Academic Writing Amplified21 Helmi 2023

156: What Scholar's Voice Means to Me with Gina Robinson

In this episode, Coach Gina talks about what Scholar's Voice™ means to her. She talks about some of the changes that the company has gone through in the past few years, some of the ways we've shifted and adapted to our diverse and growing clientele, and what we stand for today.

She shares a bit of her personal experience, both as a professor going through the same gauntlet as many of our listeners, and as a coach working to shift mindsets, and talks about how much her personal story has influenced her coaching work. She describes the Scholars Voice™ community as a place where clients can be real, honest, and vulnerable, and where real growth and change happens on a daily basis.

For full show notes visit scholarsvoice.org/podcast/156.

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