In this episode we sat down with Amelie. We chat about her journey towards publishing her first paper, how she is contributing to saving 200 kg of food every week, and how she is working towards student wellbeing on the Industrial Ecology Education Committee. Apart from that, Amelie also opens up about a topic that probably a lot of us are struggling with – impostor syndrome.
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The book that Amelie mentions is Replacing GDP by 2030, written by Rutger Hoekstra.
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If you are struggling with your mental health, don’t be afraid to reach out to your GP. In case you are studying or working at a university, you usually find that the university offers some counselling as well.
