Ever wonder what it takes to get started in instructional design? Do you need a Master's degree? Do you need a portfolio? And what mindset do you need to take that leap of faith and step out into doing business on your own. This week the NERDS are lucky enough to be joined by learning consultant Emily May as she shares her own personal journey of becoming an instructional designer and on to a successful learning consultant. 

You can get more information by visiting Emily's website emilymayconsulting.com or email her at emily@emilymayconsulting,com 

If you would like to join in the discussion or perhaps share your own journey, please email the NERDS at [email protected]  

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