• Episode 18 - Deena Gornick - On Confidence, Coaching and Creativity

  • Nov 22 2020
  • Length: 1 hr and 10 mins
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Episode 18 - Deena Gornick - On Confidence, Coaching and Creativity

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  • My guest for this episode is the talented Deena Gornick, an executive and board level coach, facilitator and writer and since recording this back at the end of 2019 we've become good friends too - albeit remotely! I have a number of interviews like this one that were recorded last year that I have yet to release as other priorities have had to come first but it's been exciting to listen back to these conversations and reflect on them with a new light - especially after the challenges of 2020. In this episode we discuss how Deena found her calling as a coach - how she started out as an actor, but soon discovered that she enjoyed helping other people to perform and find themselves much more than she enjoyed acting. We actually ended up chatting for hours so it was really hard to cut this interview down but it's still a meaty and interesting discussion about courage, creativity and most of all the search for confidence. I hope you enjoy this episode, please subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and if you could please leave a rating and review, this all helps to get more people to hear the Who's Next stories. You can follow the podcast on @whosnextpoduk -- and to find out more about Deena check out her instagram @deenagornickexecutivecoach or Twitter @deenagornick.
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