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I was largely visibly invisible in high school.

I fit in everywhere but was sought out or celebrated nowhere. I more or less hid my edges and also hid my essence,

probably because it was safer that way and it's taken me a long time to show up as me so I don't know if I would have

qualified for any kind of superlative in high school let alone even being acknowledged.

So you've been asking about this for years and in this week's special episode we're

turning around the mic and I am stepping into the guest seat to be interviewed

by none other than Kelly

Carrigan. So Kelly is a four-time New York time best-selling author, the host of

the PBS interview show Tell Me More, and the wildly popular podcast Kelly

Currigan Wonders.

Really known for wit and wisdom and authenticity,

she's been called the Voice of a Generation and Our Poet Laureate of The Ordinary

and just on a personal level.

I love how her mind works and the way she

follows her curiosity and her fearlessness in asking questions that others shy away from.

In today's conversation, she's stepping into the hosting seat and asking me all sorts of things

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