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Realistic Happiness
Netherlands
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 ธ.ค. 2023
Realistic Happiness is a podcast designed to explore a practical, grounded approach to achieving and maintaining happiness in everyday life, particularly in the workplace and through personal connections. Hosted by Daisy Ilaria, an award-winning career educator, podcast host, and certified coach, the show focuses on helping listeners find true satisfaction and fulfillment in their professional and personal lives. Daisy, with her deep expertise in recruitment, HR, and talent acquisition, brings fresh and unconventional insights to the table, making this podcast a go-to resource for individuals seeking a more balanced, meaningful, and realistic sense of happiness.
Realistic Happiness is not about being happy all the time, but rather about acknowledging and accepting the ups and downs of life. It involves developing a mindset that allows us to respond to adversity in a way that encourages growth and resilience.
Realistic Happiness is not about being happy all the time, but rather about acknowledging and accepting the ups and downs of life. It involves developing a mindset that allows us to respond to adversity in a way that encourages growth and resilience.
Irene Anggreeni: Master Your Inner Saboteurs | S2 Ep.10
In this episode of Realistic Happiness, we’re joined by Irene Anggreeni, a passionate advocate for integrating mental well-being into professional lives. With her extensive background in psychology and personal development, Irene shares practical strategies and stories to inspire a healthier, more balanced approach to career and life.
We discuss:
- Spotting Self-Sabotage: How to notice when you’re getting in your own way and what to do about it.
- Shifting Your Mindset: Simple ways to turn negative thoughts into growth opportunities.
- Turning Stress into Strength: How to manage burnout and come out stronger on the other side.
- Being Kinder to Yourself: Why self-compassion matters and how to practice it.
- Building Everyday Resilience: Easy habits to stay calm and confident through life’s challenges.
If you’re feeling stuck, doubting yourself, or searching for ways to stop holding yourself back, this episode is packed with ideas to help you move forward.
Connect with Irene:
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/irenevanjava/
Website: ireneanggreeni.com/
Connect with Us:
LinkedIn Community: www.linkedin.com/company/realistichappiness
Daisy's LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/daisy-ilaria/
Jamie's LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-everett1/
We discuss:
- Spotting Self-Sabotage: How to notice when you’re getting in your own way and what to do about it.
- Shifting Your Mindset: Simple ways to turn negative thoughts into growth opportunities.
- Turning Stress into Strength: How to manage burnout and come out stronger on the other side.
- Being Kinder to Yourself: Why self-compassion matters and how to practice it.
- Building Everyday Resilience: Easy habits to stay calm and confident through life’s challenges.
If you’re feeling stuck, doubting yourself, or searching for ways to stop holding yourself back, this episode is packed with ideas to help you move forward.
Connect with Irene:
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/irenevanjava/
Website: ireneanggreeni.com/
Connect with Us:
LinkedIn Community: www.linkedin.com/company/realistichappiness
Daisy's LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/daisy-ilaria/
Jamie's LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-everett1/
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Marta Budzynska: Ditch Perfection. Start Growing | S2 Ep.9
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In this episode of Realistic Happiness, I’m joined by Marta Budzynska, an inspiring confidence coach and viral content creator. Marta is all about helping people own their careers, boost their confidence, and embrace their authentic selves. We chat about: - Getting Over Self-Doubt: Marta opens up about her leap from a corporate job to entrepreneurship and shares how she stopped letting self-rej...
Luigi Zottoli: Why Discomfort Brings Happiness | S2 Ep.8
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In this episode of Realistic Happiness, we’re joined by Luigi, founder of the wellness community Chillsnsip, to uncover the transformative benefits of cold exposure therapy and the power of meaningful social connections for improving mental health and managing stress. We discuss: - The Science and Benefits of Cold Exposure: Discover how cold water immersion boosts mental resilience, improves st...
