On this episode of I’m Not Supposed To Be Here, I sit down with my good friend Tyler Dimich, a guy who’s as genuine as they come. We met through football a few years back, and it’s been nothing but good vibes ever since. Tyler has a knack for bringing positive energy to every room, but in this conversation, we dig a little deeper into the real stuff.

Tyler shares his story of being thrust onto varsity football as a sophomore and questioning whether he truly belonged. And later, we dive into his experience leading a team at ESPN during the rollercoaster that was 2020. As the world grappled with change and unrest, Tyler was tasked with guiding his team through tough, uncharted waters, all while wrestling with his own sense of imposter syndrome. It’s those real moments of self-doubt, leadership, and trusting in the process that we explore deeply.

If you’ve ever found yourself feeling like you’re in over your head or struggling to find your place, this conversation is for you. We talk about learning to trust the people who believe in you, the weight of responsibility, and the journey of realizing you’re more capable than you think. Tyler’s story is a reminder that even when it feels like you don’t belong, you might be exactly where you’re supposed to be.

Join us for a heartfelt conversation about growth, resilience, and embracing those “I’m not supposed to be here” moments.