S2 E5: Judith Giraud

Judith and I first met in 1996 when we started secondary school together. We’ve been friends ever since despite living in different countries for the past 13 years.

With a career in business that has evolved and been shaped by changing family responsibilities, Judith has carved out a career that is both practical and fulfilling.

This is the first time I’ve had the pleasure of interviewing someone I know well on this podcast and it was a very enlightening experience.

We imagine that we know most things about our friends but, in reality, the finer details of each other’s work are not necessarily something we talk about a lot and I learned so much about Judith in this interview.

We would love to hear from you; either just to say hello or to let us know how this episode resonates with your own work/life situation.

“Having multiple activities has actually changed me quite considerably. I’m naturally a perfectionist but because I have so much going on; so many different activities, so many deadlines, so much pressure coming from everywhere, I’ve learned to trust myself and to trust my abilities to produce something good very quickly.” - Judith Giraud

Links

* You can find out more about Judith on LinkedIn

* Judith’s company’s website: dokeraa.com

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