Europe isn't as weak as Europe is acting. If we only let China and US lead the way when it comes to technology,

we will be vulnerable in the future and we shouldn't put ourselves in the same place with technology than we did with energy.

It's nobody else's job to question individual women choice except the women that are making the choices.

So where, whatever you want, be as colorful as you want, live your lives just the way who you are.

Hello and welcome to ways to change the world. I'm Christian and Guru Murphy and this is the podcast

in which we talk to extraordinary people about the big ideas and their lives and the events that have

helped shape them. My guest this week is the former Prime Minister of Finland, Sanam Marine. She became

famous as the world's youngest Prime Minister just 34, and she faced controversy over slightly

absurd things like what she was wearing in photo shoots, and a famous video in which she was

seen dancing at a party with friends. She gave up politics and went on to work for the Tony Blair

Institute, working closely with Ukraine, And she has written a memoir called

Hope in Action in which it documents her constant efforts to try and change the world.

Sana, welcome. How would you change the world? Well, I think this answer is very obvious. If I would

have all the power in the world, I would stop climate

change and loss of biodiversity. The biggest challenge is that humankind is facing. But unfortunately,

I'm just an individual and I can only work on my own small part, but we need action on these

matters or otherwise we don't have any future at all.

Now, you talk, you know, really impressively about wanting to change the world, you know,

unashamedly. It's a big, big ambition. Where did that come from? I mean, you have an unusual

childhood. I come from quite humble background.

We didn't have wealth, money or that kind of family connections that would usually lead to the career in politics.

So I come from quite humble background.

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