Mounia Aram: Resilience,ambition and engagement: Recent Episodes
Mounia Aram
The story of the challenges a self-made-man woman faces as her ambition and engagement became bigger then the obstacles she faced.
The power of positivity and the impact of our online presence.
When I received a long message about my profile picture and a few days after starting to have cyst growing on the left side of my nose.
Some will think about evil eye, some about curse.
It is important to focus on the response, to chose to channel my energy into maintaining a positive outlook.
We can't control what other thinks or say, but we can control our reaction.
In the world of entrepreneurship, confidence is your greatest ally. It's the driving force that propels you forward, overcoming obstacles and challenges on the path to success.
I've had my fair share of experiences as a woman entrepreneur, navigating a landscape filled with both remarkable opportunities and unique challenges.
Today, I want to share my journey with you—a journey filled with confidence, competition, and the lessons I've learned along the way.
You will discover my first experiences as an entrepreneur, trying to partner with people because I was too scared to do it alone.
And I realize that these persons didn't have a clear strategy nor vision.
The challenges, the failures lead me to create my own company all alone by myself with a clear vision and strategy. The birth of Mounia Aram Company
The meaning of glass ceiling is the social barrier preventing women from being promoted to top jobs in management. What about when you are a woman from the minority?
YOLO – You Only live Once.
And what’s your life if you are unhappy? What is the meaning of going to work if it brings only frustration, anger, and disappointment.
Today I’m sharing what happened to me with a colleague who was so insane that she brought a plant not to see my face in the office. Not only she was crazy and hated me but she was also a racist!
I’ve spent one year working with this psycho and I didn’t recognize myself, I was angry all the time, spending my weekends complaining, and being nervous every Monday that I had to go back to work.
Working in this company was a dream but it was ruined by someone who thought I didn't belong there and I got the job because of my link to the President of the company.
Back from this amazing experience in SF. I felt stronger, confident and so happy that I’ve finally found the career that I want to explore.Unfortunately these feelings didn’t last...
Passion, love, ambition drove me to launch my company and my brand: Mounia Aram Company
How my experience in San Francisco was an eye opener that helped me get back on my feet and discover an industry that I never left
This first episode will explain how and why I started my career in the animation industry. From Trappes to San Francisco