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🗓️ 18 December 2024
⏱️ 33 minutes
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This week, Kelly sits down with Amina AlTai, a holistic business and career coach who is revolutionizing the way we think about work and purpose. Amina shares her inspiring journey from co-founding a successful branding agency to facing life-threatening burnout and two autoimmune diagnoses—all while grappling with a lack of boundaries and codependency in her career.
Now an executive coach for leaders at companies like Google, Deloitte, and Roku, Amina teaches others how to create authentic careers, embrace purpose, and thrive without sacrificing well-being.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
• How to find passion and purpose at any age.
• Why ethical wealth-building and well-being are essential for next-gen leaders.
• What the “passion tax” is—and how to break free from it.
• Science-backed tools for moving from burnout to a fulfilling, joyful career.
Amina’s mission is clear: to equip us with the tools to thrive in work and life during one of the largest labor shifts of our time. Tune in for an insightful and actionable conversation!
Podcast: Amina Change Your Life
Socials: @aminaaltai
Website: aminaaltai.com
HOST: Kelly Henderson // @velvetsedge // velvetsedge.com
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0:00.0 | Conversations on life, style, beauty, and relationships. |
0:05.6 | It's the Velvet's Edge podcast with Kelly Henderson. |
0:11.3 | Amina Altai is a leading holistic business and career coach who has worked with companies like Google, Deloitte, and Roku, and more. |
0:18.9 | She's here today to share her expertise on creating a new paradigm of |
0:22.6 | success and satisfaction with us. I'm so excited about this. Hi, Amina. Hi, thank you so much for |
0:28.5 | having me. So I was telling you before the podcast, as we wrap up 2024, I find that I'm always |
0:34.2 | looking back, kind of, you know, you're reevaluating. You don't always have time |
0:37.7 | to do that during the year. And so it seems like December is kind of the time where we look back |
0:42.6 | on the last year and go, what did I like? What didn't I like? And obviously like career and |
0:48.2 | business and all of that really comes into play here a lot. And I know a lot of us are also feeling tired at the end of the |
0:56.1 | year. There's the burnout. So I want to touch on all those topics. But if people are looking back |
1:01.7 | at their year and they're thinking, God, I really kind of messed that part up. I found it really |
1:07.0 | interesting in your work that you say fail fast and often. And that's actually a key to |
1:11.1 | a successful business life. So what do you mean by that? Fail fast and fail often. So I also |
1:17.3 | love to invite people into celebrations too because our brains evolved with the negativity bias. So it's |
1:22.5 | way easier for our brains to hyper focus on the negative than it is to find the positive. So we may |
1:27.4 | be arriving |
1:28.0 | at the end of the year and think, oh, well, I missed the mark there. But chances are you probably |
1:32.7 | did a lot of good too. So the first thing I always invite people to think about before they even |
1:36.9 | start to think about the next year is celebrating where you really brought it this year. |
1:41.6 | Because celebrations are so important. and it boosts mood and dopamine |
1:44.4 | and creativity and all the things. But so few of us actually start in the celebration space. |
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