31 episodes
League of Extraordinary Women Ranim Kaddoura
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5.0 • 6 Ratings
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Dear Women,Do you think of yourself as extraordinary? You should, because there is extraordinary within us all. There is extraordinary with every hurdle we overcome and every sacrifice we make. These particular hardships, hurdles and sacrifices are what we don’t speak about, yet they are exactly what connect us as women.On this show, we step away from the highlight reel of life and talk to women about their experiences navigating through life as women. We’ll hear about the challenges faced and the lessons learned which helped them recognize their ‘extraordinary’ and in turn help you unlock your ‘extraordinary’ as well.Join us as we embark on a journey inward with our guests and develop a deeper connection with ourselves.
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Melanie Elturk: Being Your Unapologetic Self
In this episode, Melanie Elturk joins me in a deep conversation about life, self-love, faith and divorce. She shares with us parts of her path to the ultimate freedom, the freedom from external validation. Mel is known as the CEO of Haute Hijab, however she is more like the online big sister reminding us of how extraordinary we all are within.
Melanie Elturk (Guest):
https://www.instagram.com/hautehijab/
Ranim Kaddoura (Host):
https://www.instagram.com/rakaddoura/
League of Extraordinary Women:
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Maryam Fattahi Salaam: Grieving Courageously
In this episode, I am joined by Maryam Fattahi Salaam. Maryam is a lawyer, entrepreneur and a mother of 3. She is as real as real gets. She shares with us her journey of grief after losing her sister to a 13 year long battle with breast cancer. This episode is straight from the heart, the only way Maryam lives and is full of grace, courage and vulnerability beautifully intertwined.
Maryam Fattahi Salaam (Guest):
https://www.instagram.com/mfsmaryam/
Ranim Kaddoura (Host):
https://www.instagram.com/rakaddoura/
League of Extraordinary Women:
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Caroline Labouchere: Embracing Grey
In this episode, Caroline Labouchere, shares with us her story before and after becoming a 'grey' model in her 50s. We talk about aging, beauty and the path that led her to the Caroline you see today.
Caroline Labouchere (Guest):
https://www.instagram.com/carolinelabouchere/
Ranim Kaddoura (Host):
https://www.instagram.com/rakaddoura/
League of Extraordinary Women:
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Suchitra Sivasankaran: Burnout, An Origin Story
In this episode, I talk to Suchitra Sivasankaran about her journey with burnout and how she's using her journey to develop a mental fitness app.
Suchitra is an engineer turned tech entrepreneur who is passionate about digital transformation amplifying women and mental fitness on a mission to combat burnout. Her passion is driven by a journey that she takes us on in this episode.
Guest (Suchitra Sivasankaran:):
https://www.instagram.com/suchi.sivasankaran/
Inside & Out:
https://www.instagram.com/joininsideandout/
Host (Ranim Kaddoura):
https://www.instagram.com/rakaddoura/
League of Extraordinary Women:
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Yara Nimer: The Unspoken Postpartum
In this episode, extraordinary Yara shares with us her postpartum journey. She opens up about the highs and lows and everything in between. We discuss relationships, external pressures and the unspoken parts of postpartum. This isn’t your usual glowy review of postpartum, it’s a real and raw take on a very sensitive period in a mother’s journey
Guest (Yara Nimer):
https://www.instagram.com/yaranimer/
Host (Ranim Kaddoura):
https://www.instagram.com/rakaddoura/
League of Extraordinary Women:
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Ranim Kaddoura: My Mental Health Crash
If you've been following us, you would know that after our season break, instead of celebrating the 1-year anniversary of the podcast I announced an extended break because my mental health had just crashed. Today I take you inside to the depths of me and tell you about what that looked like for me. It's definitely not all of it, but it's a very big part of my crash. I will tell you how I came face to face with one of my biggest limiting beliefs that has been dictating a lot of the narratives in my life.
As May is Mental Health Awareness Month, I want to normalise these conversations around mental health and how different they look for everyone and also what a seemingly perfectly normal functioning person might be going through internally.
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