Today we’d like to introduce you to Alexis Elizabeth Ramdaou

Hi Alexis Elizabeth, thanks for joining us today. We’d love for you to start by introducing yourself.

My adolescence was challenging, I grew up with limited resources, and my mother was ill during my formative years, eventually passing away when I was a teenager. As her health declined, I found myself in the role of caregiver, navigating the complexities of illness, pain, and loss at an age when most of my peers were preoccupied with trivial teenage concerns. To cope, I sought ways to express myself through art. I started in musical theatre at a very young age, which opened up a world of creation for me. It allowed me to escape the hardships of everyday life by stepping into different worlds and stories.

Through theatre, I was constantly exposed to a kaleidoscope of human experiences. People from all walks of life crossed my path, each with their own struggles, triumphs, and stories to tell. Despite our differences in background, culture, and circumstance, we were bound together by the raw and universal thread of human emotion.

As I got older, I realized I wanted to share my own stories and help others find their voice. I focused on songwriting and story producing my own material, learning the tools to build something from the ground up and see it through to completion. I felt it was important to understand every aspect of the creation process, so I learned each piece step by step, from pre-production through post-production. This allowed me to contribute to every part of the project and become a more knowledgeable and effective collaborator. I started creating shows and projects from the ground up and this experience gave me a deep understanding of how to craft compelling narratives and manage complex production workflows while maintaining the integrity of the story and its purpose.

My work became my mission—a journey to capture the essence of the human experience through songs, podcasts, writing, art, and whatever medium allows me to weave the tapestry of human stories with authenticity and empathy.

I’m sure it wasn’t obstacle-free, but would you say the journey has been fairly smooth so far?

I feel like “smooth” in most transitions is an illusion. I think it’s the mindset you create during the process that matters. Learning new tools and processes requires a lot of perseverance. Each step, from pre-production to post-production, came with its own set of challenges. There were moments of self-doubt, technical hurdles, and the constant need to prove myself and my abilities. Despite these struggles, each obstacle taught me valuable lessons and made me more resilient.
Some of the things I’ve learned along the way are its important to adopt growth mindset, see each challenges as opportunities for learning and growth, making you more open to change, taking risks, and trying new things. Embrace failure as a temporary setback and a chance to learn fosters resilience and continuous improvement. Setting clear and specific goals to help you focus on positive future outcomes, while maintaining an optimistic and proactive attitude enables you to thrive even during uncomfortable transitions. Being flexible and open to new ideas, perspectives, and possibilities is crucial for adaptation. Developing emotional intelligence enhances your ability to understand and manage your emotions, as well as empathize with others. Additionally, leaning on your support network for collaboration and encouragement can provide valuable strength and guidance.

Thanks – so what else should our readers know about Now It´s Hear?

Now It’s Hear empowers brands and creators by providing top-notch podcast services that bring your company and stories to life. We believe everyone has a story worth sharing, and our goal is to provide you with the tools, knowledge, and support you need to share your voice and brand with the world. We have produced for blue chip companies, brands, and personalities small and large, we’re helping create your voice, brand, and story. We have worked with diverse projects from narrative, B2B, personal development, entertainment, and so much more. Our diverse expertise allows us to offer and meet the unique needs of each podcaster or brand.

Expertise: Our team comprises Award-winning industry veterans with years of experience in podcast production.

Customization: We offer tailored solutions to fit your specific needs and goals, ensuring your podcast stands out in a crowded market.

Support: We provide ongoing support and resources to help you navigate the podcasting landscape and achieve success.

About Me: I am a Content Strategist, Creator, and Producer, specializing in creating and producing podcasts and projects. I focus on crafting brands and stories and helping others find their voice through the work we do. My expertise spans from pre-production to post-production, ensuring that every aspect of the creation process is carefully handled. I am known for my ability to connect deeply with the stories I tell and for my dedication to mastering every part of the production process. This comprehensive approach allows me to contribute effectively to every stage of a project and be a better collaborator. I believe life is about creating your legacy, leaving your story behind the way you want it, and adding value to those who consume it.

What I am most proud of is my resilience and determination in overcoming personal and professional challenges, it taught me valuable lessons and instilled in me a strong sense of perseverance. What sets me apart from others is my approach to creation, making sure everyone feels listened to and feels they can express their inner thoughts and ideas. My dedication not only ensures high-quality outcomes but also fosters a collaborative environment where everyone feels valued and understood. My journey through personal hardships has given me a unique perspective and resilience that I bring to every project, making my work not just a product of technical skill but also deep personal commitment and passion,

Do you have any advice for those just starting out?

For those early in their journey, my advice would be:

1. Be confident in your ability: Trust yourself and your unique perspective. Even if you feel or look different from others, remember that you bring valuable insights and skills to the table. Embrace your individuality and approach challenges with self-assurance.

2. Constantly be learning from those around you: Surround yourself with resources that can support your growth. Stay curious and recognize that there is always room for improvement. Seek out opportunities to expand your knowledge and skill set.

3. Embrace failure as a stepping stone to success: Understand that failure is not a reflection of your worth or potential. Instead, view it as an opportunity for growth and learning.

Contact Info:

• Website: https://nowitshear.com/
• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexis-elizabeth-ramdaou/