Pink Nest Podcast

Pink Nest Podcast: This is a tiny, honest home for unpolished conversations about work, creativity, mental health, and all the messy but really raw bits of life. We don’t cut out the pauses, we keep the humanness. No edits. No filters. Just real talk. From events and backstage secrets to burnout, motherhood to mentorship, entrepreneurship to neurodivergence and new ideas, these are the conversations you won’t hear on the main stage. Let's talk life!

Pink Nest Podcast is a education podcast hosted by Nika Brunet Milunovic, with 38 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Nika Brunet Milunovic hosts Pink Nest Podcast, a education show with 38 episodes published.

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  Episode #38

  Reinventing Yourself: A Personal Journey by Nika

  Jul 20, 202617 minS1

  What if the very traits that made you feel different as a child are the same ones that end up shaping your entire career? And what does it actually take to reinvent yourself when the world you built starts to feel misaligned? In this solo episode, and also the last episode of the Pink Nest Podcast this season, Nika turns the mic on herself. She reflects on her childhood in Yugoslavia, the early traits that marked her as sensitive, sharp, and endlessly reliable, and how those same traits followed her into a career spanning corporate work, international festivals, and sustainability leadership across more than a decade in events. Nika opens up about the moment burnout and lack of awareness caught up with her, and how that experience, combined with her own late neurodivergent diagnosis, led her to found Calm Nest Collective. She shares the mission behind the company: creating sensory-friendly, neuroinclusive spaces for events and workplaces across the UK and Europe, and why calm spaces are no longer a "nice to have" but a necessity in an industry where 40 to 48 percent of the workforce is neurodivergent. Drawing on her ongoing PhD research into mental health and neurodiversity in the events industry, Nika unpacks why so many creative, high-pressure environments quietly push people toward burnout, and what actually needs to change. She also reflects on Season One of Pink Nest Podcast, what the process of building this show has taught her, and what reinvention really looks like when you stop performing and start listening to yourself. "I was a very reliable person from a young age." This episode is a reminder that self-discovery does not stop once you have built something. Sometimes it is the very thing that pushes you to build again. In this episode Nika's childhood in Yugoslavia and the early traits that shaped her. Her transition from corporate work into the events industry, and eventually entrepreneurship The founding of Calm Nest Collective and its mission to create calmer, more inclusive spaces Why calm and sensory spaces matter at events, and how they support neurodivergent professionals and attendees Insights from her research on mental health and neurodiversity in the events industry The impact of burnout and the lack of awareness that often surrounds it Personal reflections on change, self-reinvention, and Season One of Pink Nest Podcast. Resources Calm Nest Collective: https://calmnestcollective.com Website : https://nikabrunet.com Connect with Nika LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/nikabrunet Don't forget to subscribe for more impactful conversations like this one! WEBSITE: http://pinknestpodcast.com INSTAGRAM: @pinknestpodcast ℹ️ DISCLAIMER: This podcast is for informational purposes only. The views expressed are those of the host and do not necessarily reflect those of any organisation mentioned.

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  Episode #37

  Reclaiming Your Divine Feminine for Business and Life with Hannah

  Jul 13, 202633 minS1

  What if the body you've been trying to override is actually the wisest part of you? And what if the success you've been chasing has been costing you the very things you were trying to build it for? In this episode of the Pink Nest Podcast, Nika sits down with Hannah, founder of Soma Soma, a somatic channel and nervous system specialist for high-achieving women. Hannah shares her journey from childhood sensitivity and energy reading to building a multi-six figure business, and the burnout that eventually forced her to stop, listen, and rebuild from a completely different place. Her story is a reminder that success and alignment are not always the same thing. Hannah talks openly about the signs of misalignment that showed up in her body long before she recognised them, and how nervous system work and energy healing became the doorway back to herself. She shares how understanding and balancing masculine and feminine energies changed not just how she runs her business, but how she moves through her entire life. This episode goes beyond theory into lived, embodied practice. Hannah offers grounded insight on rest, self-care, and what it looks like to actually follow your desires as a blueprint rather than a distraction. If you've ever felt disconnected from your body, unsure how to trust your intuition, or exhausted by chasing goals that don't feel like yours, this conversation offers a different way forward. "Trust your feelings, they know the truth." This episode is an invitation to slow down, listen inward, and start building a life and business rooted in alignment rather than force. In this episode Hannah's childhood sensitivity and how it shaped her ability to read energy The impact of early sensitivity on her adult life and career Building a multi-six figure business, and the signs of misalignment that led to burnout Rebuilding from alignment rather than force Understanding and balancing masculine and feminine energies Why following your desires can act as a blueprint for life. The importance of rest, self-care, and listening to your body's signals Embracing uncertainty and learning to trust yourself. More about Hannah: Soma Soma: https://www.somasoma.ca 📌 Don't forget to subscribe for more impactful conversations like this one! 🌐 WEBSITE: http://pinknestpodcast.com 📷 INSTAGRAM: @pinknestpodcast ℹ️ DISCLAIMER: This podcast is for informational purposes only. The views expressed are those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect those of the host or Pink Nest Podcast.

