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Shane Wallace is the CEO of WorkApp, a platform that allows everyone to advertise for FREE. In the name of transparency, I will tell you that the first challenge was to actually have Shane accepting to re-record this episode. And the reason behind this was the fact that I wanted to give you, the listeners, a different perspective on who Shane Wallace is. In the first place, we had a normal, serious conversation, but I wanted to break the pattern for a short while. So, despite the support that I like to offer to this project, in this episode my challenge goes exactly towards the flispside. We had a lot of fun while recording this episode, so I hope you will have fun as you listen to our conversation too. If you do, please leave us a review on iTunes and share it with everyone you know. You can download WorkApp here ???? https://workapp.link/GetApp. And you can get in touch and/ or follow Shane via his LinkedIn profile here ???? https://www.linkedin.com/in/Shane-Wallace-WorkApp. We look forward to learning from you, so remember that you can leave us a voice message (if you listen via Anchor app) or send us an email to impactbychoice@gmail.com. Thank you for tuning in!

Shane Wallace is the CEO of WorkApp, a platform that allows everyone to advertise for FREE. In the name of transparency, I will tell you that the first challenge was to actually have Shane accepting to re-record this episode. And the reason behind this was the fact that I wanted to give you, the listeners, a different perspective on who Shane Wallace is. In the first place, we had a normal, serious conversation, but I wanted to break the pattern for a short while. So, despite the support that I like to offer to this project, in this episode my challenge goes exactly towards the flispside. We had a lot of fun while recording this episode, so I hope you will have fun as you listen to our conversation too. If you do, please leave us a review on iTunes and share it with everyone you know. You can download WorkApp here ???? https://workapp.link/GetApp. And you can get in touch and/ or follow Shane via his LinkedIn profile here ???? https://www.linkedin.com/in/Shane-Wallace-WorkApp. We look forward to listening from you, so remember that you can leave us a voice message (if you listen via Anchor app) or send us an email to impactbychoice@gmail.com. Thank you for tuning in!

In this episode, my guest and I are bringing insights from chapter 4 (called "The stolen child") of my book ("The Man, the Man and the Casquette" - available on WorkApp and Amazon).  We find out how Rada loses a child from the orphanage and how many efforts she makes to bring him back. Will she? *If you like this series and this episode, please share it with your friends and leave us a review on iTunes, to help us grow. Rememeber that you can also leave us a voice message (if you listen via Anchor) or send us an e-mail to impactbychoice@gmail.com. As always, thank you for tuning in!

Monday is generally perceived as that "meh" day of the week. But with this episode I want to show you that it can be different, as soon as we open up our heats and minds to humanity. Find out how you can fall in love with human nature! ;) Enjoy the episode and remember that you can send us a voice message (if you listen via Anchor app) or an email to impactbychoice@gmail.com for feedback, questions or suggestions. If you enjoy the content of this podcast, please help us grow by sharing it around and by leaving a review on iTunes. If you or someone you know would like to become a guest or if you need guidance with your writing, you can book a 30 mins free call via Calendly, here: calendly.com/anitei-andrada. Thanks a lot for tuning in!

Women in leadership are simply amazing! But they also need to acknowledge this. Today's guest is the perfect example to showcase, as a woman in leadership. She is currently and Expats' and Leadership coach, after more than 15 years in the corporate environment. In this episode, my guest and I speak about this (leadership), her life story that had a great turn-point in her twenties and resulted in her book "My revenge on life",  and many more. You can get in touch with Virginie via her LinkedIn profile (https://www.linkedin.com/in/virginielemay1/) and by visiting her website https://vlv.coach.  You can purchase her book here: https://www.amazon.com/My-Revenge-Life-light-tunnel/dp/1720839069/ref=sr_1_1?crid=39NGUT2MT4QSS&keywords=my+revenge+on+life&qid=1551434371&s=gateway&sprefix=my+revenge+on+life%2Caps%2C895&sr=8-1. If you enjoyed this episode, we would love to hear from you, so feel free to send us a voice message (if you listen via Anchor app) or to send us an email at impactbychoice@gmail.com. Also, if you would like to help us grow, please take a few seconds to leave us a review on iTunes. At the same time, you can support the development of this podcast by visiting the following link: https://www.patreon.com/andradaanitei. Thanks a lot for tuning in!

