In my first coach the coach podcast episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with design thinking expert, Amy Sekhon Cunliffe. Amy has a background in design thinking and consults with private and public sector organizations to create customer experiences that stick by leading groups, teams, and individuals through Design sprints. She also coaches entrepreneurs to build inspired businesses by …
In episode 105, we talk about the importance of self-worth. What does it mean to have self-worth, where does it come from, and what do you do when you realize it’s in short supply? Whether we are an established thought leader or we are rising in our leadership and impact, one of our most important responsibilities to our people is …
In episode 104, I’m joined by branding coach and strategist to midlife (PrimeTime) women, Juju Hook. After launching a successful online branding program and blog at 48 (and developing a following of more than 50,000 fans!), Juju Hook took to the stage with her powerful message that NOW is the time for rebranding midlife as PrimeTime for women. As you’ll …
In episode 103, we talk about all things thought leader – and thought leadership. How do you go from being a good coach to a trusted thought leader? We grow our audiences and we expand our platforms by doing our work in as visible of a way as we can – WITHOUT doing the work because we measure our self-worth …
How do you find your voice and be a better coach? As I share in this solo episode, so many of us are trying to find our voices. It’s beautiful. Yet tragic. Our voices shouldn’t be something we have to go outside of ourselves to discover. Plus, even if we find our voice – life won’t always be smooth sailing. …
Are you my Moxielicious podcast listener? If you are a coach, consultant or business leader who wants to unapologetically speak up for yourself, your company, and the ideas and issues that matter most to you, then the answer is YES! This podcast is also designed for industry leaders (like you?) who have been called to develop the voices of their people – but who know they need to dial-up their …
