Small talks (at midnight)

Tell someone today how  good they are!Be part of the movement and join us in this authentic, brilliant and joyful Small Talks at Midnight!     At Small Talks at Midnight Neil ‘O Brien, from Dublin.    Neil worked for a bank for 22 years and then decided that it was time for a change.In 1998 he founded Time To Fly and has since become Ireland's most requested conference speaker, thought leader and executive coach on the topics of mental fitness and human potential.His mission is to help people discover what their natural talent is.Listen to Neil's story, get some  advise on how to start discovering your talent and get surprised of what we found out about the number 22! By the way, season 2, episode 2!Host: Flavia Marfella https://linktr.ee/smalltalksGuests: Neil O'Brien - Brilliant Basics Deliver Advanced Results -  https://timetofly.ie/ Reference from the guest:Quiet. The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking by Susan CainBrilliant Basics Deliver Advanced Results - website - .  https://timetofly.ie/  In partnership with Attentive Mind Improving lives & business through meditation principles. Discover the Attentive Mind programs for

A reflection on where are we after the big challenges of 2020 and how can we live better everyday, building up new routines and basics.A heartfelt and lighthearted conversation about the power of empowering and the importance of empathy, community and friendship. Let's welcome our guests, two friends that inspire each others!Host: Flavia Marfella https://linktr.ee/smalltalksGuests:Louise Edwards - Managing Director BOLD SPACE consulting. LinkedIn- Louise edwardsInstagram:boldspace_coaching_consultancyEmail: Louise@boldspacecoaching.comGill Reilly IKEA Global Engagement Manager f Home Furnishing and Retail Design. https://www.linkedin.com/in/gill-reilly-0b362168/  and Instagram ikea_storyteller_gill_reillyReference/tips from our guests:Ted Talk by Kathy Coffey “How we create community” - video - : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6D1clAMFyw&t=336s *Maya Angelou “Rainbow in the clouds” - video - : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtdffxj7pNEBrilliant Basics Deliver Advanced Results - website - .  https://timetofly.ie/  In partnership with Attentive Mind Improving lives & business through meditation principles. Discover the Attentive Mind programs for

Welcome back to Small Talks (at midnight), I'm your host Flavia Marfella.Yes, season 2 is starting and have a lot of great stories to tell!Why this podcast is important to meI want to be a good example for my son and show him that everything is possible in life and that the connection with the people around you and in the world can bring to something magical!What you can find hereEvery episode, new topic, new guest, one big wish: inspiring you with intimate, lighthearted and heartfelt midnight conversations, listening to powerful stories around me, so hopefully you will be inspired to discover the stories around you.-Why midnightAs usual, we will talk at midnight, because, that's when my son sleeps for sure.Don't forget to subscribe, so you'll never miss a new episode!About Season 1During the first season I opened up windows across the world, talked with great guests about their dreams and passions.  I found out always more then I initially thought and the journey has been amazing so far.As you know, for me this is indeed a journey more than only a podcast.About Season 2 - what's newI got some time to reflect and re-charge with a lot of great family time!I decided to change towards an healthier life style and to get some powerful creative boost.I will continue my journey getting curious about stories around me, so hopefully you will be inspired to discover the stories around you.BackgroundI have always been obsessed with the reason that moves people to change the world, just one step at the time or master something, like learning a new language, handstand, climb a mountain or just making a perfect espresso. There is nothing stronger than willpower and nothing  better that learn from mistakes.Nothing more beautiful than vulnerability! People not afraid to share success stories as well as their failures: I admire them! It's never too late to change your life and dream again.Follow my journey, join Small talks (at midnight).Here all my contacts also if you have a story to share:https://linktr.ee/smalltalksClubhouse: @flavia.marfellaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/smalltalksatmidnight/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_talks_at_midnight/Goodpods app - social media for podcast lovers: @flaviaE-mail: midnightsmalltalks@gmail.com In partnership with Attentive Mind Improving lives & business through meditation principles. Discover the Attentive Mind programs for

