Journalist Katja Ståhl remembers the moment as she tried to impress her husband with her appearance.
Journalist Katja Ståhl says in the new I might be wrong in the episode of the podcast that he will never be charming with lingerie again.
Ståhl discusses Kimmo Vehviläinen With the effect of impressing the appearance. Ståhl shares a very personal experience that left a rather nasty memory.
– I had forced my boyfriend to buy me lovely lingerie. I had garters.
He remembers the moment when the boyfriend had gone to the bathroom in the morning. At the same time, Ståhl was dressed in his new lingerie in the hope that the couple would end up in lemon clips.
Katja Ståhl tried to seduce her boyfriend with her new lingerie. Inka Soveri
When the boyfriend saw Ståhl, the reception was dull.
– Don’t try to do it, Ståhl remembers her boyfriend.
– Since then, I’ve been to pull in the jigsaw of my life to the pin of my life. I took my beak so bad that I’m still on that line, he says.
Award -winning presenter
Ståhl has worked in recent years The song of my life presenter of the program. He has been awarded twice as a presenter of the year at the Venla Gala.
– The best job I’ve ever been to. And the best program I’ve ever done, Ståhl glowed to Iltalehti last fall.
He is currently studying work guidance at the University of Helsinki.
– Now it felt like it was a moment. I’m really enthusiastic. I haven’t studied anything during my life: I have to become a zeal that I can do it. If I am not enthusiastic, I can’t get myself torn, Ståhl said.
He has previously worked as editor-in-chief of Favorite magazine. Ståhl remembered his years of work in a youth magazine Laura Friman and Mikko Mattlar in writing Gold Turbo-Favorite Magazine story in the book (Johnny Kniga). He told in the book how he had to learn leadership.
“I also learned through the heel that the employee can do and say anything,” Ståhl summarizes with the point. If the supervisor behaves like a subordinate, it is immediately bullying at work. The employee can say that now Satan is enough, but the leader is not, Ståhl said in the book.