Show Notes
Meet Jasmine Williams, our guest for the Take Nothing When I Die Podcast Episode 9! Press play to hear Jasmine explain: how she adopted an IDGAF lifestyle; how a college textbook helped her open a pop-up shop; and why you (yes YOU!) aren't doing the thing you really want to do.
Jasmine Williams is a recovering attorney turned designer who focuses her work on helping brainy people activate their ideas and bring good things into the world. Armed with 20+ years of experience in nonprofit, legal, and government environments, Jasmine brings an analytical and strategic edge to projects with the goal of creating things that look good and do good. Before moving to the Carolinas, Jasmine worked as a Staff Attorney for the Indiana Supreme Court with her work focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion in the judicial and legal education systems.
Jasmine's #TNWIDTakeaway: "Life is shorter than you think it is. You have less time than you think you do. So live well, do good and be kind"
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