In this episode, Celia Martin, a French race car driver, talks about various aspects of personal growth and development. She emphasizes the importance of adapting to different circumstances, as it is the key to survival. Celia also acknowledges that change is inevitable, and being adaptable is crucial to move forward. Celia encourages listeners to stop self-sabotaging and start believing in themselves, reminding them that they deserve to be their own biggest ally, not their own enemy. Celia ends the discussion by urging listeners to stay focused on their goals, even when the road gets tough, and not let doubts and fears hold them back from achieving greatness.About Celia Martin: The French racing driver, Célia Martin, is pursuing her goals in motorsport. Her talent is considered atypical, as she did not follow the usual path of starting with karting before moving on to touring cars. Instead, she went straight to touring cars and discovered the Nürburgring Nordschleife in 2014, falling in love with the track and knowing she could achieve something great there.At one point, Célia managed a French racing team for a Peugeot Sport customer in the 24H Series championship, and despite many podium finishes, she decided to stop everything and leave France for Germany in 2017 to concentrate solely on racing. Her studies in law and private wealth management, as well as learning German, were very useful during this time. In 2018, she became a factory racing and test driver for Jaguar Land Rover and also became the first French female driver to be a Race-Taxi driver for Nürburgring JLR Test Centre, succeeding Sabine Schmitz and Claudia Hürtgen.Since 2019, Célia has been part of an all-female team racing in the NLS and 24H Nürburgring and became the first French woman to participate in this mythical race. She is also an official AMG Instructor and instructs at two major schools on the Nordschleife. Célia attends and hosts behind-the-scenes events for F1, sharing her passion and knowledge for this series and motorsport in general as an Expert Host to VIP Paddock Club guests attending races around the world.This year, Célia will be racing for the first time in the GT4 German championship on an Aston Martin GT4. There is also a possibility that she may be seen in an Aston Martin GT3 later this year.