As coaches, we teach our clients to question everything. But this has to include questioning our own premise of what we see as the goal of coaching and how we want to help them. So this week, we’re talking about the intellectual history of the concepts we teach and use
With any kind of social justice movement, there’s a big difference in how people identify with it as part of their worldview. So whether you strongly identify as a feminist, or you’re unsure about whether you want to be one and what that even means, this episode is going to be helpful in showing you your blindspots about why other people might not relate to this movement the way you do.
This week, we’re diving into the value of understanding basic history. In America especially, we see the dominant white framework we live by to have this ahistoricity, where there is a non-context-specific way of thinking about the world. And this is the white box, devoid of diversity and context, that
Simone Seol and I have decided to create a limited series podcast called Outside the White Box: Elevating the Coaching Conversation. We’re bringing you the full first episode right here, and we’re talking all about embracing complexity in your marketing. This podcast is not just for coaches, but for anyone who loves nerding out on coaching, and especially so if you’re a little bit skeptical about the industry.
Welcome to the first episode of Outside the White Box! Fellow life coach Simone Seol and I have spent some time thinking about the various ways we can elevate our industry, and this is it. Something we feel is missing from the coaching industry is an understanding of the origin