Ever feel like what you’re doing isn’t “big enough” to matter? This episode will shift that mindset in the best way possible.In this conversation, I’m joined by Chris Thompson, National Vice President of JCI USA, to talk about the Ten Outstanding Young Americans (TOYA) award—and how ordinary people doing meaningful work are being seen, even when it doesn’t feel like it.We talk about imposter syndrome, quiet leadership, and how introverts, ADHDers, and everyday changemakers can find their place in movements that truly matter. Chris shares his journey from military service to national leadership, what it takes to stand out in a TOYA nomination, and why representation and inclusion are non-negotiables in modern leadership.Whether you’ve felt invisible in your efforts or unsure how to step into your power, this episode is full of validation, insight, and encouragement.Ready to feel seen, supported, and maybe even inspired to nominate yourself? Hit play.Learn more about JCI USA and the TOYA program:https://www.jciusa.org/ten-outstanding-young-americansFollow JCI USA on Instagram: https://instagram.com/jciusainstaFollow JCI USA on Facebook: https://facebook.com/jciusa

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