Debbie joins Anjel to share her journey to becoming an entrepreneur in Scotland and explain how she attracted a VC firm to buy her company when she returned to the US.

Amy joins Anjel to explain where Saxum’s obsession for good comes from and how her team vets a client to ensure they’re in alignment.

Eliana joins Anjel to discuss her experience living through three wars and social unrest in the Middle East, shutting out the influence of outside powers to listen to her inner self.

Danielle joins Anjel to explain how she has recognized her natural directness as a positive thing and how she encourages others to embrace that side of them. Danielle takes the power charged word: ‘confrontation’ and gives it a whole new meaning with her coaching and consulting. Listen in for Danielle’s insight on how to embrace confrontation in order to live a life that is fully authentic to you, instead of living out of fear.

Linley joins Anjel to explain how her early interest in math inspired her career as an actuary and share the difficult decision to leave her job to parent full time. She describes what it was like to live and raise her children in five different countries and how she stayed connected to her career while she wasn’t working. Listen in for Linley’s insight on the overlap between what makes a good leader and what moms do every day and get her top strategies for returning to work after a break.

Laleh Hancock is the Leadership Coach behind Global Wellness for All, a platform designed to help people create wellness in their health, relationships, career and finances. She is also the Founder and CEO of global professional services company Belapemo. Laleh has 30 years of experience in business consulting, operational excellence and change management, inspiring thousands of Fortune 500 executives, government and nonprofit leaders, athletes and veterans. Today, she is on a mission to support the leadership capabilities of women in business, at home and in the wider community.

Do you feel like life is happening TO you? If you’re more empathic than the average bear, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by other people’s energy and take on the role of victim. But there is a way to shift your mindset and learn to respond rather than react. To connect with others in a way that is empowering. To use your sensitivity as a strength.