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Shelly Douglas - Conquer Imposter Syndrome One Tree at a Time

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Did you know that planting trees can reduce crime, lower rates of asthma, and even cool our cities? Hear the amazing story of how Shelly Douglas is leading the charge to bring more trees to communities in need.

In this episode, Dominique Hadad and Adam Morris chat with Shelly Douglas, the Executive Director of Green Columbus, a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing tree coverage and environmental education in Columbus, Ohio. Shelly shares her inspiring journey from animal-loving kid to sustainability champion, and how she overcame imposter syndrome to lead a thriving organization. We learn about the importance of trees in urban environments and the concept of Tree Equity, which ensures everyone has access to a healthy tree canopy.
Episode in a glance

- Shelly’s childhood sparked by a love for animals and environmental documentaries
- From activist to connector: Shelly's evolving approach to environmental advocacy
- Leading Green Columbus: Executive Director before 25
- Green Columbus's Earth Day efforts: 72,000 trees planted and 4,000 volunteers engaged
- Overcoming imposter syndrome and finding motivation beyond self
- Advice for future Green Champions: Focus on your passion and the rest will follow
About Shelly Douglas

Shelly is the Executive Director of Green Columbus, a Columbus, Ohio sustainability-focused nonprofit striving to activate volunteer engagement, grow equitable tree canopy coverage, and foster resilient communities.
Connect with Shelly & find out more about Green Columbus:

Send us a message!

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Introduction to Shelly Douglas (00:00:00)

2. A childhood sparked by a love for animals and environmental documentaries (00:02:08)

3. From activist to connector: Shelly's evolving approach to environmental advocacy (00:06:27)

4. Leading Green Columbus: Executive Director before 25 (00:09:30)

5. Green Columbus's Earth Day efforts: 72,000 trees planted and 4,000 volunteers engaged (00:13:29)

6. Overcoming imposter syndrome and finding motivation beyond self (00:16:20)

7. Advice for future Green Champions: Focus on your passion and the rest will follow (00:22:17)

19 episodes

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Manage episode 407844313 series 3554737
Content provided by Adam Morris & Dominique Hadad, Adam Morris, and Dominique Hadad. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Adam Morris & Dominique Hadad, Adam Morris, and Dominique Hadad or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Did you know that planting trees can reduce crime, lower rates of asthma, and even cool our cities? Hear the amazing story of how Shelly Douglas is leading the charge to bring more trees to communities in need.

In this episode, Dominique Hadad and Adam Morris chat with Shelly Douglas, the Executive Director of Green Columbus, a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing tree coverage and environmental education in Columbus, Ohio. Shelly shares her inspiring journey from animal-loving kid to sustainability champion, and how she overcame imposter syndrome to lead a thriving organization. We learn about the importance of trees in urban environments and the concept of Tree Equity, which ensures everyone has access to a healthy tree canopy.
Episode in a glance

- Shelly’s childhood sparked by a love for animals and environmental documentaries
- From activist to connector: Shelly's evolving approach to environmental advocacy
- Leading Green Columbus: Executive Director before 25
- Green Columbus's Earth Day efforts: 72,000 trees planted and 4,000 volunteers engaged
- Overcoming imposter syndrome and finding motivation beyond self
- Advice for future Green Champions: Focus on your passion and the rest will follow
About Shelly Douglas

Shelly is the Executive Director of Green Columbus, a Columbus, Ohio sustainability-focused nonprofit striving to activate volunteer engagement, grow equitable tree canopy coverage, and foster resilient communities.
Connect with Shelly & find out more about Green Columbus:

Send us a message!

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Introduction to Shelly Douglas (00:00:00)

2. A childhood sparked by a love for animals and environmental documentaries (00:02:08)

3. From activist to connector: Shelly's evolving approach to environmental advocacy (00:06:27)

4. Leading Green Columbus: Executive Director before 25 (00:09:30)

5. Green Columbus's Earth Day efforts: 72,000 trees planted and 4,000 volunteers engaged (00:13:29)

6. Overcoming imposter syndrome and finding motivation beyond self (00:16:20)

7. Advice for future Green Champions: Focus on your passion and the rest will follow (00:22:17)

19 episodes

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