Begin with the question
What becomes possible when we look at this more closely?
It is a privilege and honor to speak with a friend and former schoolmate. Fisayo Babalola is currently a Master student at Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, USA and an associate product manager…
Listen to “Fisayo Babalola on Adulting, Overcoming Imposter Syndrome and Reaching Your Goals” in full, then use the official episode notes and reflection prompts below to stay with the ideas that matter to you.
Episode at a glance
- Published August 7, 2020
- Episode length: 2620
- Original audio supplied by the official Mirror Talk podcast feed
What this conversation explores
- It is a privilege and honor to speak with a friend and former schoolmate.
- Fisayo Babalola is currently a Master student at Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, USA and an associate product manager intern at Google.
- We talk about adulting and how to deal with imposter syndrome while striving to reach your goals.
- How would you know if you do not try?
- How do you know it would work, if you do not make that decision or take that step?
Official episode notes
It is a privilege and honor to speak with a friend and former schoolmate. Fisayo Babalola is currently a Master student at Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, USA and an associate product manager intern at Google. We talk about adulting and how to deal with imposter syndrome while striving to reach your goals. How would you know if you do not try? How do you know it would work, if you do not make that decision or take that step?
Discovery yourself, stay true to who you are and stay aligned with your purpose. Stay motivated.
Connect with Fisayo Babalola on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_fisayo_/
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Reflect after listening
- Which idea from this conversation stayed with you most clearly?
- What could you apply, question or explore further in your own life?
- Which moment would be valuable to revisit or share with someone you trust?
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