Episode 16: Being comfortable in your vulnerability with Lexi Andrie and Sophie Wang, founders of non-profit LUMA Galleries

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Today we are joined by Sophie Wang and Lexi Andrie, two Orr Fellows and founders and CEO and COO of the non-profit LUMA Galleries. We talk about their personal journeys and what they’ve learned through founding a non-profit that illuminates different narratives. In this episode you’ll hear about how and when we started to become aware of our own individual needs, shame around injury, painful experiences bringing out growth, amplifying the voices of others, the importance of human connection, how to avoid negative self-talk, and so much more.

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Get your tickets to LUMA Volume I: https://www.lumagalleries.org/event-details/luma-vol-i

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