The result, “Who I Am Not,” is an intimate, emotional portrait of intersex people living in a binary world, a reality that according to some estimates is experienced by up to 2% of the world ...

Before you lead others, lead yourself. The shift from “What should I do?” to “Who am I being?” isn’t just powerful; it’s transformational. That’s where real leadership lives.

The question of who I am or, rather, who I think I am, was first posed to me by someone who sought to show that, whoever I thought I might be, I was surely wrong.

Inger Mewburn 14:00 You know, it’s not like a podcast about knitting, or kittens or something. So I think yes, that a lot of us are guilty of ‘myself my job’ and this is who I am.