I wasn’t too sure how it would go, but I knew ISU would help me because I saw the same importance put on peer mentorship that I learned in CMU. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

Her value was shown not just while speaking on the panel, but in how she conducted herself even off the stage. Namely, my time at Central Michigan University birthed the leadership skills that I could have never imagined. But for me, coming in as a graduate student, working on a PhD was really new to me because I had never done that before of course. But I had to be sure that it was a safe space because I was not going to allow anybody to sabotage this career that I had worked so hard for. Emily: How can the listeners find you if they want to learn more about your career or anything else?And so I did my thesis on that show, and I got surprised by The Steve Harvey show with actually meeting the cast because they did a reunion. Many people face the barrier of understanding that each speaking engagement has to be treated as if it was the first one. But I think it was really smart of you since you were already doing it when you came into graduate school just to be completely upfront and say, this is what’s happening. And so I was really able to use my corporate job to fund my speaking career to start funding the business, right? This is a must-have for anyone, especially millennials looking for lessons in keeping the faith as you figure out your purpose, relationship cultivation, planning and executing, authentic leadership development, and always creating a path for others to come behind you by always giving back.

So I knew due dates for assignments as an instructor, and due dates for assignments as a graduate student as well. Emily: That’s a great thing actually about sort of side hustling or having your own business generally. I wasn’t too sure how it would go, but I knew ISU would help me because I saw the same importance put on peer mentorship that I learned in CMU,” said Williams. If asked what book has had the biggest impact on my life during my college career, this would be the one without hesitation.

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And it could be something that we’ve already touched on in the interview, or it could be something completely new. Natilie: And once I learned that I could balance my coursework and my speaking career, it was all she wrote after that. Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages.

This book seeks to transform readers' outlook on the world and inspire them to take life into their own hands. Well, when COVID hit, I was in my mind, I first thought that this was literally the end of my speaking career. And it got to a point where I was working corporate where I was like, I don’t want to do this anymore. I am at the University of Missouri in Columbia, where I am finishing up my PhD in Communication with a focus in Identity and Diversity, and also maintain an assistantship there. In this episode, Emily interviews Natilie Williams, a PhD candidate in communication at the University of Missouri, keynote speaker, and author.