Seat At My Table Podcast
Seat At My Table Podcast
Podcast Description
In this podcast series, Talullah brings extraordinary people from all different backgrounds to her table to highlight their incredible stories. Her aim is to bring you a range of examples of success, provide endless inspiration, and create a catalog of role models that you can resonate with to help you expand what you believe is possible for your self. All this while spotlighting amazing people and their missions in the process.
Talullah wants to give you access to these people so that you can come away from each episode feeling empowered having learnt from their unique experiences.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on empowerment, representation, and the journeys of successful individuals, with episodes such as 'Creating Change by Writing Cheques' exploring the impact of venture capital on social issues, and 'Confronting Injustice' discussing the challenges faced by a criminal barrister in a male-dominated field.
This podcast gives you access to people across industries who have built success in their own way — often without following the traditional path. They are redefining what success looks like and who gets a seat at the table.
Through honest conversations with inspiring people we explore the real journeys behind success: the setbacks, pivots, mindset shifts, and defining moments that shaped who they are today.
The mission is simple: to help you reimagine what success can look like — and what you are capable of. New episodes feature voices from finance, tech, entrepreneurship, social impact, law, and beyond.
For women building ambitious lives with dreams that sometimes feel too big.
What does it really take to become a CEO?
Most people would tell you it’s about working harder, gaining more experience or climbing the ladder faster.
Sacha Romanovitch’s story suggests something very different.
Before becoming one of the first female CEOs of a major UK accounting firm, Sacha made an unexpected decision. She stepped away from her career, travelled for a year, spent 10 days in silent meditation and asked herself the questions so many of us never make time to ask:
Who am I? What do I care about? What impact do I actually want to have?
That decision shaped everything that came afterwards.
In this episode, we explore how understanding yourself became the foundation of Sacha’s leadership, why she believes leadership starts long before you’re given the title, and how she went on to challenge traditional ideas of business by leading with the intention of creating meaningful change – not simply increasing profit.
If you’re ambitious but questioning your path, dreaming about a bigger career, or wondering whether leadership is really for someone like you, I hope this conversation gives you permission to think bigger.
Because the women who change companies, industries and systems don’t start by having all the answers.
They start by getting clear on who they are and what they care about.
If this episode resonates with you, share it with another woman who’s ready to think bigger, and come and join our community at Seat at My Table. We’re building a space for women who want a bigger life.
Find Sacha on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sacharomanovitch/
References from this episode:
- Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl
- Creating Shared Value: Redefining Capitalism and the Role of the Corporation in Society by Michael E. Porter and Mark R. Kramer
- Three Guineas by Virginia Wolf
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