Podcast Episodes

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.

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.

This week, I’m introducing you to a concept I call goal intoxication versus goal sobriety. If you’ve spent your entire life drunk on your future potential, setting goals and failing to achieve them, or making fancy plans and falling off the wagon immediately, I’m inviting you to try on goal sobriety because this is what will help you actually reach your goals and form the habits you truly care about.

This week, I’m speaking to my friend Clara Artschwager. Clara is a dating coach who has a refreshingly different take on dating and relationships compared to the majority of what’s out there, which is exactly why I knew I had to be friends with her and have her on the podcast.

My guest on the podcast this week is author, global speaker, and professional certified life coach, Andrea Owen. She’s here to shed some light on her new book, Make Some Noise: Speak Your Mind and Own Your Strength and to dive into our shared favorite topic: unlearning the patriarchy.

Vulnerability and intimacy can feel scary, often because they’re framed in a way that means you’re giving someone else the power to hurt you. But this isn’t a particularly empowering way to understand it, so this week, I want to give you a new framework that will show you how it’s not really about other people at all.