Seeing the Unseen with Gail McDonald — Bias, Memory, and Emotion-Blind Spots Wear Many Masks
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Seeing the Unseen with Gail McDonald — Bias, Memory, and Emotion-Blind Spots Wear Many Masks
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About this listen
In this introductory episode of Blind Spots, host Gail McDonald shares the heart behind the podcast and why uncovering our blind spots is so important for personal growth, relationships, and decision-making. Drawing on over 20 years of coaching experience, Gail explains what blind spots are, how they quietly shape our thoughts and behaviors, and why building self-awareness and emotional intelligence matters.
She also shares her own story of becoming a coach, lessons learned from clients, and the challenges of facing the unknown. From perfectionism to fear of failure, the Dunning-Kruger effect to the power of feedback, this episode sets the stage for honest conversations and practical tools to help you see what’s been holding you back.
Whether you’re here to strengthen your relationships, gain clarity in your decisions, or simply learn how to spot the narratives that no longer serve you, this podcast is for you.
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