The Confrontationalist With Danielle Gibson

Self-care goes beyond simple pleasures like lighting a candle or taking a bath. In this episode, Danielle Gibson discusses an interaction with a potential coaching client who was struggling with job interviews, particularly in addressing an employment gap she believed was affecting her job prospects. Danielle delves into the possibility that the issue may not lie with the gap itself, but with the client’s self-perception and lack o...

"Sometimes, the thing you think you need to do is nothing," says Danielle Gibson, sharing invaluable insights for those struggling with confrontation and direct communication. She reflects on her early sales career, navigating the high-pressure environment of a trend forecasting firm led by a CEO quick to fire.

With a visit from the CEO approaching and receiving advice from colleagues to make a preemptive plea for her job, Daniel...

Ever felt like you lost a piece of your confidence at a job interview? Danielle Gibson breaks down job interviews and the often accompanying fear of facing someone head-on. This reflection stems from a recent conversation she had, exploring the challenge faced by individuals skilled at securing interviews yet struggling with effectively presenting themselves.

Danielle argues against traditional interview preparations, advocating ...

The fear of public speaking is the number one fear people have. Second is the fear of death. In this episode of The Confrontationalist, Danielle Gibson tackles the daunting challenge of public speaking. Danielle dives deep into the roots of this fear, from childhood experiences to societal pressures. She unveils the hidden impact of shame, trauma, and perfectionism on our ability to speak in public. Listeners will discover the insi...

Ever wonder why the comments section on social media can turn into a battleground? In this episode of The Confrontationalist podcast, Danielle Gibson takes a deep dive into the world of online aggression and compares it to road rage. It's an eye-opener into why we sometimes lose our cool behind a screen or a steering wheel.

Danielle kicks things off with road rage, talking about how stress, anxiety, and other emotional triggers c...

Why is saying no important for personal growth and well-being? Danielle Gibson, our host, begins by highlighting the difficulty many people, especially women, face when it comes to saying no. She explores the reasons behind this discomfort, including fear of disapproval, desire for acceptance, gender stereotypes, and lack of role models.

Gibson emphasizes the negative impact of constantly saying yes when you actually want to say ...

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where speaking up seemed almost impossible? In this episode of The Confrontationalist, our host, Danielle Gibson, a seasoned communication expert, delves into the complex art of knowing when to speak up and when to remain silent. Her insights, grounded in extensive experience, explore scenarios where silence can be golden, such as when lacking knowledge on a topic or when emotions run hig...

Have you ever backed down from a tough talk, worried about what might happen? This episode of "The Confrontationalist" with Danielle Gibson dives into why facing these tough moments is crucial. Danielle shares her journey and the lessons from her clients, many of whom are women who've struggled with the fear of confrontation. She talks about how this fear often pops up in daily life - like in hard conversations, when setting bounda...