Rethinking Misogyny: Julia Gillard

Rethinking Misogyny: Julia Gillard

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Introducing Rethink Moments

When did you last have a rethink moment? How did it make you feel? And what happened? Welcome to Rethink Moments with Rachel Botsman. In each episode, Rachel will take us on a journey to rethink a culturally significant idea or event through the lens of renowned innovators, creat ...  Show more

Rethinking Doubt

How can the power of doubt transform the way we live and lead? In this episode, Rachel invites us on a personal rethinking journey as she explores her own experiences with doubt. Rachel reveals what happened when she ventured into the space of doubt and explains the key differenc ...  Show more

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