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As we close off the 2020, our final host for the year is a phenomenal guidance and behaviour analyst that gives insight into what this year has meant and how we can use the tools that she has provided to equip us into a post COVID world. She hosted a class on knowing your worth and using the tools to get you there. There is no one better to learn from than a behaviour analyst who has been doing this and been an entrepreneur for over 19 years. Join this conversation with Samantha and Al. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/zola-brunner/message

In todays episode Sam speaks to our in-house financial planner expert: ADELE BARNARD who works with Sanlam as their investment specialist. Today she shares her knowledge and understanding of Black Friday and shares tips on how to capitalize on your saving!. Also learn more about our very first ad! Schonn (pronounced "shewn") is a South African brand that allows you to create more, furnish more, and be more. The views expressed by Adele Barnard are her own and doe not express the views of her employer nor does it constitute any financial advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/zola-brunner/message

Join our BeyondHer Student Ambassador Samantha Carolous (she prefer to be called Sam) as she dives into topics that align with our BeyondHer masterclasses and workshops. As an Honours student herself she unpacks a diverse set of topics that are relatable to the 'young adults' of South Africa. Sam is relatable, funny and dedicated to talking about topics With women, For women and About women. In this episode she speaks to Dr Aiman Abbasi, a newly qualified medical doctor who is very passionate about her field and helping people. She hopes to specialize in internal medicine and then endocrinology in the future.  Be sure to subscribe to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcast or wherever you get your podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/zola-brunner/message

  Today’s chat takes us to Deutschland, Germany! Were we meet Lindi Liza. Interesting when walking around Germany I became so accustomed to German accents wether they were heavily Germany accented with the “ich komma aus Deutschland” or they had a slight American twang to it so I could I easily navigate who the locals were. When I bumped into Lindi her accent sounded very similar to mine - a South African accent. I Have been told the South African accent is not the easiest to replicate so I was simply elated to bump into someone that perhaps has a similar heritage to mine. Our backgrounds may be similar but our experiences growing up are vastly different.  Wondering how a South African family landed up in a small German town and overcame the stereotypes that come with being a different race and a foreigner in a new country? Well take a seat, buckle up and listen. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/zola-brunner/message

Today’s chat takes us to the Middle East where we meet Nasrin Noon. Nasrin was diagnosed with Lupus two years. Lupus is a chronic auto immune disease. To put it simply lupus is like having a war with yourself. In a normal instance when you get an infection, or cold or any invader that does not belong in the body - your immune system gathers the white blood cells together to fight the bad cells. In a Lupus scenario your immune system recognises the perfectly healthy cells as bad cells and it attacks it. Normally to treat this in a typical instance you would take medication to boost your immune system but this is a no-no for lupus because when the immune is over active it is a thriving ground for attack so those with the diagnosis have to suppress the immune system by having medication such as chemotherapy and cortisone but when the immune system is suppressed the white blood cells are almost non existent so you are in the middle of a battle that are defenceless in. It can be fatal if it attacks the organs to the point of no return. It is a complex condition that requires continues funding to research and find the best treatments for this condition.  Wondering what the experience is of a lupus warrior from Iran? Well take a seat, buckle up and listen. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/zola-brunner/message

Today’s chat takes us to the Middle East where we meet Nasrin Noon. Nasrin was diagnosed with Lupus two years. Lupus is a chronic auto immune disease. To put it simply lupus is like having a war with yourself. In a normal instance when you get an infection, or cold or any invader that does not belong in the body - your immune system gathers the white blood cells together to fight the bad cells. In a Lupus scenario your immune system recognises the perfectly healthy cells as bad cells and it attacks it. Normally to treat this in a typical instance you would take medication to boost your immune system but this is a no-no for lupus because when the immune is over active it is a thriving ground for attack so those with the diagnosis have to suppress the immune system by having medication such as chemotherapy and cortisone but when the immune system is suppressed the white blood cells are almost non existent so you are in the middle of a battle that are defenceless in. It can be fatal if it attacks the organs to the point of no return. It is a complex condition that requires continues funding to research and find the best treatments for this condition.  Wondering what the experience is of a lupus warrior from Iran? Well take a seat, buckle up and listen. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/zola-brunner/message

Today’s chat takes us to the Middle East where we meet Nasrin Noon. Nasrin was diagnosed with Lupus two years. Lupus is a chronic auto immune disease. To put it simply lupus is like having a war with yourself. In a normal instance when you get an infection, or cold or any invader that does not belong in the body - your immune system gathers the white blood cells together to fight the bad cells. In a Lupus scenario your immune system recognises the perfectly healthy cells as bad cells and it attacks it. Normally to treat this in a typical instance you would take medication to boost your immune system but this is a no-no for lupus because when the immune is over active it is a thriving ground for attack so those with the diagnosis have to suppress the immune system by having medication such as chemotherapy and cortisone but when the immune system is suppressed the white blood cells are almost non existent so you are in the middle of a battle that are defenceless in. It can be fatal if it attacks the organs to the point of no return. It is a complex condition that requires continues funding to research and find the best treatments for this condition.  Wondering what the experience is of a lupus warrior from Iran? Well take a seat, buckle up and listen. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/zola-brunner/message

 Today’s chat takes us to the Middle East in Dubai where we meet Natalie Clare. Now Natalie left her comfy, stable 9-5 job to pursue a life where you can work from anywhere and at anytime. Natalie is building her online business as an affiliate marketer. Using her social media platform to educate, inspire and sell the products she most believes in. Wondering what it takes to be a digital nomad and how to make a passive income? Well take a seat, buckle up and listen. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/zola-brunner/message

 Today’s chat takes us to the Middle East in Dubai where we meet Natalie Clare. Now Natalie left her comfy, stable 9-5 job to pursue a life where you can work from anywhere and at anytime. Natalie is building her online business as an affiliate marketer. Using her social media platform to educate, inspire and sell the products she most believes in. Wondering what it takes to be a digital nomad and how to make a passive income? Well take a seat, buckle up and listen. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/zola-brunner/message