In this episode of Breaking, we delve into the inspiring story of a former professional golfer, Fareen Samji. She opens up about her struggles with negative self-talk and the grind of the mini-tours, which she calls her 'dark days.' She shares how she transitioned to the sport of Long Drive, where she found joy and success, winning five Canadian championships. Now, she is using her experiences to empower women to play golf with confidence, through her book 'Smashing the Grass Ceiling.'

Join us as we explore her journey, the importance of gratitude, and the tools she uses to overcome feelings of not being good enough.

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The week on the Breaking podcast, we talk to Nondas Karelis from Intergroup Facility Services about how he has transformed the way he leads his team, moving from a control-based approach to one that empowers and trusts. He talks about how important self-awareness is, overcoming fears of delegation, and the positive impact on business efficiency and culture. 

Some of the topics we cover are:

👉 The Power of Apology in Leadership

👉 Embracing Vulnerability and Change

👉 The Importance of Trust and Listening in Leadership

👉 Exploring Self-Importance and Personal Growth

👉 The Journey of Rebuilding After Loss

👉 The Challenge of Letting Go and Trusting Others

👉 Navigating the Risks of Empowering Employees

👉Dealing with Competition and the Fear of Being Replaced

And much more.

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This week on Breaking, we talk to Nioumon FoadGhazni from U+ Education, an educational institution based in Markham, Ontario, Canada. Established in 2016, U+ specializes in language and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) learning for students aged 2.5 years and older. Their customized courses cater to learners of all ages, providing flexible and diverse learning options based on individual needs.

Some of the topics we cover are:

👉 The Rising Cost of Education and a Nonprofit's Mission

👉 Choosing Nonprofit Work Over Corporate Aspirations

👉 Redefining Success: Impact Over Income

👉 The Nonprofit Experience: Opportunities and Observations

👉 Philanthropy as a Purpose: Making a Real Impact

👉 The Value of Free Education and Virtual Classes

👉 The Tangible Impact of Making a Difference

👉 Challenges and Frustrations in Non-Profit Work

And much more.

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In this week’s episode, we talk to Anna Granic about the challenges of finding joy and purpose in her various jobs, dealing with personal losses including the tragic death of her son, to ultimately achieving success in her professional life. She shares insights on the importance of loving what you do, the power of mindset, and the necessity of continuously fine-tuning one's skills. Despite the adversity she faces, Anna's unwavering spirit and her ability to see the good in every situation help her rise and become a top performer in sales and a source of inspiration. The narrative transitions from her initial struggles to clarity and success, showcasing her evolution over the years and her future aspiration to give back, particularly through opening a foundation for dogs. 

Some of the topics we cover are:

👉 Finding Joy in Every Situation: A Mindset Shift

👉 The Art of Sales: Natural Talent or Learned Skill?

👉 Overcoming Rejection: A Salesperson's Perspective

👉 Choosing Self-Care in Times of Grief

👉 Achieving Success Through Clarity and Determination

And much more.

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In this episode, Izaba Paras shares her story of how embracing her authentic self, including her tattoos, in a professional headshot on LinkedIn, led to unexpected positive and negative reactions, sparking a broader discussion about authenticity and stereotypes in the professional world. Despite facing criticisms and negative comments, she was able to inspire others to show their authentic selves and redefine professional norms, causing a ripple effect on the platform with the hashtag '#tattooprofessional'. 

Some of the topics we cover are:

👉 Embracing Authenticity in the Workplace

👉 The Unexpected Virality of a Headshot

👉 The Power of Tattoos: Breaking Stereotypes

👉 Facing Backlash and Overcoming Challenges

👉 The Importance of a Support System

And much more.

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In this interview, Leah Taylor Roy shares her inspiring journey, recounting her experiences from adopting daughters from Russia to winning elections. She discusses the challenges she faced along the way, including those encountered during her time in office, and highlights her initiatives as a public servant. The conversation underscores the significance of diverse representation in politics, particularly the role of women, and emphasizes the importance of understanding the needs of a diverse population. The discussion concludes on a positive note, advocating for determination, resilience, the willingness to seek assistance, and adaptability as essential factors for both personal and professional success.

Some of the topics we cover are:

👉 The Journey of Adoption and Family Building

👉The Struggles and Triumphs of Women in Society

👉 The Journey into Politics

👉 The Importance of Democracy and Community Service

👉 The Role of an MP: Representation and Responsibility

👉 Balancing Personal Beliefs and Constituent Needs

👉 The Impact of International Conflicts on Local Communities

And much more.