In today's episode, we conclude with the insights from chapter 03 of the book "The Man, the Moon and the Casquette". As guidelines, Rahila Khan and I discuss about about the moment of transcendence and passing of legacy. At the same time, we speak about emotions and why should we allow them to take over instead of trying to crush them. You can reach out to Rahila by checking her LinkedIn profile (https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahila-khan-873900143/).  We would be delighted to learn your feedback, so feel free to send us a voice message via Anchor app (you will be able to hear it in a future episode or added to this one) or an email to impactbychoice@gmail.com. If you enjoy this podcast, please help us grow by leaving us a review on iTunes. Thanks for tuning in!

In today's episode you will learn why I like to call myself a "walking paradox". :)) I would love to learn your feedback, so remember that you can leave a voice message via Anchor app or send an e-mail to impactbychoice@gmail.com. Thanks a ton for tuning in! If you enjoy this show, please leave us a review on iTunes so that we can grow.

Darrel Frater had contact with entrepreneurship from a tender age, as he learned it first hand from his father. Ever since, Darrel has been passionate about startups. In college, Darrel grew a strong passion for mentoring, while obtaining his bachelor’s in business from The College of New Jersey. ?A year after graduation, he worked at a Fortune 500 company, yet after 2 years he felt unfulfilled and developed a strong urge to continue serving others. ?His passions for problem solving, mentoring, and entrepreneurship led him to officially begin his entrepreneurial journey with the departure from his job in June of 2018. He is confident that a shift toward social entrepreneurship will make this world a better place for every member of humanity. You can check the app Darrel mentioned by following the link below:  https://youtu.be/WgOVI3PTuQg  You can contact Darrel via his LinkedIn profile https://www.linkedin.com/in/darreldfrater/ or by checking his website www.darrelfrater.com. If you enjoyed this episode, please send us a voice message (if you listen via Anchor) or an e-mail at impactbychoice@gmail.com. Also, help us grow by leaving us a review on iTunes. Thanks for tuning in!

In part 1 of this episode we bring insights from chapter 3, which presents us with the fact that Dom has been abandoned by his father when the boy was 12 and ever since he grew up into an orphanage. In part 2 of the episode,  we take a question from a reader and provide a reply. Feel free to send us questions by email at impactbychoice@gmail.com or by leaving us a voice message (if you listen via Anchor), as we would love to answer in future episodes. The reader pointed out something really interesting: the fact that, in this chapter Rada takes over the governance of the orphanage, but maybe against her will. Meaning that Dom never asked her what her dreams were in regards to her future, but neither did Rada see his legacy as a burden. On the contrary, she didn't question his decision to pass her his legacy.  You can connect with Rahila Khan (my guest) by visiting her LinkedIn profile https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahila-khan-873900143/.  ----->If you enjoyed this episode and would like to help us grow and spread our message on a wider scale, please leave us a review on iTunes.<----- *A signed copy of the book can be purchased from WorkApp (https://workapp.world/business/The-Man-the-Moon-and-the-Casquette---A-Self-development-Book/TjJObVk2UzFBc2pnRG5KQUc2MFJOZz09). **A regular copy of the book can be purchased from Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/9730282447?pf_rd_p=1581d9f4-062f-453c-b69e-0f3e00ba2652&pf_rd_r=GQ2G8TRV5F3WZ8KMZJ6K). ***For more writing adventures, feel free to browse through https://andradasworld.com

"Army boots" is an article I wrote in July 2018 and published on my website (https://andradasworld.com/2018/07/07/army-boots/). There is an explanation for publishing this very episode and writing piece. You will understand its meaning once you reach the end. I hope it will be of inspiration. Thanks a lot for tuning in!  If you enjoy the structure and content of this podcast, please go to iTunes and leave us a review. Also, questions and suggestions are always welcome, so feel free to leave a voice message (if you listen via Anchor) or to drop an e-mail to impactbychoice@gmail.com.

