive conflict; she used it to build a level of grit that most people can't even imagine. She started as an engineer in biology, broke into sales against every stereotype, and now sits in the CEO seat, transforming Trimo, a legacy industrial business in Slovenia.
In this episode, we talk about the "double-proof" factor for women in leadership, the radical independence her father taught her at age nine, and why she actively seeks out the hardest challenges she can find.Â
This is a conversation about courage, career pivots, and what it takes to really earn your place at the top.
Episode Chapters:
[01:12] Normality in a War ZoneÂ
[03:41] Breaking the "Marry a CEO" Stereotype
[12:32] The Path to Financial IndependenceÂ
[21:15] From Biology to BusinessÂ
[28:40] "I Hate Engineers"Â
[34:50] The Double-Proof FactorÂ
[45:01] Mastering Active Listening
[57:35] The "Hard Things" MottoÂ
[01:02:13] Processing Failure and Guilt
#Leadership #Resilience #WomenInBusiness #CEOJourney #CareerPivot #MorkUnfiltered #Grit
If this episode moved you or gave you a different lens on adversity and growth, I want to invite you to go deeper.
I wrote Step Back and Leap for people exactly like us. People building through chaos. People trying to find meaning inside uncertainty. People choosing purpose over comfort. You can get it here:
https://a.co/d/e4nd8RT
And if you want practical tools you can use today to strengthen your resilience, I created a short, tactical guide you can download immediately. It’s called The Mork Guide to Resilience and it is designed to help you build inner strength, recover faster, and lead from a grounded place:
https://aa5c-ea.systeme.io/resilience
Because sometimes the most powerful leaps forward start with stepping back, grounding yourself, and reconnecting to why you are here in the first place.
— Patrick