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Leah Taylor Roy, a native of York Region, hails from a family deeply committed to community service and engagement in local non-profits. She earned a Commerce degree from the University of Toronto before pursuing a master's in public policy at Harvard University, specializing in International Finance and Development.

Her career journey took her to the World Bank, where she delved into policy analysis and Treasury work, followed by a stint at McKinsey & Company in Toronto, serving Canadian corporations nationwide. Transitioning to her husband's family energy business, she played a pivotal role in government relations and business expansion.

Alongside her professional endeavors, Leah founded a non-profit facilitating microcredit loans for aspiring entrepreneurs in underserved regions. She and her husband raised a blended family of six children, actively supporting various York Region charities.

In 2022, Leah joined the Board of the Watershed Alliance of the Toronto Regional Conservation Authority. Currently serving as a Member of Parliament, Leah chairs the Liberal Women’s caucus and contributes to committees addressing environmental sustainability, agriculture, and animal welfare. She advocates for her constituents in Aurora Oak Ridges Richmond Hill and champions human rights, particularly women's rights and environmental conservation.

When not in Ottawa, Leah resides in Aurora with her husband, youngest daughter, and two beloved dogs.

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Title: Breaking - Darya Divanbeigi

In this interview with Darya Divanbeigi and Muhammad Kermalli, we dive into Darya's inspiring journey to becoming an automotive technician. Despite facing rejection and societal norms in her in journey to break through a predominantly male industry, Darya shares her ups, downs and the moments that shaped her determination. 

From being questioned by teachers and peers in her school life and then facing outright rejection initially in the automotive industry due to her gender, Darya consistently chose to stay true to her path. She shares intruiging insights about being alone versus feeling lonely and the importance of persevering towards what you are passionate about, even when faced with roadblocks.

Tune in to learn how Darya managed to pave her own way in the male-dominated field of the automotive and construction industry, maintained her conviction during times of doubt, and her advice for those who might find themselves in similar circumstances.

Some of the topics we cover are:

👉 Challenging Stereotypes and Embracing Differences

👉 Facing Discrimination in Career Choices

👉 The Turning Point: Embracing Negativity and Rejection

👉 Dealing with Uncertainty

👉 To School or Not to School

👉 Finding Assurance in Being Different

And much more.

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Darya Divanbeigi is currently employed as a Project Manager for a General Contracting Company located in the GTA, dedicated to providing services for citizens' homes. Her interests revolve around the culture of high-performance automotive and motorsport tuning. With a primary passion for trades, Darya initially delved into the automotive industry. Having first immersed herself in the workings of her car at the age of 16, she discovered a means of self-expression and a diverse community where she could share her knowledge. Darya is characterized as an outgoing individual who constantly seeks change, emphasizing the significance of independence and strong work ethics in shaping her identity.

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In this episode of Breaking, we explore the personal journey of Mayor David West. From his early experiences as a teacher and business owner to his current role as the Mayor of Richmond Hill, we will delve into the challenges he has faced, the values he holds dear, and his vision for a stronger, more cohesive community.

Some of the topics we cover are:

👉 Discovering a passion for Politics

👉 Finding fulfillment in teaching

👉 Family support and collaborative spirit

👉 Building community 

👉 The importance of maintaining the character of Richmond Hill

👉 Fostering communication and inclusion

👉 The fundamental responsibilities of a leader

And much more.

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David West was re-elected Mayor in October 2022, after first being elected in January 2022. Prior to that, he was appointed to Council on December 4, 2013 to fill a vacancy and was elected in October 2014 and 2018 to continue as Councillor for Ward 4.

He has served the residents of Richmond Hill for years as a local business owner and has demonstrated leadership through various volunteer community positions. With the Richmond Hill Chamber of Commerce, he has been Chair of the Government Affairs Committee, a member of the Board of Directors and also served as Chair of the Chamber. A committed contributor to his community, David has volunteered with Yellow Brick House, Mackenzie Health and the Toronto Waldorf School.

Before becoming a Councillor, David served on numerous Richmond Hill committees and task forces, including: Yonge Street Subway Task Force; Cultural Leadership Council; Committee of Adjustment; RHCPA Marketing Committee; Community Hub Liaison Committee; Richmond Hill Winter Carnival Committee and more.

David was also an active participant in the public consultations held during the development of Richmond Hill's Official Plan and Strategic Plan (2010 to 2014).

