Silke Harvey founded The Inner Hippie Club as a way to follow her own passions and happiness in life. She has experienced imposter syndrome as a woman in the workforce, and as a founder of her passion project. She gives some great advice, and overall it’s a great conversation. Imposter syndrome can impact people in so many different ways.
As this is the last episode of 2020, I wanted to recap and thank all of you for being listeners and supporters of my podcast. My guests have really made the difference this year, and have given me something to look forward to in a very isolating time. I hope to bring you more content in 2021!
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About Please Don’t Kick Me Out: Please Don’t Kick Me Out is a podcast about nothing, and everything all at once. This podcast is about ‘imposter syndrome’, and exploring the idea that no one really feels like they belong. I will interview my friends and people that inspire me, to understand what success looks like to them. Does anyone really have it figured out? Let’s find out.
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