Let’s Step Into the Ring. Where Fear Turns Into Focus, And Doubt Becomes Drive. Featuring Max Pearl

Let’s Trust Our Own Timeline, Choosing Alignment Over Comparison - with Senalda!

Do you trust your own timeline?Senalda watched people around her take completely different paths some settling down,some accelerating in their careers,some still figuring it out.From solo travelling across South America, to leading early careers at Adobe…Senalda's journey isn’t linear.But it’s intentional.Snippets of Serotonin from today's episode: • Letting go of comparison and external timelines • Making decisions, and backing them fully • Why growth often sits just outside your comfort zoneBecause maybe it’s not about being ahead or behind…it’s about being aligned.

Let’s Step Into the Ring. Where Fear Turns Into Focus, And Doubt Becomes Drive. Featuring Max Pearl

What’s something you’d never sign up for?Now imagine doing it in front of 800 people.Lights.Crowd roaring.Gloves on.Your opponent across from you.No way out but through.That was Max.He didn’t sign up because he loved boxing.He signed up to take a chance on himself.What makes this episode so powerful isn’t just the result.it’s the story behind it:The emotional chaos of training,the moments he wanted to quit,the documentation that got him through it,the strange calm before the fight,the blur of adrenaline in the ring,and the come-down after proving to himself he could survive something that once felt impossible.This isn’t really an episode about boxing.It’s about fear.What we avoid.What we’re capable of.And how sometimes the thing that scares you mostbecomes the thing that changes you most.🎙️ New Simz Serotonin episode with Max Pearl, out now(Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Youtube)

Let’s Say Yes, Re-Discover our Dreams And Live a Life Beyond the One We Planned, with Hana El Sarky

Would you move to a country you know nothing about? Hana did One application. One “why not.” And suddenly... she’s living in Rwanda! What she expected: a placement. What she found: a completely different way of living. Strangers becoming community. Work fuled with intention.  And somewhere between carbon projects, chance conversations, and teaching Pilates she’d never taught before… she realised: the life she previously thought she wanted… wasn’t it. This episode isn’t just about travel. It’s about what happens when you step into the unknown...and it quietly rewrites everything you thought you knew about success, routine, and yourself. Because sometimes the biggest shift doesn’t come from planning your future… it comes from trying a new environment. 🎙️ New Simz Serotonin episode with Hana El Sarky, out now (Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Youtube)

Let’s Enter New Rooms. Outgrowing Comfort, Challenging Ego & Starting Again. Featuring Dani Aschenbrenner Noriega

“If you feel like the smartest person in the room… it’s time to leave.” Dani did. After years of doing what he was good at: leading, speaking, building, he made a decision most people avoid: starting again. New room. New identity. Beginner energy. From diving deeper into architecture (instead of avoiding it), to stepping into Latin & ballroom as a complete beginner… This episode isn’t about confidence. It’s about what happens after confidence, when you realise growth requires you to lose it again. We chat about: • The uncomfortable identity shift of starting over • Why being “good” can quietly hold you back • Making faith a core, not a convenience Sometimes the next level of your life doesn’t come from doing more… it comes from changing rooms. 🎙️ New SIMZ SEROTONIN episode with Dani — out now: Available on Youtube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts

Let’s Follow Curiosity with Aayush: How Dance, Ideas & Adventure Shape Us

When life gets full, some people pause.Ayush gets curious.Dancer since age 3, teacher at 14, and someone whose creativity shows up in everything he does.In this episode of SIMZ SEROTONIN, we talk about:• Why great teachers learn to read a room• The creative trap of getting attached to your first idea• How leadership is about adapting, not dictating