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  Episode #36

  From ADHD to Leadership: Harriet Bratt’s Transformational Journey

  Jul 7, 202636 minS1

  What if the thing you were told was a limitation could become the very thing that shaped your leadership? And what if confidence was not something you were born with, but something you could build? In this episode of the Pink Nest Podcast, Nika sits down with Harriet Bratt for an honest and energising conversation about ADHD, self-doubt, public speaking, and the process of becoming more confident in your own voice. Harriet shares her journey from childhood diagnosis to a career that moved from care home management into coaching, mentoring, and speaking support. Her story is a reminder that growth does not always happen in straight lines. Harriet talks openly about how diagnosis, family support, and years of hard work shaped her path, as well as the role mindset played in helping her move from survival mode into leadership. She also shares how firewalking became a powerful metaphor for fear, courage, and doing the thing you thought you could never do. This episode goes beyond inspiration and into practical tools. Harriet offers grounded advice for public speaking, confidence-building, and reframing the inner dialogue that so often holds people back. If you’ve ever struggled with focus, self-belief, or the fear of being seen, this conversation is a reminder that you are capable of more than you think. "It wasn’t the ADHD, it was the approach." This episode is an invitation to reframe what you think is possible, and to step forward with more clarity, courage, and self-trust. In this episode Harriet’s childhood and ADHD diagnosis, and how it shaped her early experiences. The impact of family support and diagnosis on her confidence and development. Her transition from care home management into coaching and speaking. Firewalking as a metaphor for overcoming fear and stepping into courage. Practical public speaking tips and mindset shifts for building confidence. Connect with Harriet https://www.harrietbratt.com/ 📌 Don’t forget to subscribe for more impactful conversations like this one! 🌐 WEBSITE: http://pinknestpodcast.com 📷 INSTAGRAM: @pinknestpodcast ℹ️ DISCLAIMER: This podcast is for informational purposes only. The views expressed are those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect those of the host or Pink Nest Podcast.

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  Episode #35

  Unconditioning: How to Live Your Authentic Life with Arnold Beekes

  Jun 30, 202631 minS1

  What if the life you’re living is not really yours? And what if the beliefs shaping your choices were never actually yours to begin with? In this episode of the Pink Nest Podcast, Nika sits down with Arnold Beekes for a thoughtful conversation about childhood conditioning, unlearning societal expectations, and the long journey toward authentic self-awareness. From a difficult childhood in the Netherlands to a life devoted to exploring the inner self, Arnold shares the experiences that shaped him and the insights that followed. Arnold’s story is a reminder that personal growth is not always about adding more. Sometimes it’s about subtracting what was never truly yours. He speaks openly about feeling like a misfit, the difference between being alone and being lonely, and why pain can become a powerful catalyst for transformation when we choose to face it honestly. This episode also explores the inner critic, self-kindness, and the everyday work of becoming more authentic in a world that often rewards conformity. If you’ve ever questioned the life you’ve built, or felt the pressure to fit into expectations that don’t feel aligned, this conversation offers space to reflect, reset, and begin again. "Most people live someone else's life." This episode is an invitation to notice what has been conditioned into you, and to ask what becomes possible when you start living from within. In this episode Arnold’s childhood in the Netherlands and the experiences that shaped his sense of self. His transition into technology, leadership, and eventually psychology and personal leadership. What unconditioning means and why it matters for authentic living. The difference between being alone and being lonely. How pain can become part of personal transformation. The role of the inner critic and how self-kindness changes the process of growth. Connect with Arnold https://about.me/arnoldbeekes 📌 Don’t forget to subscribe for more impactful conversations like this one! 🌐 WEBSITE: http://pinknestpodcast.com 📷 INSTAGRAM: @pinknestpodcast ℹ️ DISCLAIMER: This podcast is for informational purposes only. The views expressed are those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect those of the host or Pink Nest Podcast.

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  Episode #34

  Living Deliberately: How One Man Reclaimed His Life and Freedom with Tom Jeffs

  Jun 23, 202629 minS1

  What if the life you were taught to want was never really yours? And what if walking away from it was the bravest, most clarifying thing you ever did? In this episode of the Pink Nest Podcast, Nika sits down with Tom. coach, recovering alcoholic, world schooling dad, and accidental adventurer, for a conversation that is honest, grounding, and quietly life-changing. Tom's story begins in the UK, shaped by all the rules that tell you what a successful life should look like: the career, the status, the social rituals that come with it, including alcohol. For years he followed the script. And for years, something didn't quite fit. It was the decision to get sober, and later to uproot his family and move to Malaysia, that cracked everything open. Not into chaos, but into clarity. What makes Tom's approach stand out is the absence of drama around it. He doesn't frame sobriety as a battle or life abroad as an escape. In his world, intentional living is a quiet, deliberate practice, asking better questions, tolerating uncertainty, and building a life around memories rather than milestones. He calls it living deliberately, and once you hear him explain it, it's hard to think about your own choices the same way. This episode goes deep on identity, not in a theoretical way, but as a lived experience of what happens when you strip away the external markers of success and ask what's actually left. Tom also speaks openly about world schooling, what it really means to raise children outside the system, and the fears that almost stopped him from making the leap at all. "Live your life deliberately." This episode is an invitation to question the script, sit with the worst case scenario, and start building a life that is genuinely, unmistakably yours. IN THIS EPISODE Tom's childhood in the UK and the early conditioning that shaped his idea of success The role alcohol played in his professional and social world and the turning point that changed everything What sobriety actually opened up, beyond the obvious The decision to move to Malaysia with his family and what it took to get there World schooling in practice, the reality, the challenges, and why they chose it How Tom rebuilt his identity and career outside the structures he had always known Why asking "what is the worst case scenario?" is one of the most liberating questions you can ask Living deliberately as a daily practice, not a one-time decision What it means to measure a life in memories rather than achievements. Connect with Tom 💼 a2scoaching 📌 Don't forget to subscribe for more impactful conversations like this one! 🌐 WEBSITE: http://pinknestpodcast.com 📷 INSTAGRAM: @pinknestpodcast ℹ️ DISCLAIMER: This podcast is for informational purposes only. The views expressed are those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect those of the host or Pink Nest Podcast.

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