Episode 17: The Doubters with Frank Starling
This week I was joined by Diversity and Inclusion Consultant Frank Starling to discuss The Challenge of Authenticity I was so captivated and inspired by Frank's story and I'm sure you will be…
The Doubters Archive
This week I was joined by Diversity and Inclusion Consultant Frank Starling to discuss The Challenge of Authenticity I was so captivated and inspired by Frank's story and I'm sure you will be…
This week I was joined by artist Michael Karsouny to discuss our shared belief that There is No Such Thing as Procrastination! This turned into an inspiring, energising, and moving conversation…
This week was a solo episode where I opened up the conversation about How to Respond from Fear, which felt important as we were starting to come out from the coronavirus…
This week I was joined by a guest who has a very special place in my heart to discuss this topic: The Creative Act of Life! Teresa Wilson is a 'life coach…
This week, I was joined by XPT Certified Coach and Mental Health Counselor Amy Morrison to discuss the topic Meeting Yourself with Compassion. "Self-compassion is the process of being open to one's personal…
It was my great pleasure to invite Jason Gots this week for a conversation about (but not limited to) Self-Doubt and Creativity. Jason was the host of my first and…
During my solo episode this week, I took the opportunity of reviewing the first two months of The Doubters as well as exploring the topic of Self-Doubt: The Hallmark of Authenticity. …
This week, in the last of my three-part series on The Strength of Weakness, Dara Blumenthal joined us from New York to discuss the topic of Embracing Tenderness. I was so inspired by Dara's insights…
This week, as the second of my three-part series on The Strength of Weakness, I spoke to Chris Steely about his Lessons from The Shadow. Chris has embraced a life of challenge, from serving…
This week was the beginning of a three-part series on The Strength of Weakness. I knew my conversation with Paul was going to get vulnerable because I've done so much…