Have you ever had a Sliding Doors Moment - a decision or opportunity that could have gone either way that leads to two very different futures?
I’m Jennie Becker and I’m fascinated by ‘what if’ moments - what they look like, what we can learn from them - and how we can begin to embrace them.
Five years ago I had my very own Sliding Doors Moment when I decided to start this podcast. Since then I’ve ... more
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So this is one of the great things about Sliding Doors podcast. You learn things about the guests, who are usually well known people, that you never would otherwise.
Joe’s 3rd Sliding Doors moment about a trip to Venice is a great example.
The episodes very often seem like therapy to the guests because Jennie is chatting to them (rather than questioning) about big “life” moments.
A very refreshing and different podcast. Well done from me!
I have really trued with this podcast due to great concept and interesting guests. I have given up as the presenter seems to just keeping saying “ yeah, yeah,” a lack of quality discussion and questions. Sadly I feel the presenter doesn’t know what to say to the guests.
Love this concept and just listened to the episode with Gemma Atkinson, who I love anyway but whose Sliding Doors moments were incredible!
Engaging and inspirational - recommend!!
I think this is one of the best episodes. Gemma has incredible Sliding Doors moments and is very interesting to listen to!
This is such a brilliant concept and a really unique way to hear people’s life story and connect the dots of their lives! LOVED the Gemma A episode!!
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This podcast explores the concept of 'Sliding Doors Moments,' which are pivotal decisions or chance encounters that could lead to vastly different life paths. The host engages with a diverse range of guests, including Olympians, actors, and entrepreneurs, allowing them to reflect on their significant life choices and the impact of seemingly small decisions. Through personal storytelling and candid discussions, the show not only highlights experiences of success and failure but also encourages listeners to appreciate and learn from their own life-altering moments. The insightful narratives shared offer both inspiration and a deeper understanding of the unpredictable nature of life's journey.
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Recent guests on Sliding Doors include:
1. Simon Thomas
2. Christine Tremarco
3. Dr. Megan Rossi
4. Ross King
5. Gemma Atkinson
6. Emma Doran
7. Rob Biddulph
8. Jo Good
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