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In this engaging conversation, Paul Faronbi interviews Ashley Jeter, a passionate advocate for STEM education and mentorship. Ashley shares her journey from studying metallurgical engineering to working in the aerospace industry at Lockheed Martin. She discusses the importance of mentorship, overcoming imposter syndrome, and the inspiration behind her platform, 'All Things STEM with Ashley' The conversation highlights the significance of community, volunteering, and the challenges faced by minorities in STEM fields. Ashley also shares her experiences launching a podcast and the power of networking and support systems in achieving success.
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TAKEAWAYS
• Mentorship is crucial for navigating the transition from college to career.
• Imposter syndrome is a common challenge in STEM fields.
• Authenticity is key to success and self-acceptance.
• Volunteering can lead to unexpected opportunities and connections.
• Networking is essential for personal and professional growth.
• Starting a personal brand can empower individuals to share their stories.
• Failure is a part of the journey to success.
• Community support can significantly impact one's career path.
• Enjoying the journey is as important as achieving goals.
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