Show Notes
You don’t need to know how something will turn out before you begin. Tania Doko, singer-songwriter and one half of iconic Australian duo Bachelor Girl, has built a life and career by being willing to back herself – from leaving the comfort of Australia for a new creative life in Sweden, to making the ask without knowing who might say yes.
In this episode, Tania takes Ren behind the scenes of Bachelor Girl’s early days and the extraordinary success of Buses and Trains. They explore letting go of perfectionism, having the courage to try, and staying open to possibilities you could never have planned. If you’ve ever wished you could turn down the volume on that harsh inner critic, this conversation is for you.
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