Episode 25: Alpha Vitamin Women with Aurora Pérez-Vico

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AudaciousNess

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AudaciousNess showcases individuals who have set themselves bold, audacious goals and have worked to achieve them. Our purpose is to inspire people to act with the courage to create a positive impact in the world. Through interviewing 'regular people' about their audacious goals, we highlight the fact that role models are everywhere. Each and every one of us can have an impact in some way. Our goal is to enable a courageous community that honours their genius and lives their calling. UPDATE: AudaciousNess the book was launched in May 2023! More information at https://audaciousness.club/

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Episode 25: Alpha Vitamin Women with Aurora Pérez-Vico

AudaciousNess

50 minutes 34 seconds

3 years ago

Episode 25: Alpha Vitamin Women with Aurora Pérez-Vico

Originally from Spain, Aurora Pérez-Vico lives with her husband and three young sons in Munich, Germany, where she has experienced a culture of ‘mom-shaming’ of full-time working mothers. In this interview, Aurora talks about:

her drive to constantly improve her skills and knowledge and to learn new things
how she’s learned to adapt to the challenges of each day without trying to control everything
her local network of ‘Alpha Vitamin Women’ who help her recharge her batteries
the importance of saying ‘Yes’ to projects that push you out of your comfort zone
how she deals with ‘imposter syndrome’ and being judged by other women
how she views the roles of men and women in the home

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Music: Pablito's Way by Paolo Pavan