Donna Dahl

TELEVISION & RADIO INTERVIEWS

CIBN TV

EMPOWERMENT COACHING WITH DONNA DAHL

In this CIBN TV interview with Carrie George, Donna Dahl reflects on her coaching journey and the approach she has developed since beginning her practice in 2005. She discusses her “Stuck to Start in 90 Minutes” process, the role confidence plays in meaningful change, and how coaching can help people draw on their own wisdom and experience to determine what comes next.

Donna also explores self-doubt and imposter syndrome, the importance of recognizing your own value, and the difference it can make to have someone in your corner who believes in you. Carrie closes the conversation from personal experience, sharing her own endorsement of Donna's coaching and mentorship.

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I AM REFOCUSED RADIO

DONNA DAHL

In this conversation with host Shamaya Reed, Donna Dahl explores what empowerment coaching means and why recognizing your strengths, abilities and personal value can be an important part of moving forward. She discusses getting unstuck, building confidence, making decisions and creating greater clarity about where you want to go.

Donna also shares her thoughts on communication, choosing mentors, individualized coaching and the importance of working with people in ways that reflect who they are rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all approach. She discusses Lessons I Learned from the Tortoise and her belief that even small steps can move us toward meaningful change.

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The WIN SHOW

MOMENTUM MARKETING

In this television interview with The Women’s Information Network, Donna Dahl shares practical insights from her early work in marketing and entrepreneurship. She discusses personal branding, the difference between marketing and advertising, building confidence as a business owner, and why a brand needs to reflect the personality of the person behind it.

Donna also introduces the idea behind Momentum Marketing: businesses shouldn't wait until things slow down to begin marketing. Using the story of a small car needing momentum to climb a mountain, she explains why marketing while business is going well can help carry that momentum forward.