If you’ve always wanted to join us for our Clutch College Live events but weren’t able to, today is your lucky day. Every single year, so many amazing insights come out from teaching and coaching live, so on this episode, I’m sharing three takeaways from our latest one.
Whether you run a business of your own or not, today’s discussion all about capitalism, toxic capitalism, and making money as a DEI-oriented business is going to be relevant to all of you. Trudi has watched me swim in drama about making money as an entrepreneur, so we’re having an important discussion about how women and other marginalized identities need to reframe our relationship to capitalism.
Elana McKernan is the Director of The Society and my acting COO. After her own journey of encountering coaching for the first time, becoming a coach herself, and supervising in my business, she’s got the full picture view of the impact of incorporating thought work into the workplace, so we’re answering all the questions you might have.
I offer what “no gods no gurus” means to me, and why I encourage you to lean into the disorientation of all the systems of belief available for us to question or integrate. I’m showing you why the coaching model I teach is just a thought, and how you always have agency to interrogate and choose to keep what serves you.
I’m sharing a conversation I had with Victoria Myers from the Nourishing Women Podcast where we talk about why most resolutions are perfectionist fantasies, what that means, and what to do instead.
If you’ve got that little voice in your brain telling you this is the year you’ll succeed at your lofty New Year’s resolutions and that you will magically become a changed person if you just motivate yourself enough, you need to listen in this week.