• Maryam Pasha - Being Able To Credit Others In Your Success Story

  • Oct 8 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 3 mins
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Maryam Pasha - Being Able To Credit Others In Your Success Story

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  • In episode 8 of Welcome to Successville, your friend and host Sophie Williams is joined by Successful Guest Maryam Pasha.

    Maryam discusses her relationship with success and her involvement in TEDx London. She reflects on her academic success in school and university, and how extracurricular activities contributed the most to her future successes. Maryam also shares her role in coaching TEDx speakers and the impact of their talks. Maryam discusses the true measure of success, which lies in the trust and impact she has on others. She emphasizes the importance of collaboration and recognizing the contributions of others in achieving success. Maryam also shares some exciting news of her own.

    You can find Maryam’s podcast - Climate Curious, here

    You can find Payzee’s TED Talk here

    You can find my TED Talk here

    You can find Maryam on Instagram here

    You can find the transcript of this episode here



    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction to Maryam Pasha

    03:38 Maryam’s Relationship with Success as a Young Person

    06:46 TED Talks as a tool vs an end goal

    21:09 Success as a team sport

    34:57 A new success - signing with a literary agent

    48:30 Listener voicemail & separating work and personal identities

    59:24 Quickfire questions
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