Now I See Me

Sabri Ben Radhia
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There are billions of people who work tirelessly and eagerly in their own way to establish their piece of the universe. From the stories of scientific progress and social change to the transmission of culture between generations.These are the projects, people, and tales that need to be conveyed and shared. Now I See Me is a conversation that will share beautiful stories from beautiful souls. Every week, We will have the chance to host one person who regardless, of who they are or what they achieved, will simply try to share with us small life hacks on how to live life to the fullest. We will talk about how hard they failed, how vulnerable they got and how happy they are, and they aspire to be.

Episodios

  1. Jérome Boulenger on Raw Veganism, Wim Hof Method and Yoga

    08/04/2021

    Jérome Boulenger on Raw Veganism, Wim Hof Method and Yoga

    Connect with Jérôme on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jerome.blg/?hl=fr

    53 min
  2. Poonam Malpani on making arts, connecting with thyself and finding meaning in life

    01/04/2021

    Poonam Malpani on making arts, connecting with thyself and finding meaning in life

    Follow and connect with Poonam on her Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/by_poonam/?hl=frInstagram

    59 min
  3. Chiara Condi on women empowerment, leadership and social impact

    25/03/2021

    Chiara Condi on women empowerment, leadership and social impact

    https://ledbyher.org/

    49 min
  4. Marielle Khayat on finding home, following your instinct and embracing the unknown

    11/03/2021

    Marielle Khayat on finding home, following your instinct and embracing the unknown

    Connect with Marielle: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariellekhayat/

    1 h
  5. Guillaume Capelle on hacking migration, building trust and embracing our dynamic identity

    04/03/2021

    Guillaume Capelle on hacking migration, building trust and embracing our dynamic identity

    https://www.singafrance.com/ To connect with Guillaume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/guillaume-capelle-entrepreneur-social

    1 h y 13 min
  6. Emma Stokking on grief, resilience and creativity for a better future.

    25/02/2021

    Emma Stokking on grief, resilience and creativity for a better future.

    My guest today is Emma Stocking she was born and raised in France, between Paris and a beautiful forest. She first studied literature and then got her Masters in Management from ESSEC Business School, where she completed the social entrepreneurship major. Emma then worked for about 10 years in the development of social and environmental projects, between the US, Asia and Europe. In recent years, she"s been focusing on storytelling for a better future, working closely with change-makers and artists, and writing her own novel! She recently joined The Shift Project, a think tank advocating the transition to a post-carbon economy. Emma is a beautiful human being and I had the immense please to discuss with her many topics. We spoke about grief, circular economy, changing the narratives, imagination and of course how to make our planet better for future generations.

    1 h y 21 min
  7. Fiona Henham on blurred lines, finding and forging identity.

    19/02/2021

    Fiona Henham on blurred lines, finding and forging identity.

    My guest today is Fiona Henham, she was born in London to an Indian mother from Tanzania and an English father but grew up in the UK, Hong Kong, and Perth, Australia. She spent her twenties doing odd jobs in Norway, London, Marseille, Melbourne, Prague, Paris and even briefly in Lagos, Nigeria. She is Constantly chopping & changing cities, career interests; networks, boyfriends; people who know her describe her as at worst volatile or at best as a free-spirit. Sense of self, belonging and self-esteem is a slippery fish for her; even at the ripe age of 35. Fiona thinks that who we are and who we see ourselves as is inextricably linked to others: origin, place, job title, shared experience, friends, family, status, etc. She is gregarious, curious and open but also and mortified by her own existence. She doesn't know where she fits in and it's not always a comfortable place to be. She feels like an imposter everywhere she goes and she ends up seeking validation from others. but along the journey, she learned many lessons and today she is sharing them with us. Fiona didn't come alone today, she brought her 7 months old son, George, that you will be hearing during the conversation so apologies for the little cute sounds that Georges made.

    57 min
  8. Aravind Ravichandran on Space technologies, Learning from Failures and Travelling for Therapy.