For the last episode of the this season I thought I wanted to share a story of a dream which is probably considered THE DREAM, like quitting all what is known as normal and starting a new adventure traveling the world. But instead, what I found was even more inspiring.---Subscribing to a podcast is the best way to know when a new episode is live. Reviewing and rating the best way to make others know about it and let the podcaster know your appreciation.Share and let other people know what you liked from this podcast.Rate and review is also a fantastic way to let more people know about Small Talks (at midnight) and of course, to show how much you love it.—Let's open a window to the real jungle in Thailand (Sri Thanu on Koh Phangan. Thailand).Let's start a Small Talks at midnight with Rachel Thiel, a multidisciplinary designer, traveling the world slowly as a digital nomad.Rachel will tell us her story, a journey in the journey and her difficulties to transition into the change.She spent the last 2 years in doing inner work and self development, learning how to feel the things and connecting deeply with the people she met. She also learned that being vulnerable and showing the real you is so rewarding.What's blocking us, what's holding us back?How much are we ready for deeper conversation? How do we connect with people and how much are we ready to show our vulnerability?And, what's make home a home?And now, time to say goodbye.What a journey so far!Here all my contacts also if you have a story to share:https://linktr.ee/smalltalks—Rachel Thiel is a multidiciplinary designer helping people to set up their brand exactly the way they want their services and products to be perceived to leverage their business and on the other hand she is also creating style concepts for spaces, like cafés and restaurants, CoWorking Spaces or as well events.—Rachel was mentioning ‘Humans (all parts)' as an amazing documentary about mankind and the big questions in life:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdb4XGVTHkE In partnership with Attentive Mind Improving lives & business through meditation principles. Discover the Attentive Mind programs for

Welcome back to Small Talks at midnight,I'm your host, Flavia Marfella.This time I was in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, talking to Jordan Hayles, Video Editor & Host of the 'YO STiXX Podcast'.---More info about Jordan Hayles' podcast: https://twitter.com/YOSTiXXPodcasthttps://linktr.ee/yostixx---Sponsored by Attentive Mind, where art meet meditation.www.attentivemind.se10 % discount  for the Small Talks (at Midnight) listeners on Meditation packages (+ free consultation) and on the shop (original artworks).To get the promo code (offer not valid in combination with other promotions):1) Follow attentive_mind on Instagram2) Send a Direct Message writing: Small Talks.---We will hear an inspiring story of self-improvement, vulnerability, awareness.In this episode we got the opportunity to talk about the #blacklivesmatter movement.This is a journey, not something we can fix in a #tuesdayblackout. A journey that needs all of us to become the change we want. Personally, when I started feeling uncomfortable that was the moment I learned the most.Here a very useful source, if you want to know more:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CIfMQED_B444Y-K8kAqUOgq8xrSFdSrjFBRnyK6wmz4/editNow time to enjoy another great Small Talks at midnight!---Follow Small Talks (at midnight) on social media and subscribe on your music or podcast app, to not miss the next weekly episodes.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/smalltalksatmidnight/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_talks_at_midnight/Goodpods app - social media for podcast lovers: @flaviaE-mail: midnightsmalltalks@gmail.com In partnership with Attentive Mind Improving lives & business through meditation principles. Discover the Attentive Mind programs for

A full version of my conversation with Dr. Richard Munang.From the episode 14 'Why is so important to empower young generation and how we can build a legacy through inspiration' - podcast Small Talks (at midnight).Host: Flavia MarfellaGuest: Dr. Richard MunangDr. Richard Munang from Kenya, climate action expert, UN innovation award winner and author of the book Making Africa Work through the Power of Innovative Volunteerism.---Follow Small Talks (at midnight) on social media and subscribe on your music or podcast app, to not miss the next weekly episodes.Clubhouse: @flavia.marfellaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/smalltalksatmidnight/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_talks_at_midnight/Goodpods app - social media for podcast lovers: @flaviaE-mail: midnightsmalltalks@gmail.com In partnership with Attentive Mind Improving lives & business through meditation principles. Discover the Attentive Mind programs for

In this episode we talk about many forms of injustice. I stand against racism and want to help building a world free of discrimination, hate and violence. Being a role model though good example and good actions can inspire people to live a more purposeful life and as a consequence create a positive effect on their community and eventually on the planet.In this episode, I connected to 3 inspiring voices:Grace Maddrell, 14 years old  climate activist from England https://twitter.com/ElmGraceDr. Richard Munang from Kenya, climate action expert, UN innovation award winner and author of the book Making Africa Work through the Power of Innovative Volunteerism https://twitter.com/RichardMunangFrancis Ssembatya 18y. climate activist from Uganda https://twitter.com/FrancisSsembat2This episode is about how to empower young generation, being role model, representing minority, living a purposeful life, climate changes effect in Africa, friendship, dreams and vision.How would be the world if we could have millions of people living a purposeful life, where passion is the currency? Inspiring somebody is part of solving problems.We need to be brave for the kids who are dreaming those biggest dreams of equality and better world today. Every child should know that their future matters and their dreams are possible.As you know I particularly care about the climate change movement and, on top of that, I believe in listening to the young generation and to anyone that empowers them.Enjoy listening!FlaviaClubhouse: @flavia.marfellaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/smalltalksatmidnight/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_talks_at_midnight/Goodpods app - social media for podcast lovers: @flaviaE-mail: midnightsmalltalks@gmail.com In partnership with Attentive Mind Improving lives & business through meditation principles. Discover the Attentive Mind programs for