David's current Committee participation for the 2022-2026 term include Chair of the Affordable Housing Strategy Implementation Committee (AHSIC), Vice-Chair of the Budget Committee of the Whole (BCW), member of the Audit Committee, Economic Development Committee (EDC) and Heritage Centre Advisory Committee (HCAC). As a member of Regional Council he is Chair of the York Region Housing Affordability Task Force, and sits on the Committees for Public Works – Environmental Services, York Region Rapid Transit Corporation, Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) and TRCA’s Partners in Project Green Executive Management Steering Committee.

A husband and father, David has called Richmond Hill home for more than 30 years. He is a passionate patron of the visual arts. As lifelong learner, David enjoys reading on a wide range of topics and he appreciates any opportunity to be in the outdoors. Watch for him at community events, he loves to meet and speak with Richmond Hill constituents.

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In this episode of Breaking, we will explore the journey Megan McIver, who formerly worked for the Ontario Ministry of Finance, as she navigates the challenges of balancing her career and motherhood. From her upbringing in Bruce County to her career evolution, we will delve into the pivotal moments that led to her decision to prioritize family and make changes to her lifestyle. Join us as we uncover the importance of finding balance and the joys of embracing a new chapter in life.

Some of the topics we cover are:

👉 Growing up in Bruce County 

👉 A shift in priorities

👉 Embracing internships and political activism 

👉 Career success and personal challenges 

👉 Making the choice for family

And much more.

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Dylan Nadler makes a return to the show, where he passionately discusses harnessing the power of fear and transforming it into a catalyst for growth. He is the founder of MindLock Mental Training – an authority in mental training for high-performance athletes across the globe. He has helped hundreds of athletes in some of the largest sporting organizations across sixty cities and ten countries, equipping them with the necessary tools to consistently achieve their peak performance.

In this episode, he talks about:

👉 Starting over as a beginner in MMA after success in Tae Kwon Do

👉 Purposely seeking out moments where you're the worst in the group

👉 Thoughts on putting in the work despite not seeing the results

👉 The fear of being average

👉 Quickly turning falls into leverage

👉 How to cope with what you can't control

👉 "What's the best that can happen?"

👉 Trusting the process

... and much more

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In this episode of Breaking, Glenda Kroll shares her personal journey of feeling overshadowed within her family. Growing up as the youngest of four children, her siblings had special needs, which meant that her own needs and desires often took a backseat. Glenda reflects on the impact this had on her self-worth and the constant questioning of her purpose in life. Despite being perceived as strong, she longed for the attention and love that she felt was lacking. Tune in to hear her powerful story of finding her voice and standing up for herself.

Some of the topics we cover are:

👉 Questioning purpose and attention. 

👉 Growing up with two brothers with special needs.

👉 Not getting attention as a child because the attention is toward a sibling. 

👉 Feeling guilty about asking for help. 

👉 Feeling unnoticed. 

👉 Being comfortable in your own skin.

👉 Appearance and self-perception. 

👉 Glass children and parental understanding. 

And much more.

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Glenda Kroll emerges as a certified Life Coach and Reinvention Specialist, a thriving entrepreneur, and a dedicated Real Estate Investor. Her transformative journey through trials and challenges has shaped her into a guiding light for others. Drawing from her extraordinary experiences, she's committed to assisting individuals globally in conquering self-doubt, recognizing their value, and surmounting setbacks. Her philosophy revolves around the notion that life unfolds for individuals, not to them. Today, Glenda is focused on guiding individuals to reshape and reimagine their lives beyond the age of 50.

Instead of viewing past experiences as failures, Glenda urges individuals to decode the clues left by their history, transforming it into the hero of their narrative. By unearthing strengths, skills, and passions, she constructs a roadmap that leads to a refined future self – an upgraded 2.1 version.

Glenda's expertise spans personalized coaching, engaging workshops, dynamic panel discussions, and impactful global events. Her unique approach puts individuals at ease as she accompanies them on their transformative journeys towards elevated well-being, prosperity, and self-awareness.

Throughout her illustrious career, Glenda has formed deep connections with diverse individuals, unraveling the essence of what drives them. This has paved the way for her special focus on women empowerment, helping them discover their inner voices, cultivate positivity, establish financial stability, and reclaim their power even amidst turmoil.

Fueled by her captivating personal odyssey, Glenda embarks on an exhilarating mission to empower individuals, enabling them to tap into their inherent strength for self-reconstruction and the attainment of their aspirations.

