Heather Corwin

When I was growing up, I found telling stories to other people electrifying! I loved it, so I performed at my church, and throughout elementary, middle and high school. I learned I was good at performing, which intensified my love because people praised me for my ability. I was state ranked for reading poetry and short stories in forensics (a.k.a. speech team) while in high school, when I also learned how to listen and use criticism. I went on to earn my undergraduate and

The way you know your life has converged successfully for you is to continually ask yourself the questions: Does this make me happy? Should I be doing something else? How does my body feel when I’m doing this work? What other type of person do I need around to make this better? In my life, these questions have helped guide me to be the best person I know how to be and to live the life I crave. When I have answers to these questions, I may not be able to make a change immedia

Discovering what you're good at is vital to your happiness. When you follow your self-knowledge, you're able to then keep weeding out the elements of your life to evolve to your most satisfied life. I began my journey knowing I wanted to be an actress, so I became one. I was told that the life would be hard, which is accurate. What I wasn't clear on in my early career is the truth that unless I started performing on screen often, there was no way I could ever support myse