Arielle Nissenblatt On Learning, Geography, And How To Start A Podcast

<p>Arielle talks about the journey of formal education in her life. She went from being more reserved and lacking confidence to finding her true passions and believing in herself more. </p><p>She opens up about being diagnosed with a nonverbal learning disability in her early years. This also lead to some traumatic memories of being removed from class for needing more help with math. Even though it’s meant to help, in her case, and probably most cases, it did more harm than good. </p><p>Through post-secondary education and entering the workplace, she was able to better connect with her passions in the real world and her confidence grew. One of these big passions was geography. The other one, was podcasting. </p><p>We talked about being a multi-passionate person and how it’s ok to have so many interests. We found out the extent of organization systems Arielle uses and some of her interests. She has many new passions from TikTok, to checking out new food, mapping, rollerblading, tennis, soccer, and of course anything new in the world of podcasting.</p><p>Like always, there were some awesome surprise tidbits in the conversation. We learned how she broke her elbow and her Apple Watch called 911. Arielle also shared that she is pretty much vegan, loves storytelling and is a geography expert. Arielle has an incredible mindset and approach to life. She is the absolute definition of a lifelong learner.</p><p><strong>Memorable Quotes</strong></p><p><i>“If you have an idea for a podcast. Awesome. Great. Think about why it should be a podcast first.”</i></p><p><i>“I Love Podcasts. When I started listening, I just became exposed to all of these new people and all of these new stories that I had not been aware of beforehand.”</i></p><p><i>“I am constantly challenged to come up with new ideas. I love marketing concepts and I love connecting with people about how to tell their stories.”</i></p><p><strong>13 Things To Remember When You Start Your Podcast</strong></p><ol><li>Know your why. Not just from a philosophical, motivatio