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Cry a River, Build a Bridge, Get Over It: Hayet Rida || Masterminds Podcast EP102

Richie Mensah

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Cry a River, Build a Bridge, Get Over It: Hayet Rida || Masterminds Podcast EP102

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Richie Mensah
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14 306 просмотров · 2 дн. назад
Download Achieve By Petra – https://app.theachieveproject.com/PSL... Get the Lynx Octave Speaker – https://lynx-electronics.com/ Download Orbra, the life design app – https://orbralifedesign.com/download An aunt lifted an eight year old's shirt in front of the family and told her she looked pregnant. That one moment cost Hayet Rida her confidence for the next twenty years. What she built out of that is a masterclass in audacity. In this episode of the Masterminds Podcast, Richie Mensah sits down with Hayet Rida, a Ghanaian creative entrepreneur, brand builder and one of the first African voices to make radical vulnerability a strength online. Hayet talks about growing up big in Ghana and the culture of jokes that leaves scars, how she turned her honesty into a personal brand before vulnerability was a trend, and the failures that shaped every business she has built since, from the candle line that was too nice to burn to the jewellery brand born out of a bankrupt deal. She speaks with rare openness about grief and loss, and how she learned to carry sadness with her rather than wait for it to leave. Above all, this is a conversation about taking your life back and having the audacity to declare what you will become before anyone believes you. In this episode, you'll learn: Why the jokes adults make about children's bodies leave scars that last decades, and how to protect the young ones around you How Hayet turned radical honesty into a personal brand before vulnerability was ever a trend Why she shares from the scar and not from the wound, and the difference it makes Why her first product failing taught her more than a success would have How she rebuilt a bankrupt deal into her own jewellery brand How she learned to carry grief as a companion rather than wait for it to pass Why your life belongs to you, and what changes the moment you truly accept that Why you should take advice from the person who failed, not the one who succeeded The audacity principle: declare what you will become, then go and become it Chapters 00:00 – Intro 03:24 – Growing Up in Ghana and the Comment That Changed Everything 07:01 – The Power of Words and Protecting Children 14:04 – Building a Personal Brand From Radical Honesty 17:05 – Share From the Scar, Not the Wound 19:35 – The Candle That Was Too Nice to Burn 24:05 – Redefining Your Relationship With Failure 27:20 – On Loss, and Learning to Live Again 31:57 – Grief as a Companion 40:12 – My Life Belongs to Me 47:20 – Stop Seeking Validation, Name the Emotion 51:26 – Take Advice From the One Who Failed 55:07 – The Audacity to Declare What You Will Become 57:16 – Everything Is Just Shapes: The Art Lesson 01:10:15 – The Bookmark Pivot 01:23:26 – Final Mindset: Cry a River, Build a Bridge, Get Over It