Welcome back to Small Talks at midnight,Can a garden heal you? How can we reconnect with the nature and nourish ourselves?A long held vision is taking shape. Music, healing gardens and reflections on why we should reconnect with the nature and hold to our dream - France.This time I went to France, to talk to Mark Maddrell, shiatsu practitioner, gardener, songwriter and proud dad.What's a healing garden?What does it take to make a dream come true?...Inspired by the Healing Field at Glastonbury Festival, Mark together with his partner Aurore have long wanted to create a permanent equivalent where people can come for healing, and therapists can work in a naturally beautiful place.This long held vision took time to see the light. We will follow all the up and downs and challenges that finally brought Mark to be able to feel the freedom of walking barefoot again.Inspired by a Tweet from Podchaser, I wrote a letter to my podcast. I thought it's a lovely idea to start this episode and to reflect on how a passion make us feel that we're on the right path in life and give us hope for a happy and exciting future.‘Dear podcast,You are making me even more curious about life and people. You are making me laugh, reflect and develop myself.You make me realize that I need to continue to give voice to the dreamers, speak up on injustice and open my heart to the beauty around us'.And now, time to get inspired with a new endearing story.Enjoy listening!Subscribe, share if you like, connect writing to midnightsmalltalks@gmail.comTake care!---In this episode:Mark Maddrell's website: http://entempsvoulu.org/http://SoundCloud.com/MarkMisrule for music projects Do you want to know more about healing field at GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL?https://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/areas/the-green-fields/the-healing-field/Clubhouse: @flavia.marfellaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/smalltalksatmidnight/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_talks_at_midnight/Goodpods app - social media for podcast lovers: @flaviaE-mail: midnightsmalltalks@gmail.com In partnership with Attentive Mind Improving lives & business through meditation principles. Discover the Attentive Mind programs for

Welcome back to Small Talks at midnight!It feels like almost a season 2 for me:  a more confident me, with many more mistakes to learn from and with a conquered freedom. And a new trailer!Many chapters, many personal reflections from my side on my podcast journey, inspired by the insightful conversation that you will hear in this episode.---Minute 6.35 I went back to South Africa, this time to Cape Town, meeting Matthew Kalil, writer, director and script editor.We had an inspiring conversation and touched some interesting topics such as:What is a story that matter?Why is it never too late to dream or doing something new?How important are the people around us? New reflections after Covid19 hit us. Why we start introducing ourselves mentioning our job position as first?And of course we talked about dreams.Enjoy listening!Subscribe, share if you like, connect writing to midnightsmalltalks@gmail.comTake care!

Do you want to know more about Swedish concept of ‘Lagom', have the ultimate interior design tip and see how it is like the life of a blogger?---Host: Flavia MarfellaGuests:Niki Brantmark founder of award winning interior design blog My Scandinavian Home and the author of three Nordic design and lifestyle books: https://www.instagram.com/myscandinavianhome/Florian Werner, global marketing and communication leader and curator of the happy urbanist instablog: https://www.instagram.com/thehappyurbanist/Clubhouse: @flavia.marfellaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/smalltalksatmidnight/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_talks_at_midnight/Goodpods app - social media for podcast lovers: @flaviaE-mail: midnightsmalltalks@gmail.com

