… I am happy to do this any time. I find when I really get the opportunity to talk, without an audience and with emotion, with people who I have seemingly nothing in common, we find a common ground. Those are some of the most valuable conversations I have ever had. It’s a person who looks […]
…Number five is simple: be yourself. One thing I’ve always recognized, having anchored for a long time, is that I’m invited into people’s homes. It’s a privilege and a gift they grant me. When I’m there, I’m a guest. I have to act with respect, be polite, and treat their space with care. My mother,
Find a need and meet it, and don’t be afraid to meet it in way that’s really different — that’s probably why it hasn’t been met yet! Asa part of our series about “Big Ideas That Might Change The World In The Next Few Years” we had the pleasure of interviewing Lauren Miller Rogen, Filmmaker,
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…My academic background is in psychology from Concordia University, and I initially aspired to be a social worker, psychologist, or activist. Now, as a coach and acting teacher, I’ve realized my role extends beyond teaching acting; it involves nurturing people’s self-esteem and life skills. This isn’t just for those aspiring to be professional actors. I’ve