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Sobiya Jawaid is the first hijab-wearing, female British Muslim Kickboxer to have represented England at European level, where she won silver medal. She's also a Leadership Coach, Diversity and Belonging Consultant, Coach and Speaker. In this episode we discuss values in relation to identity and connecting with others, as well as the value of good coaches and mentors, the case for diversity and the true meaning of belonging, and how to make the most out of your uniqueness in serving others.
(Episode recorded on 21st February 2023.)
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