Worth Leading
Podcast

I'm starting to lock in and get my podcast flow. Recording Episode 3 actually felt natural. I was intentional about how I wanted to frame the conversation, and I stuck with it. I think I felt myself getting antsy towards the end, but overall, this episode's delivery was a big improvement, so I am pleased and will continue to improve. I am mentioning the website more and resources available for people more now because I truly want to reinforce this podcast as a tool to use and

Have you ever done something, then thought,” Well, that was a mess?” I am my biggest critic, but that’s exactly how I felt about Episode 2. Don’t get me wrong, it wasn’t bad or hard to follow; it was just A LOT of information to take in before recording the podcast. Then, I had to decide what needed to fit into a short segment, and I couldn’t do what I had originally planned. So, it seemed like a bit of a failure of sorts. The great thing about failure is that it is an oppo

Believe it or not, I used to really be into Toastmasters when I was living in Korea. It was definitely a hobby. If you aren’t familiar with Toastmasters, it’s a member-based non-profit that helps people improve their public speaking, communication, and leadership skills. Upon reflecting on Episode 1 of the podcast, I realize that not being active recently with Toastmasters has taken its toll. When I was editing the audio for the podcast, the number of uhhs and filler words c