2. Musings from an Eternal Procrastinating Optimist
Release Date: 05/15/2020
The Belinda Esterhammer Show
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I met this week's guest - fitness entrepreneur Madeleine Chu - in my gym and she quickly became a favourite trainer of mine and we discovered that we share many similarities - from both being mixed Cantonese-Caucasians to our entrepreneurial spirit and to us both having lost our dad. Tune in to the episode and learn… How an injury became her lucky escape from her dream of becoming a ballerina Her journey to becoming a sports entrepreneur What it felt like growing up in a small town in the UK as mixed Caucasian and Cantonese The turnover time of baking organic doughnuts How...
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Learn from my guest Enkhbolor what a previous startup split and her own divorce have in common; how she co-parents her daughter across different countries, especially now during COVID-19 and how before 2011 Mongolia didn't even have a word for startup.
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Starting a business in the midst of a global economic crisis is the last thing on your lockdown to-do list. But maybe you've watched all there is that Netflix has to offer, baked all the banana bread you can bake and you've run out of dance moves to share on TikTok. This pandemic can be seen as a creational catalyst and here are 8 reasons why.
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An episode about consumerism, nourishment, and the female body.
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Role models are nice to have but problematic. In this episode, I talk about role models, how I never had one when growing up, and why it's ok to be your own role model... Or how to DIY your role model.
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Several years ago, the term "The Future is Female" started to pop up everywhere and it became so mainstream that fast fashion brands were selling underwear with this slogan. Women, in much of the world are on the bottom of the hierarchy and need to be empowered. But the future is not just female - we need to reach overall diversity and we need to go way deeper. We need diversity of race, diversity when it comes to age and diversity of thought. The future is always now and lies in the choices we make today.
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In 2019 fake followers in influencer marketing cost brands $1.3 billion. Learn more about the world of fake followers, engagement and also fake awards and practices people use to boost their brand. Through social media people often create a distorted or even fake image of themselves pretending that they are someone that they're not. Belinda explains how to spot vanity influencers and brands with a fake following and why you should not pay for accomplishments.
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The eternal procrastinating optimist thinks that there’s always enough time - enough time to get to a place, enough time to finish task A and task B, enough time to save the world while also cooking a 5-course dinner whilst learning advanced machine learning. Until there’s no time left and then Austrian panic mode kicks in.
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Simon Sinek, the "godfather" of WHY introduced us to this concept in his popular TED talk and subsequently through his book Start with WHY. In this episode I am not talking about the WHY in context with running an organisation and leadership, but how you - you as an individual should start to look for your WHY in your life. This WHY is the purpose, cause, or belief that drives every one of us.
info_outlineThe eternal procrastinating optimist thinks that there’s always enough time - enough time to get to a place, enough time to finish task A and task B, enough time to save the world while also cooking a 5-course dinner whilst learning advanced machine learning. Until there’s no time left and then Austrian panic mode kicks in.