How Did I Get Here?
Episode 1 of the I'm What Now? podcast, hosted by Lexis Vox, titled "How Did I Get Here?" was published on December 4, 2019 and runs 7 minutes.
December 4, 2019 ·7m · I'm What Now?
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Summary
The inaugural episode of I'm What Now takes a look at working up the ladder when you're surrounded by doubt and taking the first step toward overcoming Imposter Syndrome through storytelling.
Episode Description
The inaugural episode of I'm What Now takes a look at working up the ladder when you're surrounded by doubt and taking the first step toward overcoming Imposter Syndrome through storytelling.
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