Paula Torraco: The Science of Being You - Human Design Explained | S2 Ep.7
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Paula Torraco: The Science of Being You - Human Design Explained | S2 Ep.7
Kuhu Singh: Why This Founder Built a 24/7 Support App | S2 Ep.6
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Kuhu Singh: Why This Founder Built a 24/7 Support App | S2 Ep.6
Amy Weidner: The Drive for Dopamine and the Battle for Balance | S2 Ep.5
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Amy Weidner: The Drive for Dopamine and the Battle for Balance | S2 Ep.5
Paola Elena Brignoli: Why Change Feels So Hard - And How to Overcome It | S2 Ep.4
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Paola Elena Brignoli: Why Change Feels So Hard - And How to Overcome It | S2 Ep.4
Manos Gasparis: Why You’re Being Rejected & Ghosted - Job Search | S2 Ep.3
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Manos Gasparis: Why You’re Being Rejected & Ghosted - Job Search | S2 Ep.3
Emily Firth: Advocating for Yourself - Climbing the Corporate Ladder | S2 Ep.2
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Emily Firth: Advocating for Yourself - Climbing the Corporate Ladder | S2 Ep.2
Basma Aziz: Breaking the Burnout Cycle | S2 Ep.1
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Basma Aziz: Breaking the Burnout Cycle | S2 Ep.1
Peter Molnár: Freedom and Fulfillment Beyond the Office | TxC Podcast Ep.33
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Peter Molnár: Freedom and Fulfillment Beyond the Office | TxC Podcast Ep.33
Karyna Ovcharova: Relocation During War & Job Advice for Ukrainians | TxC Podcast Ep.32
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Karyna Ovcharova: Relocation During War & Job Advice for Ukrainians | TxC Podcast Ep.32
Chris Redmond: Insider Tips on Hiring | TxC Podcast Ep.31
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Chris Redmond: Insider Tips on Hiring | TxC Podcast Ep.31
Hung Lee: What Really Happens When You Apply for Jobs | TxC Podcast Ep.30
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Hung Lee: What Really Happens When You Apply for Jobs | TxC Podcast Ep.30
Teddy Dimintrova: Why Gen Z Loves Millennial Managers | TxC Podcast Ep.29
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Teddy Dimintrova: Why Gen Z Loves Millennial Managers | TxC Podcast Ep.29
Emy Mylona: Workplace Engagement and Team Dynamics | TxC Podcast Ep.28
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Emy Mylona: Workplace Engagement and Team Dynamics | TxC Podcast Ep.28
Katja Vincetic: Product Driven Recruitment | TxC Podcast Ep.27
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Katja Vincetic: Product Driven Recruitment | TxC Podcast Ep.27
Willem Wijnans: Equalizing Opportunities for Job Seekers | TxC Podcast Ep.26
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Willem Wijnans: Equalizing Opportunities for Job Seekers | TxC Podcast Ep.26
Paul Butler: HR's Role in Restructures | TxC Podcast Ep.25
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Paul Butler: HR's Role in Restructures | TxC Podcast Ep.25
Masha Begovic: Breaking into Game Development | TxC Podcast Ep.24
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Masha Begovic: Breaking into Game Development | TxC Podcast Ep.24
Gabriele Galassi: The Key to High-Performance | TxC Podcast Ep.23
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Gabriele Galassi: The Key to High-Performance | TxC Podcast Ep.23
Daisy Ilaria: The Story Behind | TxC Podcast Ep.22
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Daisy Ilaria: The Story Behind | TxC Podcast Ep.22
Sacha Martina: Entrepreneurial Success and Inclusive Workplaces | TxC Podcast Ep.21
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Sacha Martina: Entrepreneurial Success and Inclusive Workplaces | TxC Podcast Ep.21
Fawad Javaid: From Student Life to Thriving Careers | TxC Podcast Ep.20
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Fawad Javaid: From Student Life to Thriving Careers | TxC Podcast Ep.20
Kobi Ampoma: Supporting DEI - Steps to Being an Ally | TxC Podcast Ep.19
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Kobi Ampoma: Supporting DEI - Steps to Being an Ally | TxC Podcast Ep.19
Erica Isotta Surace: Making Meaningful Connections | TxC Podcast Ep.18
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Erica Isotta Surace: Making Meaningful Connections | TxC Podcast Ep.18
Jennifer Paine: How "Job Hopping" Progressed My Career | TxC Podcast Ep.17
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Jennifer Paine: How "Job Hopping" Progressed My Career | TxC Podcast Ep.17
Carly Westra van Holthe: Navigating Company Mergers & Acquisitions | TxC Podcast Ep.16
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Lara Morgan: Dealing With Work Rivalry & Limiting Beliefs | TxC Podcast Ep.15
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I loved Irene's calming energy. ❤Great podcast, Daisy.
Very good episode.
@@Bob-jn8jt thank you 🙏🏼🫶🏼
Thank you Daisy and Jamie for having me over. You are such a delightful host and doing amazing job to amplify the wonderful journeys of various people towards realistic happiness (it's my new fav phrase, that will always remind me of you!) 💖
@@MentalFitnessCoach yay! thanks so much Irene! we really enjoyed having you on
Wonderful and inspiring episode!
@@helloitismarta thank you Marta!!
who knew we could have more than ONE self saboteur..?! 😅🥹 loved this episode!!
LOVED this episode!! ❤🎉
Thank you so much for having me!!! ❤❤❤
Actually really good advice 👏
Ahhh! The BTS of the plunge is bringing back memories lol... loved listening back to this, thank you Luigi for coming by!
Felt like an opportunity of a lifetime getting my chart read by a Human Design expert directly! Paula, you are such a wonderful and inspiring human being. Create the movement! Appreciate you coming on and sharing your wisdom ❤
Love it! So grateful for Paula and her work. Thanks to her Human Design coaching, I'm giving permission to be myself ❤
Love it!!! 😍 powerful episode ❤
Here for marcel🎉
Respect to the job you do, Daisy and I appreciate the efforts of your guest. This is the first video I watch on your podcast and it is packed well with to-the-point info💪🏼 And else, beautiful how Daisy let the guest speak. Very often the host just “avalanches” the guest barely allowing them to elaborate on the discussion topic.
