Ariane Tavakol

Ariane Tavakol help you stop overthinking and rewire your brain for real results. No fluff, just fast, powerful shifts; from stuck to thriving.

I use creative tools—drawing, writing, sound, and movement—to flip the switch on old habits and spark serious momentum.

10/03/2026

I wanna. know you.

The real you.

Why do you do what you do?

What moves you?
What sets you off?
…

Who do you wanna be when you grow up?

Three new conversations coming to CALL ME SENSITIVE.With Iraye Founder Epa Gousopoulos on what your skin might be trying...
10/03/2026

Three new conversations coming to CALL ME SENSITIVE.

With Iraye Founder Epa Gousopoulos on what your skin might be trying to tell you.
With Gareth Brown, on what strength actually requires.
And with Kiki Izarra, on how grief can sometimes become music.

Episodes coming soon.🌟 Stay Tuned!


New episode with .okumus 💚.What happens when you’ve tried to fix everything on the outside… and it still doesn’t feel ri...
03/03/2026

New episode with .okumus 💚.
What happens when you’ve tried to fix everything on the outside… and it still doesn’t feel right?

In this episode, Crina shares what led her inward.

We talk about childhood wounds. Fear of losing the people you love. The quiet pressure to hold everything together. And the moment you realize control isn’t giving you the peace you thought it would.

At one point, Crina paused her life for three months to write. No expectations. No performance. The book that came out of it, Let It Go, became a mirror. This conversation is about finding the beauty that’s already there, inside all of us. About understanding that sometimes the answer is right there, not in the books, with gurus or classes. I’d love to read your thoughts. 🙏🏼💚

New episode with .okumus 💚.What happens when you’ve tried to fix everything on the outside… and it still doesn’t feel ri...
03/03/2026

New episode with .okumus 💚.
What happens when you’ve tried to fix everything on the outside… and it still doesn’t feel right?

In this episode, Crina shares what led her inward.

We talk about childhood wounds. Fear of losing the people you love. The quiet pressure to hold everything together. And the moment you realize control isn’t giving you the peace you thought it would.

At one point, Crina paused her life for three months to write. No expectations. No performance. The book that came out of it, Let It Go, became a mirror. This conversation is about finding the beauty that’s already there, inside all of us. About understanding that sometimes the answer is right there, not in the books, with gurus or classes. I’d love to read your thoughts. 🙏🏼💚

I love this episode so much because it really makes you think. What if the only thing stopping us… is the sentence we ke...
25/02/2026

I love this episode so much because it really makes you think. What if the only thing stopping us… is the sentence we keep repeating to ourselves?

“I’m too old.”
“It’s too late.”
“That’s not for me.”
“I’m not good enough.”
started Ice Cross at 41. He’s now world ranked at 49.

We talk about fear, self-trust, and knowing when to go and when not to.

New episode of Call Me Sensitive is out. Link in bio.

25/02/2026

Imagine deciding at 41 to pick up a sport where you can seriously injure yourself.

Now imagine becoming world ranked.

That’s .

This episode is not about ice… more about the story we keep telling ourself.

New Call Me Sensitive is out.

Coming up 👏Four conversations that made me think, and hopefully you too.About money. About age. About fear. About lettin...
12/02/2026

Coming up 👏
Four conversations that made me think, and hopefully you too.

About money. About age. About fear. About letting go. About timing and how it’s never too late for anything.

New episodes dropping over the next few weeks:
- Nadine Hunkeler on money, women and money, and why it’s NEVER EVER too late to start investing.
- IcexPaul on starting extreme sports when everyone said it was too late (and how it applies to everything else in life)
- Crina Okumus on why the voice that truly matters is inside of us, not what the outside voices want us to believe.

And more on the way 😀
One by one. No rushing it.

callmesensitive.com 🎙️

10/02/2026

The Masculine Trap (We All Fall Into)
and I talked about the pressure to live in what he calls “masculine energy” - the doing, the producing, the winning.
“It’s glorified everywhere,” he said. “Especially in hustle culture. But where’s the space to just be? To rest? To receive?”

We’re exhausted. And we won’t say it out loud because we think admitting we’re tired means we’re weak.
Question for you: What would happen if you stopped trying to prove you can do it all? What if you just... stopped? Listen to the full episode on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

Save the date! Join us on March 12th for International Women’s Day where I’ll be moderating the panel discussion. Theme...
03/02/2026

Save the date! Join us on March 12th for International Women’s Day where I’ll be moderating the panel discussion. Theme: Design. Design as a way of shaping spaces, systems, and how we show up. And All proceeds will go to
More details soon.

02/02/2026

CALL ME SENSITIVE is officially launched!! My first guest is Giulia, a 12 year old girl. Why a kid you may ask? Why not.

Kids are unfiltered, uncensored, and see things as they are, not as we want them to be.

Giulia, in her own words, reminds us to pay attention, be present, and appreciate what’s right in front of us. That simple! Our chat can be found on Spotify and Apple Podcast.

28/01/2026

Apparently being “too sensitive” needed a podcast.
So I made one.

CALL Me SENSITIVE
First episode Feb 3. Link in bio.

“Kindness is Iconic.” . 🩷Nothing else to add.
27/01/2026

“Kindness is Iconic.” . 🩷Nothing else to add.

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