Catherine Daar is the Founder and Creator of the #NeverTooLate project, which will be exposed in this episode.  As a professional, she is passionate about the communication and marketing industry, with over 25 years of experience, having collaborated with companies like MTV, Nescafe Milano, WHO, UEFA and many others.  Her specialties are digital marketing, social media, live streaming, funnel building, content strategy and many more. Besides the #NeverTooLate project, in this episode we speak about depression, dreams, meditation, business, LinkedIn and, of course, the power of choice (and others). You can learn more about, connect with and follow Catherine via her LinkedIn profile (https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherinedaar/).  If you enjoyed this episode, we would love to learn your feedback. For this, feel free to leave us a voice message (if you listen via Anchor) or to send us an e-mail to impactbychoice@gmail.com. Also, if you'd like to make a contribution to our growth, we would appreciate a review on iTunes, as from there we can soar towards new horizons and spread our message widely. Thanks for tuning in!

In today's episode we speak about chapter 3 from my book and particularly about how a child who was forced to spend 3 years on the streets rediscovers the joy of each small thing.  A golden part of this episode is the one in which Rahila speaks about parent-child relationship. We would love to learn your feedback on our discussions, so you are invited to leave us an audio message (if you listen via Anchor) or to send us an email to impactbychoice@gmail.com. You can follow or interact with Rahila via her LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahila-khan-873900143/. The links mentioned by Rahila are: www.thejourney.com, www.outreachinternational.com and www.journeyoutreachafrica.com. Thank you for tuning in! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a review on iTunes, so that we can grow and widely spread our message. 

Rob Deptford is a special person to whom I fully resonate, due to the personality type that binds us: we are both being "labeled" as introverts. He is currently dedicating his time to advise people how to land the job they desire, by adjusting their resumes. I have taken his resume writing course out of curiosity and I must say that I wholeheartedly recommend it. Find out how an introvert manages to overcome his stage fear and how he chooses to make an impact on the world around him. You can connect with Rob over LinkedIn or http://www.forgeaheadcoaching.com. If you enjoyed this episode, share it with someone who may need to hear this information today. Also, feel free to leave us a review on iTunes and contribute to our growth.  If you'd like to get in touch, you can leave us a voice message (if you are listening via Anchor) or to send us an e-mail to impactbychoice@gmail.com.

I never go by the rules, so I kept this episode in the back of my mind for a while. Don't ask me why I choose to share it precisely today, as I have no particular reason. In short, today you will learn a small part of my life story and hopefully you will understand why I am madly in love with storytelling and with helping people to write their own stories. You will learn a bit about other things I can do besides writing, including my huge passion for singing. Thank you for tuning in, as always, and I appreciate you sharing this story and for leaving me a review on iTunes if you enjoyed it and would like to help me grow. Also, starting today, this show also has a company page on LinkedIn and I would appreciate you following it :) - https://www.linkedin.com/company/impactbychoicepodcast/. See you on Thursday, with a new episode from the bonus series with Rahila Khan. If you would like to get in touch, you can use the voice messaging feature -  if you listen via Anchor - or you can send me an email to impactbychoice@gmail.com.

Chantel Soumis is a brilliant woman, who's been through a lot in her life. By the age of 25, she almost lost her sight, had serious issues in moving any part of her body, yet she still fought against all odds, in order to provide for her family. Today, she is running her own marketing and branding venture, has a beautiful 4-year old boy and a very supportive husband. She is the author of a 3-letters series dedicated to empowering people. The first one in the series, "Letter to the working warrior" is absolutely brilliant. Since we  spoke, she also released the 2nd one, called "Letter to the caregivers", which touches many hearts. You need to check them out on her Linkedin profile (https://www.linkedin.com/in/chantelsoumis/). In today's episode, we cover a wide range of topics: from her childhood, creativity, her love and advocacy for "the differently-ABLED people", bedtime stories, diversity and so many more. You can reach out to Chantel via her LinkedIn profile (above), Instagram, Facebook and her website (http://www.chantelsoumis.com).  If you enjoyed today's episode, please send us a voice message (via Anchor) and let us know, or send us an email to impactbychoice@gmail.com. Also, we would appreciate your kind review on iTunes, so we can grow and spread our message on a wider scale. Thank you for tuning in!

