The Power of Connection - From Underground Difference to Overground Light
About this episode
Alright rebels, this one’s a treat.
Today, we’re joined by the incredible Tash Pennant - a woman who’s built a career (and a life) out of bringing people together in the most genuine, human way.
From advising government leaders to hosting radio shows and making sure nobody leaves a room without feeling seen, Tash is known as the Connector for a reason.
We’re talking about how real connection cuts through titles, how soft power is often the most powerful of all, and why being a decent human is still the ultimate networking strategy.
Highlights:
(03:10) Why Tash thought Ngozi owned a restaurant
(12:45) Manners will take you round the world
(24:30) How Tash built soft power, not loud titles
(38:50) Living with MS: The 15-year journey
(51:10) Toilets: The best networking spot
(01:02:20) You’re not AI, set some boundaries!
To find out more about Tash:
visit www.tashpennant.co.uk
Connect with Tash on LinkedIn: @TashPennant
Follow Tash on Instagram: @TashPennant
Email Tash: [email protected]
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