1 hr 15 min
#43 - Activist & actress Sophia Bush on owning your wins and how to listen to the “gut of the gut” The Role Models Podcast
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Sophia Bush is an actress and activist.
After debuting on-screen in the 2002 comedy Van Wilder, Sophia went on to have major roles in the television series One Tree Hill as well as films including John Tucker Must Die, The Hitcher and The Narrows. From 2014 to 2017, she starred in the NBC police series Chicago P.D.
Alongside her acting roles, Sophia effectively leverages her Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and blog platforms to raise awareness of world events, causes and political campaigns – encouraging millions of people to participate in the ongoing activism opportunities all over the world.
To this end, Sophia has been part of fundraisers such as F**k Cancer, Run For the Gulf and I Am that Girl whilst also being a founding member of the female resistance movement TIME’s UP. In 2016, Sophia’s selfless activism was named in Oprah’s SuperSoul 100 list of visionaries and influential leaders.
Our episode with Sophia is recorded during a self-confessed “huge stage of transition” at the end of what she describes as an incredibly toxic period in her career. Sophia shares the ins and outs of this recent journey of radical self-enquiry with us and generously unpacks her inner landscape in beautifully articulate ways. The challenges she’s recently undergone are themes many of us can identify with and Sophia gives meaning to, and tangible advice about, topics including:
- Recognizing your triggers and learning how to look after yourself when they arise
- Managing fear and terror in a toxic work relationship and learning to build a personal support system
- Figuring out where your boundaries are and following them by listening to the “gut of your gut”
Later on in this episode Sophia also talks to us about her galvanizing work as an political activist – advising us all to “own our wins” and play the long game for the greatest advocacy fulfillment.
Keep up-to-date with Sophia’s fantastic work by following her:
On Twitter: https://twitter.com/SophiaBush
On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sophiabush
On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sophiabush
And check out her website: http://www.sophiabush.com
If you’d like to hear more from women advocating for social change then make sure you check out previous episodes of The Role Models Podcast: https://www.rolemodels.co/podcast/language:english-only/category:feminism
Thanks to Samsung NEXT for supporting this episode. Find out more about their mission to support entrepreneurs: http://samsungnext.com/berlin
A big thanks also to our Patreon patrons who support this podcast:
- Megan Quinn, General Partner at Spark Capital who supports http://www.code2040.org/
- Anna Caroline, a leadership coach based out of Berlin that you can find on https://truthcircles.com
- Emma Harris
And please follow Role Models!
On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_rolemodels/
On Twitter: https://twitter.com/rolemodels
Sophia Bush is an actress and activist.
After debuting on-screen in the 2002 comedy Van Wilder, Sophia went on to have major roles in the television series One Tree Hill as well as films including John Tucker Must Die, The Hitcher and The Narrows. From 2014 to 2017, she starred in the NBC police series Chicago P.D.
Alongside her acting roles, Sophia effectively leverages her Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and blog platforms to raise awareness of world events, causes and political campaigns – encouraging millions of people to participate in the ongoing activism opportunities all over the world.
To this end, Sophia has been part of fundraisers such as F**k Cancer, Run For the Gulf and I Am that Girl whilst also being a founding member of the female resistance movement TIME’s UP. In 2016, Sophia’s selfless activism was named in Oprah’s SuperSoul 100 list of visionaries and influential leaders.
Our episode with Sophia is recorded during a self-confessed “huge stage of transition” at the end of what she describes as an incredibly toxic period in her career. Sophia shares the ins and outs of this recent journey of radical self-enquiry with us and generously unpacks her inner landscape in beautifully articulate ways. The challenges she’s recently undergone are themes many of us can identify with and Sophia gives meaning to, and tangible advice about, topics including:
- Recognizing your triggers and learning how to look after yourself when they arise
- Managing fear and terror in a toxic work relationship and learning to build a personal support system
- Figuring out where your boundaries are and following them by listening to the “gut of your gut”
Later on in this episode Sophia also talks to us about her galvanizing work as an political activist – advising us all to “own our wins” and play the long game for the greatest advocacy fulfillment.
Keep up-to-date with Sophia’s fantastic work by following her:
On Twitter: https://twitter.com/SophiaBush
On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sophiabush
On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sophiabush
And check out her website: http://www.sophiabush.com
If you’d like to hear more from women advocating for social change then make sure you check out previous episodes of The Role Models Podcast: https://www.rolemodels.co/podcast/language:english-only/category:feminism
Thanks to Samsung NEXT for supporting this episode. Find out more about their mission to support entrepreneurs: http://samsungnext.com/berlin
A big thanks also to our Patreon patrons who support this podcast:
- Megan Quinn, General Partner at Spark Capital who supports http://www.code2040.org/
- Anna Caroline, a leadership coach based out of Berlin that you can find on https://truthcircles.com
- Emma Harris
And please follow Role Models!
On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_rolemodels/
On Twitter: https://twitter.com/rolemodels
1 hr 15 min