The Leap Club
The Leap Club is a space for the brave, the curious, and the ones who know there’s more to life than a 9-5.
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EP 45 - "I Quit My 9–5 to Start Sockergris, My Swedish Candy Store" (with Selma Larsson) (opens the original)
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We often see the finished version of someone’s dream life, the beautiful business, the freedom, the exciting career, but rarely the messy journey behind it. We glamorize people who are building their dream lives, without seeing the risks, difficult decisions, uncomfortable situations, doubts, and sacrifices that got them there. And I think those are often the most beautiful parts of the story, because that’s where the real growth happens. In this episode, I sit down with the Founder of Sockergir
EP 44 - How to Make a Living by Monetizing Your Passions (with Emelie Lotz) (opens the original)
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Recorded live at Good News Coffee in the heart of Amsterdam, this episode is all about taking the leap and turning the things you love into a sustainable living. In this conversation, I’m joined by Emily Lotz, an interior architect and content creator, who shares her journey of transforming her passions into a career. Emily opens up about her acne journey, the challenges she faced, and how sharing her story through content creation helped her connect with others and create new opportunities.
EP 43 - What Regret Can Teach You About Your Life (with Simon Gullstrom) (opens the original)
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What if regret isn't something to fear, but something to learn from? In this episode, I sit down with storyteller, producer, director, and writer Simon Gullstrom to explore one of the most universal human emotions: regret. After spending two years researching the topic while following four people around the world, Simon dives deep into four distinct forms of regret that shape our lives: foundational regret, connection regret, boldness regret, and moral regret. Together, we unpack what each of th
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