02:55 we must mention that Actually the overwhelming majority of rejections occurs because the person who sees that resume first (the recruiter/recr analist/recr coordinator/talent/sourcer, etc.) cannot see you, the applicant in that role or the resume is somehow difficult to read or you are just of a nationality that the manager does not accept, etc, etc, etc. the list is truly infinte. So 1) it depends on the ability/quality of assessment of that recruiter, 2) on the (natural) discriminatory criteria of the expected “ideal candidate”, 3) certainly on the candidates content of experience. What all candidates might want to remember that once rejected, feed yourself the thought that It-mustvebeen-not-my-place-there, “mine, is waiting for me to find it”. Move on. Just move on. Your time is precious for you and only you✨🫂
That's very true. So many things to say that would not fit in an hour discussion. There are a lot of reasons why you might be rejected that have nothing to do with you or your skills, that are out of your control sometimes as you mentioned. A rejection does not define your value as a professional or a person. But I wholeheartdely agree. Apply and move on, especially if you do not hear back within 1-2 weeks assume you were rejected, trust that this place was not for you and move on to the next application / interview. Though what I stressed in my discussion with Daisy, it is easy to be optimistic while giving advice to other people, going through the process of continuesly being rejected is extremely stressful, especially if you are also under visa constraints to find a job asap (e.g orientation year visa in the Netherlands) and need a sponsor to be able to remain in the country. Thank you for the comment
@ 🙏🏼thank you for your efforts
Keep or Kill ??? Mick Jagger Rolling Stones (Rock & Roll) ??? Choir Boy ??? (Sunday Church Worship) ???
Keep or Kill ??? Average Joe Ex-Smoker? Brain Surgeon Smoker ???
Keep or Kill ??? Flawwed Genius ???
Knowing about how brain works is like a a valuable knowledge and helps how to better navigate life & changes.
Watching this podcast, made me think of a friend that has ADHD and now I understand him much better than before. Am many things makes sense now. Thank you for this.
Just imagine people tend not to trust what they don't understand and cyberspace is hidden secret gem of civilization so by creating mistrust by competitor slowly they revert engineering the whole technology and even better
Watching this episode gave me a new insight about corporate world & it's like now I have a strategy on how to deal with this world!
🙌🙌🙌
awesome!
Συγχαρητήρια καλέ μου ανιψιέ.Η θεία σου Αγγελική από τη Χαλκίδα.Ολο και ψηλότερα.
Fantastic conversation - thank you both for sharing your insight!
@@clairephillips4825 Thanks Claire! Appreciate the feedback xx
Brilliant podcast Daisy!
❤
What are you talking about?
Brilliant podcast Daisy and Jamie <3
@@THEBOLDAGENCY1 thank you!! 🤩❤️🫶🏼
Omg, this is so interesting! I looove the topic and also find so much in common with my own internal debates
Thank you for the useful information and great tips🤗!
Daisy, Karyna, thank you for raising awareness about Ukraine through this episode! Great initiatives at Miro! Слава Україні! 💙💛
Героям Слава! 💙💛
Love your content! Coming from hotelshool too, ended up in recruitment myself. Sharing with my fellow hotellos! Thanks for your efforts.
Very interesting and useful!
Love this episode so much! And the trailer is 🔥
HR Department is disgusting. They are only there to screw over employees.
Teddy is just amazing. I had the luxury and opportunity to be recruited by her 4 years ago. She knows how to guide a process like a champion.
I can't take my eyes off
love this podcast
And we love you! ❤
Haha wine and food during a podcast! Love it. Next time hot wings?
You’ll be the guest yeah? 😁😉
Super insightful!!
❤
Interesting point! I hadn’t considered that unlimited leave polices could make employees almost feel guilty for taking more holidays than their colleagues 🧐 Great approach to combating this issue though!
My toxic boss pushed me to the point I spent 45 days at a psychiatric hospital. There were more than a dozen complaints against them and nothing was done. Two years later I was laid off and they were promoted.
Hi Julia, so sorry to hear what you went through. It’s extremely unfortunate when complains are not taken seriously. And a promotion? Talk about rewarding bad behaviour. What was the reason the complaints were overlooked, do you know? Sounds like you had a very bad experience. I hope you’re in a better place (work and health wise) than you were before ❤️
Correct, I quadrupled my salary through strategic job hopping.
Wow - that’s a big increase! How did it make you feel, that this was a way to achieve it? Congrats! 🙌🏼
Difficult to apply unless you come from a very lucky background to begin with. The fact that Sophie had assistance from her family from the get-go, as well as access to all of these opportunities, is what allowed her the freedom to try all these different things and eventually employ the help of a career coach. It's nice to be aspirational about one's career, I just wish that some of this advice was a bit more applicable to an average Joe.
Hi @Enzar17, thanks for the input, highly appreciated. We interview many guests with different backgrounds. If you’re looking for a complete change-around story, I highly recommend Twain Henry Lucas’ episode. Our host Daisy is also not very “lucky” when it comes to upbringing, and drop some stories during the chats. We will keep your feedback in mind for our future episodes.
Such an insightful conversation!
loved the podcast hitting the like
Cool Podcast Daisy! Keep it up
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