Do you have an accent? Do you feel like accents can prevent you from being successful? Or do you see them as part of your ID? On this episode, Jamie and Ana talk about this. Ana speaks from a personal point a view as someone who speaks three languages. Jamie has spent his youth in another country where English was not spoken. See what they have to share with their audience.
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