Chances are you've had one or more "awakening moment" and didn't realize that's what it was. Today's guest, international social entrepreneur Iliana Rabbat, walks us through finding our why through awakening moments, which Ila defines as "moments when you were really connected, feeling a sense of wholeness - can help you identify your calling".
Ila also shares 6 practical questions consider about the specific type of job want before switching careers from her book ‘The New Reason to Work' here*.
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More About Ilaina
For the past 20 years, Ilaina Rabbat has helped individuals and organizations world-wide to increase their social impact. In 2011 Ilaina co-founded the Amani Institute. Today, the Institute has helped nearly 10,000 people from countries accelerate their careers in social impact. Under her leadership, the Institute has also helped increase staff capacity, motivation, and social impact in over 250 organizations world-wide, from large global UN departments to small local businesses.
She's currently Head of Talent Development at Proximity Designs, an award-winning social enterprise with the mission to increase incomes across rural Myanmar.
Ilaina served or is serving in Board of Directors and Advisory Boards across the world including: Open Society Foundation (Global), Amani Institute (Global), Cola-Cola Institute (Brazil), The Bio-Leadership Project (UK), Recipes for Wellbeing (Global), the School of Future (India), Universidad Camilo José Cela (Spain).
She's a Certified Executive Coach through the International Coaching Federation, and holds two Master’s degrees in International Studies and Peace and Conflict Resolution from Torcuato Di Tella University (Argentina), and Applied Positive Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania (United States).
Ilaina co-authored ‘The New Reason to Work' with Roshan Paul. She's written several publications, and most recently wrote a book chapter on how social entrepreneurs can go from surviving to thriving in the Stanford Social Innovation Review.
When she is not working, she loves spending time with her husband Ivan, daughter Maya and her dog Punky.
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