Show Notes
Loneliness, division, disconnection—these are some of the biggest barriers to human connection. And when people feel unseen, they get mean. This week, I sat down with the extraordinary Somia Sadiq, a trauma-integrated mediator, peace-builder, and absolute powerhouse, to talk about what it really takes to reconcile, reconnect, and rebuild.
From post-colonial Punjab to the boardrooms and conflict zones of Canada, Somia’s story is a masterclass in resilience, leadership, and the power of showing up. If we want a better world for ourselves and our kids, we have to start here. With tough conversations, with unlearning, with choosing to do the work.
This episode is a game-changer.
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