WHY: With Haya & Yousra Haya & Yousra

In this episode, Haya and Yousra bring the listener’s attention to the complexity of the human personality, and the idea that we’re never really defined by one thing. As human beings, we often label ourselves and others and we try to fit everyone in a specific box; this is done consciously and subconsciously.
But as a consequence, people feel anxious leaving that box/label. The hosts encourage their listeners to change whichever aspect of their lives they desire to; it is never too late. 
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In this episode, Haya and Yousra hand the mic to the listeners. The episode is a collection of stories from listeners; things that deeply impacted them as students.
It is a reminder that instances with teachers and school shape our personalities and ways of thinking.

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While attending WISE, a global summit of Qatar Foundation for education, Haya and Yousra host a few interviews with some of WISE’s participants.
In 2 short episodes, guests from different countries, backgrounds, majors, and initiatives speak on a common topic they’re all passionate about, Education.

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While attending WISE, a global summit of Qatar Foundation for education, Haya and Yousra host a few interviews with some of WISE’s participants.
In 2 short episodes, guests from different countries, backgrounds, majors, and initiatives speak on a common topic they’re all passionate about, Education.

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Haya and Yousra continue the discussion of the importance of reflection, reminding the listener that the impact of events from childhood often stays with us into adulthood. Focusing this time on setting high expectations for children; setting these expectations is an essential part of building the child’s confidence. The hosts discuss the moment setting expectations goes from positive encouragement to pressuring children. 

 Joined by a special guest, Moza, the hosts explore the imaginary line that separates high and too high expectations calling to raise awareness as this commonly leads to burnout and unrealistic images of self in adulthood.
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In this episode, the hosts explain the difference between being neurotypical and neurodivergent, and how being neurodivergent entails certain struggles. The discussion of these hidden struggles and accommodations/adjustments necessary is held with the input of someone who is neurodivergent. The hosts and their guest make a point that having a neurodivergent brain is not something that is bad, but it is simply different. Neurodivergent people should not be struggling in silence trying to fit in a neurotypical world. 

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