Fanni Engelhardt

A lot of information hits me every day, I love to surround myself with many people, I am curious and inquisitive, and I enjoy being in company. Then a situation arises that pushes me out of the perfect state...

First, my parents' divorce, then later a very difficult breakup, and recently my father's sudden death disrupted my harmonious life. In such times, my openness towards others always faded away. In isolation, I realized that when I most want to disappear, that's when I really need to be found and reconnect with myself.

For me, the greatest challenge in life is to accept myself as a social being and not feel like I have to handle everything alone. But I know I'm not alone, as I can always feel a loving environment through my family and partner. Beyond the support I receive from them, my business acumen and experience in the field of psychology train my mental endurance. Yet, to have a stable psychological background, something more is needed – I owe my physical well-being to sports. Running is my element; my 30th birthday challenge was to run 30 km all at once at the Ultrabalaton. That's just a little extra; I much prefer jogging for the sheer enjoyment of it without any races and listening to music at the same time. That's what recharges me the most, and that's how my days go by.