At the beginning of 2020, I started listening to the podcast Claim The Stage with host Angela Lussier. Angela is the creator and CEO of The Sister Speakerhood, helping women step into public speaking around the world.
I'd taken a break from podcasts when I took on the challenge of reading 200 Books in a Year. A few days ago I found myself between books and decided to see what's new from the podcasts I subscribe to.
Angela asked her listeners questions on two podcasts I found inspiring. I wanted to send in my answer by I'd missed her deadline, so I'm answering her questions here.&nbsp;
Links
<a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/claim-the-stage-a-public-speaking-podcast-for-women/id1119712757">Claim the Stage Podcast</a>
<a href="https://nanci-writes.squarespace.com/books">The Journey Journal</a>
<a href="https://nanci-writes.squarespace.com/submissions/project-200-book-in-one-year">200 Books in a Year</a>

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