 As last week we faced some technical issue which limited our time, today we will dive in more depth of chapter 2, called "Who is Rada?". Two golden nuggets from the episode: "Create a dance about your ugliness" & "Compassion is the highest level of spirituality". Rahila Khan is a Journey practitioner for over 20 years and an advocate for Leadership of Love.  Both my beautiful guest and I would love to thank you for giving us your time and for sending us filled-with-love messages via social media. We appreciate your interest and would love to learn your feedback every time. In this regard, you can leave us a voice message (if you listen via Anchor) or send us an e-mail to impactbychoice@gmail.com. If you enjoyed this episode, please show us some love by leaving us a review on iTunes, so that we can grow and have our message spread on a wider scale. You can learn more or contact my guest by visiting her LinkedIn profile - https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahila-khan-873900143/. If you would like to also learn more about your host, you can reach out via LinkedIn as well (https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrada-anitei/) or by going to andradasworld.com. The book we bring insights from can be found on WorkApp (https://workapp.world/business/The-Man-the-Moon-and-the-Casquette---A-Self-development-Book/TjJObVk2UzFBc2pnRG5KQUc2MFJOZz09) or Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/9730282447?pf_rd_p=1581d9f4-062f-453c-b69e-0f3e00ba2652&pf_rd_r=3ZS0J066NW4JBCBSXQKS). See you tomorrow for an interview with the beautiful and absolutely amazing Chantel Soumis. Stay true!

Even if I usually am an open book, in this episode you will see me diving into the depth of my being.  What should this help you with? Well, maybe you can identify yourself. I say you should give it a try and see how you feel about it. ! This episode is not for everyone ! It's for the people who are open-minded and for the ones who are ready to understand themselves via my own story. *** Every single share and review is appreciated (especially on iTunes). You can send me a voice message as reply to the episode ending or an email to impactbychoice@gmail.com. The article I discuss about in this episode can be found on my website: https://andradasworld.com/2017/08/06/masks/ See you Thursday! :)

Kyle Crooke is a 26 year-old writer, consultant and content creator, who aims to "add value to “purpose seekers” by offering motivational and personal development content that encourages them to lead more purposeful, passionate, and persistent lives". At the same time, he is a fitness passionate who used to have people anxiety during college years. He created a short e-book, called "Your Motivation Mission", which can be downloaded for free from his website (https://kylecrooke.com/offerings/) and which is conceived as a daily motivator, for 31 days.  In today's episode, we talk about life-work balance, faith, fitness, writing, engagement in the workplace and more. You can connect or reach out to Kyle by checking his LinkedIn profile (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyleocrooke/) or via Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/claim_your_purpose/). ***** If you enjoyed today's episode, leave us a voice message via Anchor or send us an e-mail to anitei.andrada@gmail.com. Each share and review is highly appreciated! Thank you.

- Please listen to the first episode of this series before listening to this one, for a better understanding and in order to get a continuity.  - Please bear with us, both myself and my guest faced several technical challenges, but nothing can stop our adventure. :) ***** Arian's Wake-up call Arian's life goes like this for too many years, without having the strength to speak up for himself and his right to be heard and to live in a peaceful home. The day he turns 35, however, he realizes - under no extraordinary circumstances - that he is more than that and he inwardly expresses his determined willingness to understand and to discover more about who he really is and about his purpose on earth. In his way, he meets Rada... ***** At the end of today's episode, Rahila addresses 2 very thought-provoking questions to you all. As we wish to hear from you and discuss your feedback in a future episode, feel free to leave us a voice message (if you listen via Anchor) or send us an email to impactbychoice@gmail.com.  You can follow Rahila and your host via linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahila-khan-873900143/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrada-anitei/

Kids are being exposed to fairy tales which, of course, are the magic of childhood. Nevertheless, some of these tales have turned into economic gains for kids, due to how the messages are spread around. Anyhow, we - as parents - need to cope and comfort out kids when fairy tales turn out differently. In this episode I recount how I shamelessly forgot to play Tooth Fairy for my elder child (2 times in a row !!!) and I have a question for you all: How do you teach kids NOT TO BEAT THEMSELVES UP for the mistakes of others? I am grateful for your engagement with this episode and for leaving me a voice message (if you listen via Anchor) / sending me an e-mail to impactbychoice@gmail.com. See you on Thursday, for the #BookInsightsSeries with Rahila Khan, and on Fridays, for a new interview. Stay blessed!