“It’s Usually the Owner Who Burns Out, Not the Employees” Dr. Judith Schmitt on Leading Through Change
She left her position at Prague University of Economics and Business because of her husband’s career. Today, Dr.…
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“You Can Be Feminine and Strong.” Nikol Šafinová on Becoming an Airline Pilot
Becoming a pilot means mastering what once felt impossible, embracing relentless discipline, and pushing forward long before you…
“If You Can’t Recognize Good Writing, Claude Won’t Help You”: A Conversation About AI and Creativity
When I first started my journey in copywriting years ago, Michel Struhárová was one of the first people…
Protecting the Wild: Trang Nguyen on Courage, Conservation, and Leading Change
Protecting wildlife is not only about saving animals — it is about courage, persistence, and the willingness to…
Ask the Expert: Talia Wolf on the Psychology of Premium Pricing
Why do customers sometimes choose the more expensive option — even when cheaper alternatives exist? To explore the…
The Power of Inner Knowing in Leadership: Interview with ŠKOLA INTUÍCIE®
In a world obsessed with data, strategy decks, and measurable outcomes, intuition — and intuitive leadership skills —…
Painting a Life That Feels True: An Interview with Jen Carmiel on Art, Joy, and Meaning
Jen Carmiel is a watercolor artist whose work celebrates small, everyday joys. Growing up in Florida, she began…
Why Being Different Is a Superpower – Lessons from Kamila Paličková, The Woman Who Dares to Be Wild and True
Kamila Paličková is not just a coach and the author of “Through Obstacles to the Stars.” She’s a…
Photographer Silvia Slafkovská: “If I feel good about the photo, usually the client does too.”
Silvia Slafkovská is a professional photographer who has spent more than two decades capturing people—moments rich in expression,…
Nina Wenzl: “My children are proud of me for having a career, and I’m proud of that.”
In this exclusive interview, we sit down with Nina Wenzl — a seasoned professional, mother, and advocate for…