What if learning a new language could completely change your life?

For me, it did — and not in the way I expected. I grew up in Oregon, studied in England, and spent a Christmas break traveling through Spain, Italy, and Israel.

England felt familiar — comfortable, predictable, a lot like home. But then I got to Spain. And everything changed. Spain was loud, vibrant, and beautifully chaotic.

People were close, warm, and full of life — nothing like England or America. And somewhere in an open air market, I met someone who made me want to stay.

But it wasn't just him. Spain pulled at something deep inside me. It was so different, so alive, so full of color — and it made me GROW in ways I never imagined.

While I was building my career helping others find their voice in English, I was finding mine in Spanish.

And let me tell you — I felt EVERY uncomfortable moment of being a non-native speaker.

The hesitation, the searching for words, the fear of getting it wrong. And that's exactly why I do what I do. Because I've been there. And I know that on the other side of that discomfort is a whole new world waiting for you.

From Intern to Consultant: Earning Your Seat at the Table
What does it take to build a career in the high-stakes world of Digital Transformation and Global Fashion?

In this episode of the Elephant Method Podcast, I sit down with Maria, a communications consultant at Roca Salvatella in Barcelona. We dive into her journey of professional growth, cultural identity, and the reality of working with global powerhouses.

Highlights of our conversation:
The "Boss’s Daughter" Myth: How Maria navigated entering a family business by insisting on an internship to prove her value and build her own credibility.
Global Branding: Insights into her work with Puig, the giant behind iconic brands like Carolina Herrera, Rabanne, and Charlotte Tilbury.

Confidence & Language: Overcoming the "language barrier" and why trusting your capabilities is the ultimate career hack.

Barcelona Vibes: From the Mediterranean lifestyle to the incredible Catalan tradition of Castellers.

Maria’s story is a masterclass in discipline, perseverance, and the importance of finding your own voice in a crowded industry.

In this episode of The Elephant Method Podcast, I sit down with Laurie Deviscourt — a talented professional with a beautiful heart whose life and work defy every boundary.

Laurie opens up about the deeply human experience of working with disabled clients. How she corresponds with a man on death row — a reminder of humanity.

Laurie also gives us a glimpse into her remarkable daily life, crossing borders between France and Switzerland to do work that matters.

And in perhaps her most personal revelation, she shares her years-long battle with anorexia — a fight that took her between five and seven years to win. She's an extraordinary woman, and I can't wait for you to meet her. Let's GO!

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