The last season of “Koh-Lanta, The Immunity Hunters” has just ended. This Tuesday, June 4, 2024, the final count was broadcast live on TF1.
The opportunity to see who, Meïssa or Léa, won the adventure. Without much surprise, it was Léa who won the poles event who was crowned the big winner. The young woman therefore left with a check for €100,000.
Among the other finalists was Julie who reached the final and also participated in the poles event. On her return from the Philippines after 40 days of adventure, the 37-year-old business manager had to make big professional decisions.
Julie (Koh-Lanta) forced to lay off employees
Originally from Nièvre, in Burgundy-Franche-Comté. Julie is a taxi craftsman at the head of a company of five employees. The young woman is one of the approved taxis whose main mission is to only transport sick people.
After his participation in the show ” Koh Lanta “, Julie changed her mindset in a big way. “ I looked back on my life. I had to change things in my personal and professional life » she declares in the columns of Purepeople.
And to add: “ I had to fire employees who were not consistent with my values, for example, or I had to develop strategies so that this adventure would be beneficial and so that everything I had thought of putting in place during this adventure I could do it. I no longer felt at home in my company, so I had to make choices and fire people.“.
If she changed her professional daily life, she also changed her personal habits. “ If I’m not necessarily on the ground, it’s not dramatic. I take more time for myself, for my well-beingassures this single mother of two children. Well-ordered charity begins with oneself, I learned it Koh Lanta. This adventure gave me more confidence » she explains.
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