This time I connected to Colorado.There I met JJ Ramberg, award-winning television host, bestselling author, and entrepreneur.After hosting for 13 years a program about entrepreneurship for NBC News Your Business, she now decided to try how does it feel to be behind the scene, co-founding with her brother Ken Goodpods, a peer to peer podcast recommendation app, that seems to become a real game-changer for the podcast industry.—Host: Flavia Marfella  - also on Goodpods now as @flavia - Show: Small Talks (at midnight)Guest: JJ Ramberg (biography below)—How difficult is to find podcast recommendation and how difficult is for the podcaster to be known?Recently I have been asked what is the major challenge as an indipendent podcaster. I had no doubt in answering to that and soon I discovered many other podcasters have the same issue: just letting the people know that you even exist. In particular to the ones that already  are familiar to podcast, not necessarily are interested to find recommendations on other social media. So far I found twitter quite useful for that scope, but still very dispersive.It was actually on Twitter where I got in contact with Goodpods for the first time.The things that I love the most, beside the user friendliness and a lovely graphic, is that you can find single episode according to your mood and interests.As a podcaster you can engage with the listeners, things to me impossible at the moment with the current platform.Even harder if you want to get the word out about one episodes, since I touch every time a different topic.Several top influencers including Dan Harris, Rachel Hollis, Gwynet Paltrow, Kim Kardashian, and brands like The Today Show and Entertainment Weekly have signed up -- giving smaller podcasters an opportunity to tap into a huge pool of listeners.If you are a podcast lover, I think you should just try, soon available on Android.If you are a podcaster and your show is on Apple Podcasts, it will automatically be in Goodpods and you have just to do few steps to connect with your profile.I was so lucky to be one of the first in Europe, so I could choose a simpler username, instead of the classical name22345.So,  follow my account @flavia e subscribe to my show Small Talks (at midnight), comment on episodes, and share your episodes on your profile! Looking forward to meeting you there!Guest: JJ RambergHost for 13 years of ‘Your business' on NBC news, dedicated to providing a forum for issues affecting the owners of small and growing businesses.She hosted also the series Follow the Food for the BBC World News, an eight-part documentary series that questions where our food comes from and how will this change in the near future, thanks to new technologies and innovative ways of farming.Author of the best-selling book It's Your Business – 183 Essential Tips that Will Transform Your Small Business and The Startup Club, a fun fiction book tailored to young entrepreneurs.JJ refers to the children book 'The Little Engine That Could.Clubhouse: @flavia.marfellaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/smalltalksatmidnight/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_talks_at_midnight/Goodpods app - social media for podcast lovers: @flaviaE-mail: midnightsmalltalks@gmail.com

This time I've spoken with Estella, research associate at the University college in London.Estella received a PhD in Social Anthropology from the University of Sydney (Australia), with a study on social responses to crisis and crisis management in Lebanon.We refer in this episode to her book ‘Specchi scomodi' (available italian, but topic available on her website, detail below) where she describes the forced migration and she explain in a very clear way the background of that.Recorded at the beginning to the Covid19 outbreak, we touched the topic of migration and solidarity.With this episode I put myself completely outside my comfort zone in an absolutely humble approach in learning something far from my daily life. Estella made for me very easy trying to share a very complex topic in a way I could feel connected.---Follow Small Talks (at midnight) on social media and subscribe on your music or podcast app, to not miss the next weekly episodes.Clubhouse: @flavia.marfellaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/smalltalksatmidnight/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_talks_at_midnight/Goodpods app - social media for podcast lovers: @flaviaE-mail: midnightsmalltalks@gmail.com---What brought Estella Carpi to Lebanon and what moves her in a constant research of peace and human development and progress  ?We talked about her experience in Lebanon, the difference between compassion and informed solidarity, her love for arabic world and fascination for what she defines ‘what is not me'.She also opened up sharing her feelings around reaching a dream, when it comes to her field: as a researcher speaking of failure is a taboo.What I learned during this conversation is that there is always something that we can do: informed solidarity is the way to change things, a way to make humanity to feel real.Guest: Estella Carpi:1) https://mabisir.wordpress.com/ Views on anthropological, social and political affairs in the Middle East. 2) Specchi scomodi. Etnografia delle migrazioni forzate nel Libano contemporaneo.  Editore: Mimesis 2018

This time I stayed in Milan, where I continued the conversation with Alessandro, italian documentary filmmaker.This episode is in 2 parts: the first one was a lighthearted conversation during breakfast. Now it's evening, we talk after a full day of work and reflected on dreams, what makes them happen and we talked also about memories that will stay forever.---Follow Small Talks (at midnight) on social media and subscribe on your music or podcast app, to not miss out the next  episodes.Clubhouse: @flavia.marfellaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/smalltalksatmidnight/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_talks_at_midnight/Goodpods app - social media for podcast lovers: @flaviaE-mail: midnightsmalltalks@gmail.com---We have many learning moment in our life, many turning points, some of them unexpected. Referring to his favourite book The Shadow-Line, short novel  by Joseph Conrad, he says ‘We don't have one shadow line in our life, we have many'.What makes a dream come true?Sometimes it's a matter of timing, sometimes it's a matter of turning negative situation and believing in an old project, sometimes it's learning from mistakes.Alessandro shares all the experiences that were truly turning points for his own life.He got the chance of his life of directing exactly the way he wanted and learned along the way how to become a better director. Another shadow line, as he mentioned in the first part of the interview a metaphor of growing from challenging situation.The secret for a good direction? He learned the big lesson: you need to keep control, but also let the things happen - it's a matter of balance.And about my dream to become a director? Let's say, everything is possible…but it would include some hiring…I got a very clear and honest answer! I might have a chancw...Writing is absolutely the starting point.Would you like to know more about Alessandro's work?Alessandro Soetje - www.nantucket.it also on Vimeo and IMBd.Enjoy listening! 

