Dare To Dream Big Anastasia

Welcome dear friend, to the ‘Dare to dream big’ podcast. My name is Anastasia Dimitriadou and in these sessions I invite you to join me and my amazingly creative guests for some raw, unedited conversations about what it really takes—behind the scenes—to make your dreams come true.

This is a special episode of the podcast because the guest that I have on the podcast today, is me.

I have a recording for you from a few months ago when I got asked to share my journey with a bunch of students who needed to interview entrepreneurs and I said yes. And I am so happy I did because it really made a difference to them how much I cared to tell them as much as possible in this short time and I just wished there were more people who had opened up to me like that when I was still studying.

But before we move on I want to share with you something very very exciting.

Besides co-founding Bite Me Crew and Villa Kultur I am also a creative business coach, helping women to make money doing what they love and I am thrilled to let you know that I have opened my calendar for a limited time for personal Coaching Sessions.

That means for September and October 2022 you can get a 1&1 with me on how you can make a living from your passion.

Follow the link to book your session: https://calendly.com/anastasia-dimitriadou/90min

Maybe you have been wondering how your love for photography, art, design, interior, jewelry- you name it - could turn into a business, maybe you already have a business but you feel stuck or overwhelmed then I have something for you.

I call them the Dare to Dream Big Sessions where we spent 90 min just on you where we are going to amplify your passion, drive and motivation to move towards your dreams with confidence.

When you come out of this session you will feel energized and you will walk away with:

-a crystal clear vision of what you want
-an awareness of your barriers that hold you back
-the keys to your own personal power
-strategies and action steps to move forward with inspiration tailored to your needs

Follow the link to book your session: https://calendly.com/anastasia-dimitriadou/90min I am offering my podcast listeners 20% off the regular price, so when you come over to book just fill in the code: DreamBig20 and you get 20% off the price of your session in September and October 2022.

I'm looking forward to meet you superstar!

Instagram: @anastasiasflow

Website: www.anastasiadimitriadou.com

Email: Hey@anastasiadimitriadou.com

Talk soon, bye bye my love.

Welcome dear friend, to the ‘Dare to dream big’ podcast. My name is Anastasia Dimitriadou and in these sessions I invite you to join me and my amazingly creative guests for some raw, unedited conversations about what it really takes—behind the scenes—to make your dreams come true.

Today you’re listening to Lawrence Ebelle from Curated Works.

Lawrence is an educated architect but comes with so many more talents, she really knows how to use her hands and makes stunning paper flowers, is into book binding, plays instruments, she works as designer, works with interior, makes signs, published a book and is also an artist in a way.

She started her journey in the USA and then came to Denmark and basically never left. She talks about how it was to start out in a foreign country, having no connections and being surrounded with a lot of competition.

Coming from the museum world, she wanted to curate places but then decided to go to signage school which gave her a competitive advantage I would say and then got more and clients to work with by simply walking into a store, asking them if they needed help with anything.

Trusting her skills, she got to experiment and try new things while always keeping in mind to deliver on the promise.

It comes so natural to her now but she says that she wasn’t always this way, it wasn’t until one day a mentor of her told her to toughen up and be more out there.

Another huge learning moment for her was when she got fired from her dream job and you’ll hear what this experience enabled her to do.

We then go to talking about her upbringing, her background where she learned about values such as loyalty and discipline, where religion played a big role and although she learned that being polite is a good thing, she was never afraid to speak her mind.

We also talk about how she discovered architecture for herself where a certain teacher influenced her and later on it was another professor who also made a huge impact on her work and you will hear why, it made me cry.

She is such an analogue woman and we talk about her relationship with her hands and how it just makes her happy and finally we talk about Lawrence’s dream of having a studio of her own with more people who make her visions come to life.

MY GUEST: Lawrence Ebelle is on Instagram as @curated.works and under www.curatedworks.agency

MY PARTNER: @villakultur, www.villakultur.dk

Let’s continue this conversation over at my Instagram @anastasiasflow. Let me know what you think or what you took from this episode with Lawrence under the latest post. I would love to chat to you there, really!

Check out how you can work with me from September 1st : www.anastasiadimitriadou.com

Talk soon, bye bye my love.

Welcome dear friend, to the ‘Dare to dream big’ podcast. My name is Anastasia Dimitriadou and in these sessions I invite you to join me and my amazingly creative guests for some raw, unedited conversations about what it really takes—behind the scenes—to make your dreams come true.

Today you are listening to a Amalie Schmidt from Visju.

I am telling you, Amalie is on a mission. Women represent half of the population, and she believes this must be reflected in our economy. Visju is creating a transparent platform where interiors and conscious choices go hand in hand - and ensure that female entrepreneurs are supported, so that we can increase the share of the only 4% of new female entrepreneurs in Denmark and around the world.

This is probably the episode where I share the most compared to the other episodes so far, I had an emotional moment just when Amalie walked in, with a theme that often knocks on my door, the desire to be supported or in other words not to be alone. That was such a funny coincidence since Amalie is all about supporting women.

From there the conversation takes off and we talk about why physicality is so important to her, where her inspiration comes from, what travelling means to her, we talk about her daily ritual of smudging which we couldn’t find the word for while we were talking and the importance of stillness.

We also talk about how we actually met, which is a funny story and we then we go over to talk about the moment she quit her job and if she felt like she made the right decision.

Amalie tells us about the limiting beliefs she is observing in her network of women and her own biggest struggles when starting out and how she got her first customer without a website, without anything really besides a passionate story.

Amalie is such a passionate Feminist. Equal rights in all aspects are so vital to her and you will hear why. Having a big why is so important in business I think so you are going to enjoy hearing hers.

Finally we talk about role models we need as women for ourselves and why becoming new role models for our children is so important.

