From prisoners of war to the Tikok star: a change of life of hope!

From prisoners of war to the Tikok star: a change of life of hope!

On Saturday, March 15th, the second season of the Ö1 podcast series "at the turning point. If life changes direction". This exciting series presents stories about turning points in life that have changed people radically. In the first episode, Ahmad Mitaev, a Chechen who wanted to fight as a IS warrior in Syria and is now calling as a Tikok star for integration, of his impressive turn. Together with the Polish sisters Wanda and Daniela, who redesigned their lives in Lower Austria, the series illuminates how individual decisions and circumstances can influence life, such as ots.at reported.

insights into personal transformations

Ahmad's story is particularly impressive: after his family fled to Austria before the war, he got into a criminal career and radicalized in prison during his time. Shortly before his planned departure to Syria, his father helped him return. Today he is committed to the prevention of extremism and uses his platform on Tiktok to warn young people of the dangers of extremism. He reaches many as part of the "Cop & Che" reconnaissance team, alongside the police officer Uwe Schaffer. This not only visualizes his own turn in a positive life, but also his endeavor to support other situations in similar situations, as described in michael-schulz-coaching.de

The first episodes not only offer stories of personal change, but also valuable insights for people who are at a turning point in their lives. It often requires the courage to accept help, be it through therapy or coaching. The reports make it clear that many people experience similar struggles, which counteracts isolation and self -doubt and paving the way to healing. The series will shed light on various life stories and transformations across the entire season, whereby the listeners have the opportunity to learn from the experience of the protagonists and to find inspiration. The first show begins on Saturday at 9:05 a.m. on Ö1.