Moments of Clarity - Journeys with EQ

My final guest of Season 3 is Mary Dunne who is known as Mary in the Med. Mary shares her story of a life in New York working on Wall Street and also as a Realtor in Manhattan to then moving to Ibiza to start a new life on that beautiful island. This will be of interest to anybody going through a change whether it is something personal, changing careers or even countries. Everyone has lightbulb moments in their lives that lead to a change. And change is a very topical word as we come out of the pandemic. People are reassessing their lives both personally and professionally and asking themselves what changes from the last two years do we want to keep. This Emotional Intelligence Podcast has a simple premise that elicits some fascinating insights from guests from all walks of life. Every Wednesday we will ask a special guest for 3 moments of clarity that contributed to a change in course in their life journey. For more information on Emotional Intelligence (EQ) and Six Seconds Europe please go to https://www.6seconds.org/eu [https://www.6seconds.org/eu] Follow Mary’s life on Ibiza from her Instagram @MaryintheMed Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

My guest today is Luke Douglas Home who has been an environmental campaigner for over a decade and founder of community interest company, A Future Without Rubbish. Luke is currently running over 11,000 miles around Great Britain to raise awareness of environmental issues and carbon emissions. You can find his adventures under the hashtag #coastlinerunner. He shares some inspiring moments today including when he became environmentally aware and his near death horse riding accident in Transylvania in 2005. For details on Luke check the hashtag #CoastLineRunner For more information on Luke's Coastlinerunner environmental project checkhttps://www.clearpublicspace.org/blog [https://www.clearpublicspace.org/blog] This Emotional Intelligence Podcast has a simple premise that elicits some fascinating insights from guests. Every Wednesday I will be asking a special guest for the moments of clarity that contributed to changes in course in their life journey. This season the podcast will feature global experts on emotions, change and leadership sharing real-life experiences on how they’ve used emotional intelligence to see the world, and themselves, more clearly. For more information on Emotional Intelligence (EQ) and Six Seconds Europe please go to https://www.6seconds.org/eu Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Our guest today is Kieran McConville who is the Global Content Advisor for the charity Concern worldwide. Concern Worldwide is Ireland's largest aid and humanitarian agency. Concern is heavily involved in many Ukrainian aid projects and Kiernan has recently visited that country. Kieran tells us about that trip there and how the public can help the people of Ukraine. Kieran is an experienced multimedia professional, who has worked in broadcast, print, and online media for over 25 years. Currently working in the non-profit sector, he is continuously expanding on a career which has taken him to dozens of the most interesting countries around the world. Concern Worldwide was founded 50 years ago and it has worked in 50 countries. Concern helped 28.6 million of the world's poorest and most vulnerable people in 2019, while responding to 82 emergencies in 24 countries. For more information on Concern go to their website here https://www.concern.net This Emotional Intelligence Podcast has a simple premise that elicits some fascinating insights from guests. Every Wednesday I will be asking a special guest for the moments of clarity that contributed to changes in course in their life journey. This season the podcast will feature global experts on emotions, change and leadership sharing real-life experiences on how they’ve used emotional intelligence to see the world, and themselves, more clearly. For more information on Emotional Intelligence (EQ) and Six Seconds Europe please go to https://www.6seconds.org/eu Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

The invasion of Ukraine is a major moment in European history. We talked to Oksana Lemishka in our Ukraine Special Part 1 last week, who shared her harrowing story of fleeing Ukraine on the first day of the invasion to Hungary, Austria and finally Germany. Today we are talking to Svitlana Kalitsun in part 2 who is also a Ukrainian based in Vienna. Svitlana shares her experiences of the first weeks of the war including the worry of having family still in the country and how she reached by helping to fundraise to help her fellow Ukrainians. Svitlana is a lawyer and negotiation specialist with the Negotiation Academy in Vienna. Svitlana is also a lecturer and contributor to Forbes magazine and she talks to us about the skills and tools she teaches to master challenging change. We also chat about the resilience of the Ukrainian people and how we can support them in their time of need. Everyone has had lightbulb moments in their lives that leads to change. And life changing events is a very topical subject as we come out of the pandemic and the world is experiencing conflict. This Emotional Intelligence Podcast has a simple premise that elicits some fascinating insights from guests. Every Wednesday I will be asking a special guest for the moments of clarity that contributed to changes in course in their life journey. This season the podcast will feature global experts on emotions, change and leadership sharing real-life experiences on how they’ve used emotional intelligence to see the world, and themselves, more clearly. For more information on Emotional Intelligence (EQ) and Six Seconds Europe please go to https://www.6seconds.org/eu Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

We have a truly inspirational first guest for season 3 of Moments of Clarity. Our guest Oksana Lemishka is a refugee from Ukraine who has had a huge change in her life thrust upon her by the Russian Invasion of her country. Oksana is a University of Cambridge educated sociologist and a media and culture specialist who fled Kyiv on the first day of the invasion. Oksana tells her emotional story of fleeing to Germany and shares great insights into why Ukraine has shown such resilience, determination and even positivity whilst shining a light for democracy and freedom in the shadow of darkness. Everyone has had lightbulb moments in their lives that leads to change. And life changing events is a very topical subject as we come out of the pandemic and the world is experiencing conflict. This Emotional Intelligence Podcast has a simple premise that elicits some fascinating insights from guests. Every Wednesday I will be asking a special guest for the moments of clarity that contributed to changes in course in their life journey. This season the podcast will feature global experts on emotions, change and leadership sharing real-life experiences on how they’ve used emotional intelligence to see the world, and themselves, more clearly. For more information on Emotional Intelligence (EQ) and Six Seconds Europe please go to https://www.6seconds.org/eu Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.