• Dannii Mathers: "All I ever wanted was the freedom to be able to choose the life I wanted, but when I was given it, I felt very vulnerable."

  • Jul 2 2024
  • Length: 50 mins
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Dannii Mathers: "All I ever wanted was the freedom to be able to choose the life I wanted, but when I was given it, I felt very vulnerable."

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  • Episode 3 of the Validating Vulnerable Voice podcast features Dannii Mathers, a seasoned sales professional with over 20 years of experience, specialising in leadership, consultancy, and executive coaching. After navigating and mastering the complexities of the sales profession, Dannii later turned towards her passion of developing people, and is particularly passionate about empowering women, helping them to overcome imposter syndrome and, as cliche as it sounds, realising their full potential.

    She believes in a person-centred approach, specifically in the power of empathy and personal investment in calibrating individual and team success.

    Dannii always leads with curiosity and is eager to learn and challenge herself, which is evident in this episode.

    Validating Vulnerable Voices host, Charmaine Vincent, talks to Dannii about several vulnerable subject areas, including eating disorders and neurodiversity.

    In this episode, Dannii discusses how her journey to getting a diagnosis of ADHD has had such an impact in her life, and how this has helped her understand her past, both personally and professionally, and how a diagnosis has helped her to flourish.
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