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#64 - Why You Should Always Destroy Fear And Trust Your Intuition | Dr. Nof Atamna

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Made headlines in 2014 when she became the first Arab contestant to win MasterChef Israel. This of course she achieved after already becoming a Micro Marine Biologist. Chef Nof Atamna-Ismaeel founded the A-Sham Arab Food Festival in Haifa, that pairs Arab and Jewish chefs to recreate the lost dishes from the past. You can find her as a host or at the center of a number of Cooking shows and documentaries. This lady is an ultrabadass that had the choice of giving into fear and not pursuing her dreams. We get into why you should always trust your intuition if you want to achieve big things, how to instantly become a better cook and of course the tensions surrounding the conflict in the Middle East. Enjoy.

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