Ep 38. Finding Your Unique Contribution to a Better World with Nora Wilhelm

In this episode, I sit down with Nora Wilhelm, a systems change advocate, social entrepreneur, and artist. From her teenage years, when she first learned about the Rwandan genocide, Nora felt the call to dedicate her life to building a more just, regenerative, and beautiful future. Today, her work spans from grassroots initiatives in Switzerland to global systems change leadership through Prainma.We explore how her awakening to injustice shaped her path, why everyday actions matter, the connection between inner healing and outer change, and how each of us can play a role in building a better world. If this episode resonates, please share it, leave a review, or subscribe—it truly means so much.Connect with Sophia GranielaSophia’s ⁠Instagram⁠Sign up to the waitlist for exclusive discounts:https://her-journey-home.kit.com/3e5041441aTo book a 30 minute free one-to-one clarity Sign UpConnect with NoraInstagramLinkedinVisit ParaymaNora's WebsiteVisit The WellAbout Nora WilhelmNora Wilhelm is a social innovator and systems entrepreneur dedicated to driving positive change for a regenerative and just future. Her journey as a change maker began at the age of 15, when she became deeply aware of global challenges, particularly in youth engagement and sustainable development. This early commitment to active citizenship led her to work with international NGOs and, over time, to focus on systems change and social innovation.In 2017, she co-founded collaboration helvetica, an initiative designed to catalyse systems change in Switzerland in alignment with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Nora holds a BA in International Affairs from the University of St. Gallen and an MSt in Social Innovation from the University of Cambridge, combining academic insight with hands-on experience in systemic transformation.After experiencing burnout firsthand, she created the well • change atelier for creative regeneration and inner work, designed to help changemakers turn personal challenges, like burnout, into opportunities for growth and sustainable impact. Today, through her initiative Parayma and navigating the emotional and practical demands of systems work.Recognized as a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree and a UNESCO Young Leader, she has spoken on global stages and continues to advocate for grounded, sustainable, and systemically informed approaches to leadership and transformation.