Pink Nest Podcast

What if the key to happiness and professional fulfilment isn’t about changing who you are, but finally allowing yourself to be seen as you are? In this episode of The Pink Nest Podcast, I sit down with Isidora Laur Vukovic, a marketing and project management professional based in Brussels, whose personal story beautifully blends courage, growth, and authenticity. After a decade in Belgrade working...

What if emotional intelligence isn’t about fixing yourself, but about finally understanding yourself? In this episode of the Pink Nest Podcast, I’m joined by Sara-Louise Goode, mentor to teen girls and midlife women, and an emotional intelligence expert. Sara-Louise shares her journey from a difficult childhood to the work she does today, supporting women to turn pain, trauma, and insecurity into...

What does real disability access look like when it’s shaped by lived experience? In this episode of the Pink Nest Podcast, Suzanne Bull MBE shares insights on accessibility, disability inclusion, inclusive design in arts and culture, and how lived experience should shape leadership, events, and creative spaces. Suzanne takes us from her roots in Essex to her groundbreaking work across London’s art...

In this episode of the Pink Nest Podcast, Nika sits down with Tamryn Dicks, founder of Pharsyde, to explore her journey from “accidental accountant” to purpose-driven entrepreneur and the powerful lessons she learned through burnout. Tamryn opens up about the reality many founders face: building a business while running on empty. She shares how chronic stress showed up in her body, why burnout can...

In this episode of the https://pinknestpodcast.com , Nika sits down with Anaïs Comot, career coach, international speaker, and the woman behind a bold mission to empower 100,000 women by 2035. From her early dreams of becoming a lawyer to navigating a squiggly career through procurement and consultancy, Anaïs’ story is a powerful reminder that career paths don’t need to be linear to be meaningful....

This week on The Pink Nest Podcast , we sit down with Geoff Langston , a coach, mentor, family man, and lifelong music lover whose journey has been shaped as much by the sea as by sound. From a childhood spent by the coastline to a career dedicated to helping people grow, Geoff’s path is a reminder that the most powerful transformations often happen quietly, in the everyday moments we rarely talk...

🎙️ Episode 5, Rewriting Your Path After Burnout, with Katie Bowyer This week on The Pink Nest Podcast, we sit down with Katie Bowyer, an event producer whose journey into the industry began in an unexpected place, a dance degree in 2019. What followed was six years of building a career across festivals, weddings, and large-scale corporate events, driven by her passion for creating unforgettable ex...

What if one tiny daily habit could change the way you lead, work, and recover, even in the busiest, loudest moments of event life? In this episode, we explore the small, practical tools that make wellbeing actually doable, not theoretical, not overwhelming, just real. Johanna Roodt is a high-energy event leader, wellbeing consultant, and the creator of the first CPD-certified Mental Wellbeing Cert...

🎙️ Episode 3 : Choose Curiosity Over Fear: The ABC of Intelligence with Dr. Archana Krishnan What happens when a scientist steps out of the lab and into the boardroom and brings heart, ethics, and curiosity along for the ride? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Archana Krishnan, a biotechnology researcher turned business intelligence and data-strategy leader. Archana helps executives gain a 360°...

Quiet Doesn’t Mean Small: Leading Without Shouting Guest: Claire Alvis, entrepreneur, writer, and advocate for quiet expertise; co-founder of Secret Sauce. Claire Alvis shares how “listening first” can be a competitive advantage. We dive into scaling without the megaphone, building systems and boundaries, and showing up with intention, especially when life is messy. What we get into: * Why listeni...

What if “different” is exactly what’s needed to change the world? In our debut episode, I sit down with Martin Slyngstad, award-winning disability advocate, business owner, author, Special Olympics athlete, and speaker. Martin shares how he turned barriers into blueprints for inclusion, from building a values-led business to championing accessibility in everyday life. We talk ambition, identity, a...