Conversation 46 (Erin)

Erin is from Brooklyn, New York, and was still living there at the time of her interview. She spends her days, “right now…cooking, cleaning, getting ready to go back to work, living life, loving life, and spending time with family.” Erin’s Most...

An episode of the Class of Hope and Change podcast, hosted by OverPond Media, titled "Conversation 46 (Erin)" was published on June 25, 2016 and runs 49 minutes.

June 25, 2016 ·49m · Class of Hope and Change

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Erin is from Brooklyn, New York, and was still living there at the time of her interview. She spends her days, “right now…cooking, cleaning, getting ready to go back to work, living life, loving life, and spending time with family.”Erin’s Most Likely To Is: "Most Likely to Stop Procrastinating, Take Responsibility for My Actions, Live Life, and Make My Parents Proud"We began with a conversation about food, and Erin recounted the story of how she learned to cook.She talked about the how her social circle changed during the time when she was getting to know herself, and Erin gave her new definition of the word ‘friend’.Our conversation ended with Erin's powerful tribute to her grandmother, and the words of wisdom she shared during Erin's youth.She described the period in her life that motivated her to stop procrastinating: ---------------------------------------Intro Theme Music: Chega Para MimSee photos of our guest, and pick up your copy of the companion book at https://classofhc.com/ep46-erin/Join the conversation on Twitter: https://bit.ly/2Nd2H1C and on Instagram: https://bit.ly/2Z4jPggThanks for listening!

Episode Description

Erin is from Brooklyn, New York, and was still living there at the time of her interview. She spends her days, “right now…cooking, cleaning, getting ready to go back to work, living life, loving life, and spending time with family.”

Erin’s Most Likely To Is: "Most Likely to Stop Procrastinating, Take Responsibility for My Actions, Live Life, and Make My Parents Proud"

We began with a conversation about food, and Erin recounted the story of how she learned to cook.

She talked about the how her social circle changed during the time when she was getting to know herself, and Erin gave her new definition of the word ‘friend’.

Our conversation ended with Erin's powerful tribute to her grandmother, and the words of wisdom she shared during Erin's youth.

She described the period in her life that motivated her to stop procrastinating:

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Intro Theme Music: Chega Para Mim

See photos of our guest, and pick up your copy of the companion book at https://classofhc.com/ep46-erin/

Join the conversation on Twitter: https://bit.ly/2Nd2H1C and on Instagram: https://bit.ly/2Z4jPgg

Thanks for listening!

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