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#050 Lessons learned being mentored by Clint Eastwood, the overnight success myth, and how to be authentic in your communication, with Renée Marino.

#050 Lessons learned being mentored by Clint Eastwood, the overnight success myth, and how to be authentic in your communication, with Renée Marino.

Episode 50 Published 5 years, 7 months ago
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Renée Marino is a communication coach, guiding women and men to own their power and gain confidence in themselves and clarity in their relationships, by becoming comfortable with authentic communication. She is also a Broadway performer, having appeared in shows such as "West side story" and "Pretty woman", and she also starred in the film "Jersey boys" directed by Clint Eastwood.

 

Key takeaways:

  • The adversities, the determination, the courage, and the "overnight success"
  • Lessons learned by being mentored by Clint Eastwood
  • Taking imperfect action: "Leap, and the net will appear"
  • How to be confident and authentic in communication
  • Being a knowledge broker, and the "Knowledge Broker Blueprint"
  • Tony Robbins and the power of incantations

 

Memorable quote:

"Don't be so hard on yourself! It's ok, you're doing awesome, just do your best and let the rest go."

-Renée Marino

 

Connect with Renée:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reneemarinoofficial/

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/MasterCommunicators

 

 

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