
Staying True To Yourself with Kelli Giddish
Be Unmessablewith: The Podcast hosted by Josselyne Herman-SaccioShow Notes
In this episode, Josselyne Herman-Saccio interviews Kelli Giddish, known for her role in Law and Order: Special Victims Unit, shares her journey as an actress and the challenges she faced in the industry. She emphasizes the importance of gratitude and appreciating the opportunities she has. Kelli discusses the rejection and false starts that come with being an actor and the need to keep going despite setbacks. She also talks about the significance of community and having a support system in the entertainment industry. Kelly highlights the importance of integrity and staying true to oneself in making career decisions. She shares her vision for the future, including providing for her family and continuing to create and lead in the industry. The conversation explores the importance of creativity, satisfaction, and taking risks in life. It emphasizes the need to be in a state of creation and to constantly challenge oneself. The concept of stimulation and vibrancy are discussed as a key aspect of living a fulfilling life. The conversation also touches on the significance of making promises to oneself and taking daily actions to manifest one's vision. It concludes with the idea that being true to one's word and designing one's life leads to a sense of mastery and fulfillment.
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