It’s never too late to change your life and dream again. What's a story that matters? Conversation with Matthew Kalil, writer, director from Cape Town, South Africa.

Small talks (at midnight)

English - May 24, 2020 21:00 - 48 minutes - 33 MB
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Welcome back to Small Talks at midnight!
It feels like almost a season 2 for me: a more confident me, with many more mistakes to learn from and with a conquered freedom. And a new trailer!
Many chapters, many personal reflections from my side on my podcast journey, inspired by the insightful conversation that you will hear in this episode.
Minute 6.35
I went back to South Africa, this time to Cape Town, meeting Matthew Kalil, writer, director and script editor.
We had an inspiring conversation and touched some interesting topics such as:
What is a story that matter?
Why is it never too late to dream or doing something new?
How important are the people around us? New reflections after Covid19 hit us.
Why we start introducing ourselves mentioning our job position as first?
And of course we talked about dreams.
Enjoy listening!

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