In this episode, Nozomi and Hélène discuss:
- Hélène’s international professional journey and what it means to her to be an intercultural leader.
- Recruiting across countries and cultures.
- Standing in your confidence and self-worth as a woman.
- Asking for your worth, leaving judgment behind, and finding your freedom.
Key Takeaways:
- As an American, if you’ve never traveled or worked in other countries, communication is often one of the biggest barriers (even when speaking the same language).
- Active listening with no judgment or cultural filter is the key to intercultural leadership success.
- A “no” is not the end. There will be “yeses” and open doors that you don’t see yet. Those “no” answers do not define your worth or value.
“You can only ask for what you deserve if you know what you deserve.” — Hélène Courault Touré
“Be patient with yourself. It takes time; it’s hard. I had a tendency to want to force things through and you shouldn’t. They will happen when they happen.” — Hélène Courault Touré
“Start your own journey, and find your peace.” — Hélène Courault Touré