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And then QA and I wanted to explore her career and talk about our kind of gut around as a layperson around what's controlling our world and what isn't and how much control we have. And it all comes down to a comfort zone of knowledge of something help us not be afraid of it. And how does risk and fear play into our behavior on a day to day basis? So it's a lot. It's a big mouthful
Judy Mosley
@JudyReads · 5:00
There's a program called Code Louisville, where I'm from in Louisville, Kentucky, and I took two boot camps, and one for front end web development and one for PHP. And that's essentially how my career started. I'm so glad you focused on mindset, because that was well, it's what was and what seems to be the constant I don't want to say battle, but task for me. I have always been a fearful person
Judy Mosley
@JudyReads · 2:16
So I wanted to offer that as well because that's probably been probably been one of the most life changing things for me and how I operate on a daily basis
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 2:09
And I guess one of the things that I want to invite people to think about in terms of career and fear is when you jump into something and you have that silly imposter syndrome thing that everyone doubts themselves and that whoever hires and made a mistake. Have you confronted that kind of fear in your career where you're thinking, what if someone finds me out? And if so, how did you navigate that conversation with yourself?
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