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IH 05 : The Biggest Lesson I Learned is Nobody Knows What They Are Doing
Interesting Humans
On the fly conversations exploring humanity, connectivity, community and the great future of being human in this modern age. Unspoken vocal stories of intriguing individuals who are not afraid to get real - to be vulnerable and to be human.
Hosted by Nim De Swardt S1E5: The Biggest Lesson I Learned is Nobody Knows What They Are Doing "If I can make myself vulnerable first, it will take the burden off of others." Our Human this episode talks on:
- Feeling alive through t rying new experiences while meeting new people
- Through a fear of failure, she learned that not everyone knows everything and everyone is growing and learning with her.
- How, though she comes across very open and extroverted, she still has insecurities like everyone else.
- The issues of addressing social media early in the morning because it puts you in a re-active mindset, rather than a constructive mindset, for the day.
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By Nim de SwardtInteresting Humans
On the fly conversations exploring humanity, connectivity, community and the great future of being human in this modern age. Unspoken vocal stories of intriguing individuals who are not afraid to get real - to be vulnerable and to be human.
Hosted by Nim De Swardt S1E5: The Biggest Lesson I Learned is Nobody Knows What They Are Doing "If I can make myself vulnerable first, it will take the burden off of others." Our Human this episode talks on:
- Feeling alive through t rying new experiences while meeting new people
- Through a fear of failure, she learned that not everyone knows everything and everyone is growing and learning with her.
- How, though she comes across very open and extroverted, she still has insecurities like everyone else.
- The issues of addressing social media early in the morning because it puts you in a re-active mindset, rather than a constructive mindset, for the day.