Faking It A CONVO WITH A HUMAN TRAFFICKING SURVIVOR AND THE POWER OF FORGIVENESS
In this episode, Miriam discusses:
- Human Trafficking in the US
- The power of forgiveness
- The justice and foster care system through a personal story
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Resources:
- Renting Lacey by Linda Smith
- Learn more about Human Trafficking - https://sharedhope.org/
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Faking it is about Fake it 'till you make it, not faking orgasms. This podcast is on a mission to empower women in all aspects of their lives, in the bedroom and out of it. Miriam covers topics ranging from entrepreneurship to financial literacy, to sexuality, and believing in yourself.
Faking It is about adapting the growth mindset and setting yourself free from your own limitations.
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Miriam Haart currently stars in the award-nominated hit series, ‘My Unorthodox Life’ on Netflix. Miriam is a Computer Science graduate from Stanford University. As well as youngest teacher at Stanford, teaching a class on Virtual Reality. Miriam has built over 10 iOS compatible apps since the age of 13.
Miriam served as a PM at the AI company Yewno, where she created a platform for students to publish articles in peer-reviewed journals. Miriam develops AI generated NFTs. She is a Web3 educator and activist.
Miriam is a speaker, influencer, and entrepreneur. She is the CPO of +Body. Miriam's work is focused on empowering women in all aspects of their lives. She believes that more women should be in STEM and regularly works towards that goal through her podcast and her teachings.