    11/02/2021

    Aravind Ravichandran on Space technologies, Learning from Failures and Travelling for Therapy.

    “Aravind just launched a podcast to decode space technologies and its impact on Earth” it's already available on https://terrawatchspace.buzzsprout.com/

    56 min
  9. Kary Bheemaiah on his journey from a sniper at the French Foreign Legion to a Chief of Technology & Innovation Officer

    04/02/2021

    Kary Bheemaiah on his journey from a sniper at the French Foreign Legion to a Chief of Technology & Innovation Officer

    My guest today is Kary Bheemaiah he started his career as a marine engineer, then he joined the French Foreign Legion as a sniper. After an extremely adventurous and insightful experience as a legionnaire, Kary went back to school and set his mind to understand economics, capitalism, and technology which led him to work as a researcher and eventually to write his first book, "The Blockchain Alternative: Rethinking Macroeconomic Policy and Economic Theory" it was published by Springer-Apress in March 2017 and can also be found on O'Reilly's Safari platform. Since then he has spoken on many events such as TEDx, the Next web, and many others. He's shared many articles and opinions that can be found on MIT Tech Review WIRED, Harvard Business Review, World Economic Forum, and others. He is also an Associate Research Scientist with Cambridge, a Senior Fellow at Ecole des Ponts and a visiting lecturer at many schools. Kary is currently chief of Technology & Innovation Officer of Capgemini Invent. And today he is gonna take us through his wonderful and unique life experiences and share with us what he learned and how it shaped him. We also talk about the different kinds of leadership he encountered during his years in the army and what we can learn from it and apply to the corporate world. Also why we need to rethink capitalism and the importance of being a lifelong learner.

    1 h y 16 min
  10. Sabri with Alon Rozen on Meditation, Sex and Education

    26/01/2021

    Sabri with Alon Rozen on Meditation, Sex and Education

    In this episode, I talk with Dean & professor of Innovation @École des Ponts Business School, Alon Rozen. He shares with us his message to his 15-year-old self, his passion for meditation, his thoughts on sex, and his approach to education. We talk about the definition of success as well as the power of questions and how we can use that tool to improve our lives. Alon Rozen is the Dean, professor of innovation and finance (yes, the two can go together), a mentor to startups, an avid reader, a proud father of two and a perma-student (a lifelong learner). Alon is passionate about education, sharing and potentiating knowledge, and transforming himself while helping others to boost their abilities, competencies, and potential. Recently he has become enamored with the simple elegance of Stoic philosophy, the unfettered logic of the Circular Economy, and the amazing power of questions. Other passions include yellow balls (tennis), red liquid (French wine), and the pursuit of practical spirituality (wisdom).

    1 h y 17 min
  11. Introducing Now I See Me

    20/01/2021

    Introducing Now I See Me

    What would you tell your 15-year-old self? Dear friends, and especially those who love questions, my name is Sabri and you are listening to the Now I See Me Podcast. I believe that the source of inspiration that could have the biggest impact on our lives is often overlooked because it is hidden in everyone around us. I am passionate about questions and bringing people together and believes that it can spark social innovation and lead to solutions to systemic, social, and environmental challenges. From the stories of scientific progress and social change to the transmission of culture between generations, these are the projects, people, and tales that need to be conveyed and shared. And Now I See Me will share with you those beautiful stories from beautiful souls that will hopefully teach you something new, challenge you and inspire you to find the strength within yourself to become an inspiration for others.

    3 min

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There are billions of people who work tirelessly and eagerly in their own way to establish their piece of the universe. From the stories of scientific progress and social change to the transmission of culture between generations.These are the projects, people, and tales that need to be conveyed and shared. Now I See Me is a conversation that will share beautiful stories from beautiful souls. Every week, We will have the chance to host one person who regardless, of who they are or what they achieved, will simply try to share with us small life hacks on how to live life to the fullest. We will talk about how hard they failed, how vulnerable they got and how happy they are, and they aspire to be.

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    Sabri Ben Radhia
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