This week, Ruthie sits down and slows down with Delina Medhin, Beauty creator, podcast host and a very successful self-made entrepreneur with over 10 years of business-building experience. Delina has embraced and navigated a lot of change in her life in pursuit of creating her dream life and business. Her journey has naturally involved embracing a lot of change, in business, life and relationships. Delina joins the podcast to talk about how to navigate adult friendships, which naturally change as we change and grow. This is a topic that Ruthie and Delina have spent a lot of time talking about as friends, we're bringing this conversation to you as an offering to help you navigate your friendships from an authentic place.
This episode will help you learn...
How to embrace change in friendships
How to be authentic in friendships
How to redefine relationships as you grow
How to be ok with change in yourself and others
How to remain authentic and true to yourself while cultivating meaningful connectionsSubscribe & Leave a Review
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Ruthie Zerai is a Certified Life, Leadership and Business coach, a first-generation entrepreneur and a curious soul. This podcast is for people looking to grow into their full potential and create alignment in their lives, careers and businesses from the inside out, by finding their own answers.
This podcast is produced by Ruthie Zerai Semere, and edited by Emmanuel Olugbenga.