ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Summary (Written by me)
Accepting the imperfections and overcoming the fears of putting this out into the public sphere but you have to start somewhere. Weekend reflections led me to rerecord this and be a little more me. I wanted to do a short intro and little about myself for anyone who doesn't know me and get the ball rolling, looking forward to having some guests on moving forward and a little less of me talking to myself. Summary (Written by AI)
Greg reflects on his journey of starting a podcast and shares his motivations for creating it. He discusses the challenges of perfectionism and imposter syndrome, as well as the importance of authenticity in his podcast. Greg also talks about his personal and professional growth over the years and how conversations and podcasts have played a significant role in his development. He expresses his curiosity about people and his desire to connect with and learn from others. Greg concludes by mentioning his plans for the podcast and his excitement for future guests.
Takeaways
- Starting a podcast can be challenging due to feelings of some perfectionism and imposter syndrome, but it's important to embrace authenticity.
- Conversations and podcasts have played a significant role in Greg's personal and professional growth.
- Greg is curious about people and values human connection and conversation.
- He aims to have intentional conversations with guests and expand access to valuable voices in the L&D field.
- The podcast will cover topics related to technology, people, curiosity, and behavioral psychology.
- Greg is open to exploring other areas of interest in addition to learning.
Keywords
podcast, starting, challenges, perfectionism, imposter syndrome, authenticity, personal growth, professional growth, conversations, curiosity, learning, connections
