A Scientist's Journey to Self-love with Leah Elson

🎙️ In this week’s episode, I share the mic with Leah Elson, a scientist and author of "There Are No Stupid Questions… In Science". You may also know Leah from her popular videos on TikTok and Instagram, where she delivers educational content with a comedic flair to her STEMpire community. Leah has spent the last 5 years as an avid public science communicator, and has mastered the art of de-complicating the listener's most intriguing and complicated questions, so trust me when I say this conversation is one for the books.

🎧 Tune in as Leah shares:

- What prompted her to trade in her career as a sportscaster to become a scientist

- The power of asking questions and creating a safe space for curiosity

- Insights into her personal journey towards self-acceptance

- How she transformed adversity into motivation

- The importance of self-love and being your own champion

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