Welcome back to Small Talks (at midnight).This time I went to Milan.There I met Alessandro, Italian with Dutch origins, director, writer, cinematographer. This episode will be in 2 parts.The first part is a lighthearted conversation during breakfast.Alessandro Soetje started as a photographer and when the opportunity came he decided to follow his instinct for adventure. ---Follow Small Talks (at midnight) on social media and subscribe on your music or podcast app, to not miss out the next  episodes.Clubhouse: @flavia.marfellaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/smalltalksatmidnight/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_talks_at_midnight/Goodpods app - social media for podcast lovers: @flaviaE-mail: midnightsmalltalks@gmail.com---The experience in Burkina Faso is his own ‘shadow line'. He describes how that experience signed his life, his personal and professional novel, for the coming years.In this episode literally no running order: we talked about coffee, of course, sense of belonging, shooting anecdotes, eating noodles. young Alessandro's idols and his love for cinema, where he always felt at home. ‘Once you stop learning, you stop living' is his strong message.Do you think I missed the opportunity to ask about my dream of becoming director? Sure not! Just wait for part 2! :)Would you like to know more about Alessandro's work?Alessandro Soetje - www.nantucket.it also on Vimeo and IMBd.

Welcome back to Small Talks at Midnight, I'm your host Flavia Marfella. This time I went to in New York. There I met Angela. Transformation coach & meditation teacher.Starting from her own difficult past, she is a living example of how you can heal yourself.It all began with a little book called You Can Heal Your Life by Louise Hay and nothing will stop this brave woman in fighting injustice and helping other people with her example.She worked this past year with her Senator to help creating a law to help victims of domestic violence.As she also is a plant-based chef, we talked about food, nutrition and her passion for Italy, my country.Listen to this fearless voice from New York, against domestic violence. A story of healing through meditation. In her work as a transformation coach & meditation teacher, she uses the same tools that saved her life and set her on a path of peace and happiness. This past year, after trying to convert anger in something positive, she come up with an idea on her meditation cushion.'What is happiness?' 'How am I going to live my life?'At age of 29 Angela found herself in a turning point. She wanted to leave her abusive marriage and she figured that she needed a plan. It was time for her to make some brave decision to get out of a difficult situation and really heal herself.When the things seemed to go on a right path again, Angela had to face another traumatic episode. Again, she found in herself the strength to go on, this time thanks to meditation.Angela shared with me how she uses the same tools that saved her life to help other people to find a path of peace and happiness.Meditation is for her an incredible source of ideas and a way to convert anger in something good.Even if I just met Angela, I immediately could feel she is unstoppable. She told me what 's next.If you want to know more about Angela's journey:Look for her on www.angelaaccomando.com Instagram @angelaccomando Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/angelaccomando/Check her podcast out 'Meditate on this', where her guests share what brought them to meditation and how it changed her life. She often hosts meditation challenges www.freemeditationchallenge.comPlease take some minutes to rate and review this podcast, detail in the description or reach out to me on social media.Clubhouse: @flavia.marfellaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/smalltalksatmidnight/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_talks_at_midnight/Goodpods app - social media for podcast lovers: @flaviaE-mail: midnightsmalltalks@gmail.comWhen you have few minutes, could you please rate and review the podcast on your podcast platform or on Podchaser? It should ask you to register for free first.https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/small-talks-at-midnight-1115403Thanks, really appreciate! Take care!