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This week on Breaking, we talk to Amanda Barnett and Michelle Hambly from Hill House Hospice – a home-like alternative to institutional care and in-home care for those who are in the final stage of a terminal illness.

Some of the topics we cover are:

👉 What makes a person good at nursing?

👉 Learning to appreciate relationships before it’s too late

👉 How elders are treated in Kenya vs here in Canada

👉 Having the capacity to laugh even in sad moments

👉 How do people approach death?

👉 Feeling devalued as you age

👉 What people nearing the end of life like to talk about

👉 Initiating uncomfortable conversations

And much more.

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This week on Breaking, we talk to David Morneau, the CEO of Morneau Family Law and Legal Innovation. He talks about the importance of connecting with yourself and aligning with your values.

Some of the topics we cover are:

👉 Growing up in Windsor, Ontario and what led him on this journey

👉 The zero sum game mentality of Law School

👉 Life after law school and the expectation of working 70+ hours a week

👉 Taking a step back from the pursuit and looking at what you sacrificed

👉 Being true to yourself

👉 Burnout and taking a complete break from practicing law

👉 Making an impact

And much more.

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For over 20 years, David has practised law with empathy, compassion and integrity, helping families through challenging circumstances with considerable care. He applies innovation and creativity in assisting individuals and families in determining what they need to overcome the obstacles they are facing, empowering them to do so with dignity, honour and a focus on the future and communication, ensuring that they have all information and advice to make informed decisions. 

David has been formally trained as both a family mediator and collaborative legal professional, is accredited as both and was one of the first in the province to receive recognition as an Advanced Collaborative Professional. His skill and experience allow him to handle all family law related matters. 

Throughout his career, David has observed and analyzed our legal systems and has spoken widely about reform and change. He has acted as counsel for parents and children in the family justice system and was able to witness firsthand the impact that adversarial processes can have on families in transition. Through his training, he continues to learn new skills for conflict resolution which give the participants the ability to listen, communicate, solve their own differences, both now and in the future. 

David believes in authenticity, honesty and being genuine and open with those he assists. He helps empower people to develop a solution that is right for them and will help design a process that will help to meet an individual’s hopes and goals, while helping to recognize their worries and concerns. In his experience, this has a much greater chance of guiding families to a much brighter future.

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This week on Breaking, we talk to JJ Bhojani about finding purpose beyond success.

Some of the topics we cover are:

👉 The desire for success

👉 Learning the value of hard work

👉 Developing confidence and moving up the ladder

👉 The desire to escape the 9-5

👉 Entrepreneurship reality check

👉 Journey towards fulfillment and purpose

👉 A structured lifestyle and thinking for the future

And much more.

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Welcome to this week's episode of Breaking, where we dive deep into the stories of inspiring individuals who've overcome personal and professional challenges to make a difference. 

Today, we have the pleasure of hosting Cam Pham, a talent developer, educator, and creative junkie who has dedicated her life to helping others find their true path. 

Join us as we explore Cam's own journey as a Vietnamese immigrant, the culture shock she experienced, and her decision to change her name to fit in.

We'll also discuss the impact of name changes on personal identity, and how Cam reclaimed her true identity as Cam Linh, embracing her cultural heritage and inspiring others along the way. 

00:00 Intro

01:15 Immigrating to the United States from Vietnam

03:15 Culture shock and challenges as a Vietnamese Immigrant

11:16 Navigating school with cultural and language barriers

20:59 The embodiment of American culture to fit in

25:48 Changing her name: the introduction of Katie

29:13 The presevation of Cam Linh

35:21 The impact of name changes on personal identity

42:15 The journey of reclamining Cam Linh’s identity

53.23 Embracing cultural identity and heritage

59:20 New hybrid identity: a melting pot of American and Vietnamese culture

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On this week’s episode of Breaking, we’re joined by Amanda Lamond – an ex-lawyer turned legal futurist, whose life mission is to suppor the creation of a new legal system and uplift humanity. 

We uncover the powerful impact of childhood experiences on adult behavior, the mirror effect in our relationships, and Amanda’s remarkable journey from addiction to recovery. 

Learn about the significance of humility, the value of celebrating accomplishments for others, and the importance of envisioning a brighter future. 