MY GUEST: Amalie is on Instagram as @visjudecor

MY PARTNER: @villakultur, www.villakultur.dk

Let’s continue this conversation over at my Instagram @anastasiasflow. Let me know what you think or what you took from this episode with Amalie under the latest post. I would love to chat to you there, really!

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Talk soon, bye bye my love.

Welcome dear friend, to the ‘Dare to dream big’ podcast. My name is Anastasia Dimitriadou and in these sessions I invite you to join me and my amazingly creative guests for some raw, unedited conversations about what it really takes—behind the scenes—to make your dreams come true.

Today you are listening to a special episode, because it’s a live session from my podcast release party a few months ago.

I was very lucky that my guest was Aya Fabricius.

Aya is, as you will hear a bubbly, positive, outgoing and adventurous creative soul who has co-founded Spotly, a platform to book short-term showroom space, she is head of communication at a company called Proptech that works in real estate and she does so much more of course.

In this conversation you will hear what drives Aya, the potential she sees in pop-ups and what they can bring to small businesses.

We talk about how important failing is and if failure was something that was welcomed when Aya was growing up. And she shares with us one of her biggest failures when she was an intern in NYC, how she dealt with it and how she goes about projects that are not working out.

Aya shares with us how she sees the connection between cultural entrepreneurs and capitalism and what needs to change from her point of view.

We also talk about fears such as imposter syndrom, about work life balance, about feeling at home, about the down sides of being driven and about slowing down.

And at last we talk about people, about how to go about collaborations, what she beliefs about people to be true and about taking responsibility for our feelings.

I’m feeling so happy when listening back to this conversation because it reminds me how blessed I am in this life. This day was so special to me and this podcast is special to me, so thank you for listening. Aya said something in the end which is what makes this life so interesting to me. She said, it’s just people.


MY GUEST:Aya is on Instagram as @ayafabricius or @spotly_co

MY PARTNER: @villakultur, www.villakultur.dk

Let’s continue this conversation over at my Instagram @anastasiasflow. Let me know what you think or what you took from this episode with Aya under the latest post. I would love to chat to you there, really!

Talk soon, bye bye my love.

Welcome dear friend, to the ‘Dare to dream big’ podcast. My name is Anastasia Dimitriadou and in these sessions I invite you to join me and my amazingly creative guests for some raw, unedited conversations about what it really takes—behind the scenes—to make your dreams come true.

Today I am talking to the incredible Theresa Blank Schjønning from Blank Space Studio.

Blank Space Studio is a creative consultancy which she started with her husband. Helping food and beverage brands succeed in established and new markets and grow sustainably.

But maybe you know Theresa from her time at Sweet Sneak where she was one of 5 girls rocking the pop-up event scene in Copenhagen which turned later into a full-service food consultancy.

Theresa has enormous people skills and a sense for beauty which makes everything she touches visually pleasing and you will always feel brighter after you met this networking talent.

She represents to me a true self made woman who managed to mold her own way of working with things that spark her interest which brings so much passion into her life.

We talk about how she got to Copenhagen, how she started Sweet Sneak Studio, what made it so successful, how her desire evolved from there and what the challenges are to work with people you love like your family, partner and friends.

Theresa lets us know how it was to open a physical space to then have the pandemic close it again (for a while that was) and she tells us how she feels to be in a service industry at the moment and the struggles of not having a role model for the work she does.
I had such a great time talking to Nadia and I am just in awe of her talent of creating beautiful things and environments while staying humble, and funny and grounded and silly.


MY GUEST: Theresa is on Instagram as @ _theblankspacestudio @sweetsneak_cph and you can also find her under https://https://www.theblankspacestudio.com/

MY PARTNER: @villakultur, www.villakultur.dk

Let’s continue this conversation over at my Instagram @anastasiasflow. Let me know what you think or what you took from this episode with Theresa under the latest post. I would love to chat to you there, really!

Talk soon, bye bye my love.

Welcome dear friend, to the ‘Dare to dream big’ podcast. My name is Anastasia Dimitriadou and in these sessions I invite you to join me and my amazingly creative guests for some raw, unedited conversations about what it really takes—behind the scenes—to make your dreams come true.

Today I want to introduce you to the amazing Caroline Bahrenscheer.

She is a mother, an entrepreneur, a stylist, an influencer and founder of Sætter Copenhagen, producing danish designs that are made to last.

Caroline, always knew that she wanted to be self employed, to be in control of time and choose the type of work that lights her up but it hadn’t been clear for her how to get there.

So she tried many different things, always taking the jobs that would catch her interest rather than taking what most would call a safe job.

She worked in Fashion and PR and Marketing which brought her closer to finding out what she didn’t want to do but also made her aware of her talent for seeing things clearly and highlight her visual skills.

On one of her vintage shopping trips, taking a small break from her job as a mom at home, she had the idea of reintroducing a Design classic which now has become really popular.

We talk about the journey of producing furniture, of finding the right pricing, on on how to deal with getting a lot of No’s in the beginning.

You get to hear how she makes her day work for her, on using her frustration as a motor to figure things out, we also talk about what it means not to have a plan B and at which game she would excel if she was at a game show and how grew her audience on instagram.

Finally we talk about feelings such as freedom and security and in the end she is sharing her 3 tips on how to live a good life.


MY GUEST: Caroline Bahrenscheer is on Instagram as @carolinebahrenscheer @septemberedit @saetter_copenhagen


MY PARTNER: @villakultur, www.villakultur.dk

Let’s continue this conversation over at my Instagram @anastasiasflow. Let me know what you think or what you took from this episode with Caroline under the latest post. I would love to chat to you there, really!

Talk soon, bye bye my love.