In this episode, I learned a lot about:body acceptance and body positivityintuitive eating and health at every sizebody neutralitybetter say useful habits rather than bad habitsHost: Flavia MarfellaGuest: Kitty Underhill, London, model, speaker and body and self acceptance advocate. @kittyunderhillx on all platforms.—Clubhouse: @flavia.marfellaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/smalltalksatmidnight/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_talks_at_midnight/Goodpods app - social media for podcast lovers: @flaviaE-mail: midnightsmalltalks@gmail.com In partnership with Attentive Mind Improving lives & business through meditation principles. Discover the Attentive Mind programs for

Welcome back to Small Talks!Every episode, new guest, new city, one big wish: inspiring you with genuine stories about dreams and what makes them happen, meeting our guests across the world at midnight, in the silence of their home.This time we will be in the Netherlands.Marianne is a lifestyle family and portrait photographer – originally from Norway – married to a German and mom to 3 teenagers.If you are curious about her work, you can look into her Instagram accounts: @picturelyspoken and @mariannehopeMarianne shared with me that her dream when she was young was to be a creative. She just didn't know in what way, straight out of school.She told me the story of how she met the love of her life and what brought her in the Netherlands.We talked about how hard and competitive can be the life of a photographer and how she grew in her confidence, finding her uniqueness and strengths.She told me that to study any kind of creative profession was very hard in Norway in 1992 as there were so few schools and student spots. Since she had good grades in school and an ear for languages she instead chose something that came relatively easy to her -  Economic study in Mannheim, Germany. She didn't like the study at all, but she did like living abroad, loved student life as it was and there she met the love of her life.In the end – after becoming a mom and passionately capturing her kids' visual story as an avid scrapbooker - photography found her. The day she decided to take the step to be my own employer and to photograph people for a living, is the day she finally found her why: to capture other people's stories and to know that they will treasure these moments for years and years, is what makes her happy and what drives her to put in the hard work every day. Join me in this lighthearted and sparkling conversation full of tips!When you have few minutes, could you please rate and review the podcast on Podchaser? It should ask you to register for free first.https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/small-talks-at-midnight-1115403Thanks, really appreciate! Take care!

This is a kind of episode that I hope will make all of us feel a bit less alone.During Easter Holiday I met Queenie, who is living and working in Shanghai and Christian connecting from London.Both of them have in common the love for design of spaces and design of experiences and they made this their profession. We talked about the relevancy nowadays of a question like ‘where are you from', the sense of belonging, childhood and youth memories, space design, blogs and books that inspire, passions and dreams as form of obsessions. When you have few minutes, could you please rate and review the podcast on Podchaser? It should ask you to register for free first. https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/small-talks-at-midnight-1115403Thanks, really appreciate! Take care!

This  is one of my first episode in the podcast journey and always treasure as part of my learning and path to live a more confident life. So even if nor perfect, here you go.The guest is amazing!Last night I connected with Anna Phoebe Conrey, in Johannesburg, South Africa.We talked about dreams, environment and the power of the human connection.Anna is a 17 years old climate activist that has a very clear idea on how important is the empowerment of ONE single person to make an impact and how the climate movement will develop in the future.When you have few minutes, could you please rate and review the podcast on Podchaser? It should ask you to register for free first. https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/small-talks-at-midnight-1115403Thanks, really appreciate! Take care!

This  is one of my first episode in the podcast journey and always treasure as part of my learning and path to live a more confident life. So even if nor perfect, here you go.The young talent is amazing!Lighthearted, genuine and inspiring midnight conversation. A window on powerful personal stories about dreams across the world.In this episode we will be in Texas. It's midnight for our guest. A strong yet vulnerable and humble young woman, a rapper with a powerful story to tell.Sobritt: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6PyJi4QF38DFjgYLKJpu0lWhen you have few minutes, could you please rate and review the podcast on Podchaser? It should ask you to register for free first. https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/small-talks-at-midnight-1115403Thanks, really appreciate! Take care!

It's midnight, the house is very silent, it's time for small talks.Every episode, new city, new topic, new guests, a new window to open and one big wish: inspiring you with intimate, lighthearted and heartfelt midnight conversations, listening to powerful stories across the globe, with core focus on dreams and what makes them happen. I'm your host, Flavia Marfella.I have always been obsessed with the reason that moves people to change the world, just one step at the time or master something, like learning a new language, handstand, climb a mountain or just making a perfect espresso. Musician, travelers, climate activists, body acceptance or justice advocates, film makers or writers, entrepreneurs, believers, dreamers, people not afraid to share success stories as well as their failures: I admire them! What moves them? Why that specific topic is important to them? What keeps them motivated? Which challenge have they faced to reach their dream? Have they reached that yet? Who supports them? What stops them? What's the difference between achieving goals and accomplish a dream? A genuine podcast, a window on personal powerful stories across the globe, a way to think positive towards the future.it's never too late to change your life and dream again.Contact email: midnightsmalltalks@gmail.comFacebook: Small Talks, at midnight Instagram: @small_talks_at_midnight