Understanding Our Stories To Connect & Learn From One Another with Juliet Hahn, Storyteller & Keynote Speaker
Beyond Beauty Project: The PodcastShow Notes
Juliet Hahn is a storyteller, consultant, keynote speaker and content creator. She is the host of Your Next Stop Podcast and YNS Live, which highlights people who have followed a purpose/passion and made it into a career. Her mission is to give women and men a stage to share their stories because she believes deeply that everyone has a story and we can all learn from each other. Juliet guides people to explore their past in order to connect the dots to their own tale as well as empowering people to find their creative passion and turn it into a business. In this episode, Juliet discusses why understanding our stories is important and what it can do for our self-confidence and self-esteem, how active listening can help people connect and learn from one another, and the significance of owning the different parts of ourselves. Bridgett and Juliet talk about the constant pressure to be good at everything in our society and the importance of embracing our strengths to find our passions and aspirations. They also discuss Juliet’s work with YNS Live with NFL Thread, which dives deep to understand who NFL women are and what motivates them – showcasing their talents, initiatives and missions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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