Show Notes
Last week I spent a week Niue, helping facilitate a conference and delivering a keynote. I’ll be honest, I had to google where Niue even was. Here I was AGAIN having an experience I couldn’t have imagined when I first started putting myself out there. How did this happen? Let's explore!
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