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What's behind our biggest fears? Success, according to Danusia's guest, Gosia Gorna. This ep is all about grabbing a hold of your fears and moving through them. Gosia takes Danusia through her technique, The Expansion Game; a pioneering and powerful method for releasing fear. Listen out for some epiphanies (after all, Danusia doesn't usually air her soul)
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School for Mothers Website ● School For Mothers Private Facebook Group ● School for Mothers Instagram
What’s behind our biggest fears? Success, according to Danusia’s guest, Gosia Gorna. This ep is all about grabbing a hold of your fears and moving through them. Gosia takes Danusia through her technique, The Expansion Game; a pioneering and powerful method for releasing fear. Listen out for some epiphanies (after all, Danusia doesn’t usually air her soul)
Read the full show notes over on our website
School for Mothers Website ● School For Mothers Private Facebook Group ● School for Mothers Instagram
You can't be what you can't see. Danusia and Selma Nicholls, this ep's guest, talk changing narratives, feminism and the power of visibility. As Founder of Looks Like Me, Selma's work opens the door for black and ethnic minority groups to be more visible by challenging the status quo in the world of brand communications.
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School for Mothers Website ● School For Mothers Private Facebook Group ● School for Mothers Instagram
You can’t be what you can’t see. Danusia and Selma Nicholls, this ep’s guest, talk changing narratives, feminism and the power of visibility. As Founder of Looks Like Me, Selma’s work opens the door for black and ethnic minority groups to be more visible by challenging the status quo in the world of brand communications.
Read the full show notes over on our website
School for Mothers Website ● School For Mothers Private Facebook Group ● School for Mothers Instagram
Vacation "the action of leaving something one previously occupied" couldn't be a better word to describe the summer holidays for working mothers, as Danusia explores in this bonus episode.
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School for Mothers Website ● School For Mothers Private Facebook Group ● School for Mothers Instagram
Vacation “the action of leaving something one previously occupied” couldn’t be a better word to describe the summer holidays for working mothers, as Danusia explores in this bonus episode.
Read the full show notes over on our website
School for Mothers Website ● School For Mothers Private Facebook Group ● School for Mothers Instagram
Do you consider yourself a feminist? At SFM we certainly do, and so does our guest this week, Kelly Diels. Kelly and I explore the world of FAUX, getting to grips with how feminism has everything to do with marketing, our own choices and our ability to get our work out into the world.
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School for Mothers Website ● School For Mothers Private Facebook Group ● School for Mothers Instagram
Do you consider yourself a feminist? At SFM we certainly do, and so does our guest this week, Kelly Diels. Kelly and I explore the world of FAUX, getting to grips with how feminism has everything to do with marketing, our own choices and our ability to get our work out into the world.
Read the full show notes over on our website
School for Mothers Website ● School For Mothers Private Facebook Group ● School for Mothers Instagram
Should ambitious women still care about "having-it-all"? In a solo ep, Danusia shares her thoughts and journey with the Have-it-All debate; from being a teen mother, debating with Germaine Greer at the Oxford Union and beyond.
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School for Mothers Website ● School For Mothers Private Facebook Group ● School for Mothers Instagram
Should ambitious women still care about “having-it-all”? In a solo ep, Danusia shares her thoughts and journey with the Have-it-All debate; from being a teen mother, debating with Germaine Greer at the Oxford Union and beyond.
Read the full show notes over on our website
School for Mothers Website ● School For Mothers Private Facebook Group ● School for Mothers Instagram
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