We talk about:

00:00 Intro

02:37 How Childhood Experiences Shape Our Behaviour As Adults

05:06 The Mirror Effect: How Your Inner Self Reflects in Others

07:57 How She Empowered Change Through Advocacy at an Early Age

11:22 Challenging Expectations in her Teenage Years

14:44 How Love and Caring Can Help Us Transform as Individuals

17:40 The Beginnings of Seeking Comfort in Drugs

23:54 Leading Two Lives and The Destruction That Followed 

28:54 A New Beginning: Starting the Recovery Process

31:37 A Life in Recovery From Drug Addiction

36:22 This Was Not The Plan: Point of Rock Bottom

46:00 The Importance of Celebrating Your Accomplishments For Others, Not Just Yourself

50:11 Humility: Learning to Embrace Who You Are, As You Are

55:45 Deserving and Wanting a Better Future

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Growing up in Canada, we often like to think of our society as a tolerant and inclusive one, but the reality is that discrimination still affects countless individuals every day. 

In this episode, we talk to Lena Gurguis, the co-founder of multiple companies including: 

Flex Space, NV Property Management, and Stilettos & Hammers.

We talk about:

👉 Life in Iran and why her family had to escape.

👉 Growing up in the ghetto and learning to be aware of her surroundings.

👉 Developing street smarts and how it affects the way she does business.

👉 How her parents created a stable environment amidst instability.

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Join Muhammad Kermalli and Triena McGuirk as they take a trip down memory lane and revisit some of the most thought-provoking and impactful interviews from their podcast, diving deeper into the themes and ideas that stood out to them. They also discuss the journey of the show and how it came to be. Don't miss this reflective episode packed with insights and inspiration.

In this episode, we talk about

👉 How the show came to be.

👉 The power of overcoming fear and being vulnerable.

👉 The recurring themes that connect us as humans.

👉 The future of the show.

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In this episode of Breaking, we sit down with Tess Raby, a domestic violence survivor and a passionate advocate for equality and people affected by domestic and family violence.

In this episode, we talk about

00:00 Intro

04:05 How acts of control can be disguised as love

07:30 How she first recognized the signs that she was in an abusive relationship

11:20 Domestic abuse isn't always physical

15:10 Why it was so difficult to leave and break the cycle of abuse

20:20 The feeling of walking on eggshells all the time

28:35 When You Love Someone, You Don't Change Them

33:25 The bystanders and witnesses of abuse that didn't speak up

41:05 Why victims of abuse often feel so shameful

46:25 How domestic abuse affects child development

53:05 The feeling of empowerment after leaving an abusive relationship

55:30 The importance of sharing her abuse journey with others

01:03:23 How men survive domestic violence

01:08:45 How to find support if you are a victim of domestic abuse

And much more

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE GUEST:

Find Tess Raby at:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/tess-raby-850ba83a/

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Triena McGuirk - https://linkedin.com/in/triena-mcguirk-bsw-msw-rsw-576a2a10a/

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Min Woo Park & Diana Hong @ 6story - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mpark1206/

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In this episode of Breaking, we sit down with Riyaz Datoo, the president of Crystalize It & Cockpit3D. For over 15 years he has passionately worked alongside re-sellers, entrepreneurs and new businesses in the subsurface laser industry, setting up distribution and growing market share for 3D custom photo gifting products . He manufactures + ships over 26 tons (57,000 LBS) of custom prestigious 3D Crystal projects per year. Alongside manufacturing he has created and established Cockpit3D, a 3D software and modeling service company which has helped entrepreneurs succeed in selling 3D custom gifting products globally.

In this episode, they talk about

00:00 Intro

01:18 Starting out as a marketing intern

08:25 Being focused on achieving more

10:20 Why he applied to work at Pizza Hut

19:40 Taking a look at yourself from a different perspective 

22:53 How journaling helped him get closer to meeting his potential

25:44 Knowing when you’re not happy and seeking change

30:18 Sometimes it’s worth taking the risk

36:18 Starting his business and facing a new reality

50:43 Finding happiness in the journey to your destination

57:40 Calculated risk

01:01:13 Conclusion

And much more

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE GUEST:

Find Riyaz Datoo at:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/riyazdatoo/

https://www.3Dcrystal.com

https://www.3Dfigurine.com

https://www.cockpit3d.com

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🌐 EXPLORE THE SHOW:

Visit https://thebreakingshow.com for all episodes of the show.

🎙️ HOSTED BY:

Muhammad Kermalli - https://ca.linkedin.com/in/muhammadkermalli

Triena McGuirk - https://linkedin.com/in/triena-mcguirk-bsw-msw-rsw-576a2a10a/

🎦 PRODUCED BY:

Min Woo Park & Diana Hong @ 6story - https://6story.ca