Episode 5 (ft. Dr. Audra Lewis-Hoesch) - Period Zero, Imposter Syndrome, and Finding Motivation

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Let's Talk Social Innovation

Let's Talk Social Innovation Podcast

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At Let's Talk Social Innovation, we believe in the power of transformative conversations to drive meaningful change in our communities. Our podcast serves as a platform for University of Pittsburgh members and community leaders to come together and discuss the inspiring work they are doing in the realm of social innovation. Join us on this transformative journey as we explore the frontiers of social innovation, share remarkable stories, and unlock the potential within each of us to create a more equitable and sustainable world.

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Episode 5 (ft. Dr. Audra Lewis-Hoesch) - Period Zero, Imposter Syndrome, and Finding Motivation

Let's Talk Social Innovation

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7 months ago

Episode 5 (ft. Dr. Audra Lewis-Hoesch) - Period Zero, Imposter Syndrome, and Finding Motivation

Happy Women's History Month!Welcome to Season 4, Episode 5 of the Let's Talk Social Innovation Podcast. In this episode, we talk with Dr. Audra Lewis-Hoesch, founder of Period Zero. Dr. Audra touches on her journey from her homeless upbringing, to founding nonprofits and owning 2 homes. In the second part of the episode, we dive into the topics of motivation, imposter syndrome, and overachieving.Join us for an inspiring discussion about passion, purpose, and the importance of creating a more sustainable and equitable world.Dr. Lewis-Hoesch's linktree: https://linktr.ee/dr_lewis_hoeschPeriod Zero creates equitable access to opportunities, providing a dynamic space where learners can launch businesses, practice in-demand competencies, and engage in professional networking. Through human-centered design, equity-driven solutions, and immersive experiences, we aim to close opportunity gaps, inspire innovation, and empower communities to thrive.Email: info@periodzero.aiHaven Artist Spotlighthttps://havenvenue.com/Townsppl Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/townsppl_Debut Album: https://www.townsppl.com/beyond-the-garden-wallAll our links: httpsinktr.ee/socialinnovationpodSir Lewis w/ Dr. Michael SawyerFHC students, join acclaimed author and FHC Electus-Faculty-Fellow, Dr. Michael Sawyer, as he discusses his newly released book, Sir Lewis, on March 11 at 11 a.m.. This authoritative biography traces Lewis Hamilton's journey from his early days karting on local tracks to the high-stakes world of Formula One. Food, Beverages and 80 HOCC points provided! Sign up at the link in Bio: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C084FA9A923ABF4C16-54915071-pittsburgh#/Dean's Stirring Stories Afternoon TeaThe social season is upon us, and campus is abuzz as The David C. Frederick Honors College welcomes Artist in Residence, Morgan Overton, as the keynote speaker to the Annual Dean's Stirring Stories Afternoon Tea on Tuesday, March 12,from noon to 1:30 p.m.. It promises to be the most splendid afternoon once more as attendees regard an inspirational narrative from the keynote on those who have empowered and contributed to their success. Prior reservation is absolutely essential to avoid disappointment, so secure your spot to be a part of this delightful occasion.https://forms.monday.com/forms/29ddbb05b80735bcfb6d7e7eb352d665?r=use1An Evening with Cole Arthur RileyFHC's Writer-in-Residence, Damon Young, is bringing Cole Arthur Riley to campus for a special conversation on Wednesday, March 19 at 6 p.m. at Heinz Chapel! Cole Arthur Riley is a Pitt alum and New York Times best-selling author of Black Liturgies and This Here Flesh. Claim your spot at the link in the bio. https://forms.monday.com/forms/1900f56ca576494971202d08b69f881a?r=use1The first 15 FHC students at the event will receive a free copy of Black Liturgies.GenEd Task Force- Aspire and Inspire: Chart the Future of Student Learning at PittThe Office of the Provost invites you to share your vision for general education reform at our upcoming student engagement event, Aspire and Inspire: Chart the Future of Student Learning at Pitt. This event will take place in the University Club Ballroom B (second floor), from 5pm-7pm on Monday, March 24th. Dinner will be served, and we will be raffling off Panther Pride baskets! Students can receive OCC credit for participating. Please RSVP at this link in bio.