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Imposter syndrome has been showing up a lot lately. I’ve heard it at nearly every event, panel or Q&A I’ve been part of. So in this entry, let's have a look at what goes on behind the scenes.You can hear it in the questions after a talk, in the quiet conversations while networking, across YouTube, LinkedIn and podcasts. Sometimes it’s direct. Other times it’s buried in the subtext. That’s why I wrote this entry. It’s a reflection on lessons learned from other creators, science communicators...
Last weekend I finally saw Ocean with David Attenborough. Here’s the short recap I wanted to share with you: Yes, footage looks great. Yes, you should see it if you haven’t already. But most importantly: it was a masterclass in storytelling. So instead of sharing a review with you, I prepped a “creator breakdown” to see how we can adapt these narrative structures and storytelling tools into our own climate or science messages. No major spoilers ahead. 🙋🏻♂️ 📲 Building in public - Project...
If you’re new here, or are just starting out with science communication, this entry is for you. I'll be sharing the path that led me from marine biology to creative storytelling, and the core framework I now teach to scientists to start their own communication journey. That framework is divided into two parts: 1. starting from your strengths and 2. connecting with the people who matter. Plus a quick look at my new workbook, built from the lessons I learned the past 15 years. 📲 Building in...