Danielle Dobson – author of Breaking the Gender Code
Caitlin Wright talks to Danielle Dobson the author of Breaking the Gender Code. This book was inspired by Danielle’s two-year research project into women in leadership.
How women can break the gender code and stereotypes to reshape their lives
A new book based on two years research of more than 50 high achieving women is exploring the hidden codes holding women back.
The coach who cracked the Gender Code - headline
Danielle Dobson has her middle son to thank for the "eureka" moment that led her to publish a book.
Time & Energy, Finding Enough
How’s your energy-level today? Are you reading this slumped exhausted over your laptop, or are you full of beans and ready to take on a new challenge?
Breaking the Gender Code: Interview with author Danielle Dobson
We discuss the invaluable skills women in leadership positions bring to business.
Creative Little Soul Podcast with guest Danielle Dobson
In her book, Danielle deconstructs some of the common myths around gender and identity and analyses the internal and external pressured facing women.
Breaking the Gender Code with Danielle Dobson
Today we’re talking with Danielle Dobson. Danielle is a Executive Coach, speaker, advocate and author of Breaking The Gender Code.
How to have conversations to get what you want
Being present, preparing correctly and removing preconceived ideas are all ways we can improve our conversations.
Why 'The Gender Code' Can Be The Hidden Cause Of Perfectionism
As high achieving women, we can often talk about perfectionism with a mix of pride and embarrassment.
Breaking the Gender Code, by Danielle Dobson
New book based on extensive research explores the hidden codes holding women back, and how we can rewrite them. Author Danielle Dobson explores the hidden codes governing women
Writing your own [Gender] code
Understand what drives the personal motivations of women in leadership, you are better able to develop programs and advise their decisions.
Danielle Dobson - Code Conversations
For many of us, the dominating factor in defining who we are is what we do for a living. Doctor, office worker, shopkeeper, personal trainer, etc.