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not a straight line

Oriane’s journey is a powerful testament to resilience, self-discovery, and the pursuit of authentic alignment in life and work. In this episode, Oriane opens up about her experience living with ADHD, including her need to find unique ways to manage her symptoms and the challenges of working in a small apartment. We delve into her personal struggles, from the emotional impact of moving homes multiple times to navigating the complexities of self-worth shaped by her father’s absence.

Oriane shares her journey through various career paths, from studying international business and strategic marketing to working in the fashion industry, and ultimately finding her calling as a coach. She reflects on the toxic job environment she faced and how this experience led her to a deeper understanding of her true mission—to help others who feel disconnected from their authentic selves.

Our conversation explores the role of shame and regret, and the importance of following one’s own path despite societal pressures. Oriane emphasises the value of coaching in achieving high performance and shares her unique approach, which integrates intuitive tools like oracle cards and astrology to support her clients in rediscovering their true purpose.

Throughout this candid discussion, Oriane’s vulnerability and insights offer a source of inspiration and guidance for anyone seeking to rebuild their self-worth and live in greater alignment with their soul’s mission. Her story is a reminder of the power of perseverance and the importance of creating a safe space for authentic conversations.

Find out more about Oriane

Books

These books have inspired Oriane:

"The Journey home by Swami Radhanath"

"Currently 'Shoe Dog' from Phil Knight, I didn't know a business book could give you so much goosebumps. Maybe because I'm a runner, I'm a nike lover, and a die hard fan from Steve Prefontaine."

"And against everyone says about him, Can't hurt me from David Goggins. I've never felt so seen as when reading this book."

Social Media

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/oriane-dinse

Instagram - @orianebrunel

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