Join us for a riveting conversation with Steven Fuller, Founder of Race in STEM, as we explore the intersection of diversity, inclusion, and performance in the world of STEM. 

Get ready for a melodic journey as Steven Fuller reflects on the transferable skills gleaned from his diverse career, where every note played becomes a lesson in resilience and adaptation

Here are 5 key talking points that will captivate you:

• Race in STEM: Steven delves into the powerful community he's cultivated through Race in STEM, advocating for diversity and inclusion in the STEM fields.
• Life as a Performance: Discover how Steven's varied career, from music to teaching to recruitment, has shaped his perspective on life and work as a performance.
• Transferable Skills: Learn how skills learned from music, such as starting what you finish, have translated into Steven's professional journey.
• Influence vs Manipulation: Explore the nuances between influence and manipulation, and how Steven leverages his "Smoozer" capability for the greater good.
• Challenges and Resilience: Gain insights into Steven's personal journey, from financial setbacks to career transitions, and how he navigates challenges with resilience and determination.

During this episode, we delve into some sensitive topics including the challenges of childbirth, which may be triggering to some listeners. Additionally, we discuss vaginismus, a condition I encountered for the first time in this conversation. If you find yourself affected by these discussions, please prioritise your well-being and consider reaching out for support.

For more information or support on childbirth-related challenges, you can visit the NHS website: NHS UK - Pregnancy and Childbirth

To learn more about vaginismus and seek support, you can visit the NHS website: NHS UK - Vaginismus

Don't miss out on this enlightening conversation! Tune in now to gain valuable insights into empowering diversity in STEM and so much more!

In a heartfelt caveat, I must acknowledge a slight inaccuracy in one of the stories shared during the episode. My wife has gracefully informed me that there was a “brief” period where she didn't enjoy playing the piano and lost 'a little' confidence, but she never truly hated it. It's a humbling reminder of the nuances in personal experiences and the importance of accurate storytelling. Thank you for your understanding and continued support.

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