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  • 378: "Selfish Generosity" with Garrison Cohen
    This was a fun one, with a colleague who was so helpful for me at a pivotal point in my coaching career.
    Garrison Cohen of thesatorieffect.net dives deep into many subjects today, including the idea of a "perfect system," spam insanity, and his concept of "selfish generosity" which certainly resonated deeply for me. I bet it will for you as well.
    Join us!
    Key Links:
    Click here for Garrison's exciting project, The Satori Effect, which may be for you if you're doing great work, and need somebody to help you tell the world about it (in a lovely way : )   I am excited to share my art with you! Here’s the link… https://www.redbubble.com/people/kaytothetenth If something resonates and you make a purchase, all profits are split 50/50 between the production of this podcast, and a rotating range of charities (some of which are brought to my attention by the folks who purchase my art : ) I’m over-the-moon grateful to those who support us in this way. You rock!  
    Click https://bit.ly/K2essays to sign up for my free weekly essays delivered right into your inbox   … As you’ll hear in the post-show, it’s more than essays. It’s a piece of my artwork each week as well as the essay; it’s a We Turned Out Okay Playbook, formerly available only as a paid subscription; and it’s a monthly live meet-up over zoom!  It’s such fun and could only be better with you as a part of it   Also in the post-interview segment, the following links come up: My conversation with educator Nicole Olsen at https://weturnedoutokay.com/185 My conversation with coach  Andrew Moss at https://open.spotify.com/episode/2p0ooDopyPhzuLzaPvE3S8?si=a64027c2796f4567 Steven Pressfield’s amazing book The War of Art ... https://stevenpressfield.com/books/the-war-of-art/     Find the podcast and every back episode in these places, or wherever you get podcasts…
    Apple Podcasts… http://bit.ly/WTOOApple
    Spotify… http://bit.ly/WTOOSpotify
    Stitcher Podcasts… http://bit.ly/WTOOStitcher

    Karen
    Karen Lock Kolp M.Ed. (I am sometimes called Kay, short for Kay Squared because I'm multidimensional : )

    Executive, Leadership, and Play Coach

    Host of the We Turned Out Okay Podcast, helping parents – and former children – walk their best path (not the one that somebody else thinks they should be on)     The quote I live by: "Play is the highest form of research." – Albert Einstein

    This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit kaylockkolp.substack.com/subscribe
    1 hr 7 min
  • 377: Beyond "being overworked and not knowing how to stop"

    I've been super excited to bring you this conversation! 

    Today we hear from a one-to-one coaching client of mine, Angela. You'll hear her talk about some of the biggest struggles she had before we began working together – "Being overworked and not knowing how to stop;" and being "So fragmented mentally."
    If you're feeling something similar, this conversation may be just what you need.
    Because Angela's not feeling that way anymore.  Instead, she shares about feeling "faster at giving into my happy."  That's where all the good, interesting, playful and fun stuff starts.
    Join us!

    Key Links:
    Click here for the wonderful TED talk by Sean Achor, in which he convinces his sister that she is a baby unicorn. So good!

    Click https://bit.ly/K2essays to sign up for my free weekly essays delivered right into your inbox with gratitude, and zero spam

    Because my website is busted – click here to find out more about that, https://bit.ly/KisMovingAlsoFreePlaybook – I'm not posting show notes there…

    Find the podcast and every back episode in these places, or wherever you get podcasts…
    Apple Podcasts… http://bit.ly/WTOOApple
    Spotify… http://bit.ly/WTOOSpotify
    Stitcher Podcasts… http://bit.ly/WTOOStitcher

    Karen
    Karen Lock Kolp M.Ed. (I am sometimes called Kay, short for Kay Squared because I'm multidimensional : )

    Executive, Leadership, and Play Coach

    Host of the We Turned Out Okay Podcast, helping parents – and former children – walk their best path (not the one that somebody else thinks they should be on)     The quote I live by: "Play is the highest form of research." – Albert Einstein

    This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit kaylockkolp.substack.com/subscribe
    1 hr 5 min
  • 376: How you are living your life, with author and teacher Shane Trotter

    We recorded back in late summer, and here is a testament to the power of this conversation: just this morning I was speaking to my teen, and remembering today's guest, Shane Trotter, telling about research on drug addiction. This research was called the "rat playground," in which the positive societies that the rats lived in during the research made it easy for them to turn away from the powerful drugs – like cocaine – that were available 24/7 in the playground.
    If you need some hope that things will be okay, THIS is your conversation.
    As a young adult, Shane developed a kind of obsessive-compulsive disorder called Pino OCD.  And like me with my tendon challenges over the last decade, Shane has found this to be as much a gift as anything else. He wouldn't be who he is today without Pino OCD.
    Shane has written a great book, Setting the Bar, which is out just this week and which I know you're going to love. We discuss Setting the Bar, so you'll get a flavor for it. 
    There's so much else in here to love. I am excited to share a conversation that I personally found enlightening, inspiring, and so much fun!
    Join us!

    Key Links…
    – Find Shane at trottershane.com
    – My conversation with coach Andrew Moss from episode 374 comes up today… Listen here 
    – My first book, Positive Discipline Ninja Tactics, comes up in our conversation… Get the book here: http://amzn.to/1WE8DOA
    – The hilarious and wonderful improv show, Whose Line Is It Anyway?, comes up in our conversation
    – We talk about my friend and frequent WTOO guest Janine Halloran today, find Janine at janinehalloran.com

    – Click here for Steve Jobs' Stanford commencement address, which Shane brings up today

    Because my website is busted – click here to find out more about that, https://bit.ly/KisMovingAlsoFreePlaybook – I'm not posting show notes there…

    Click https://bit.ly/K2essays to sign up for my free weekly essays delivered right into your inbox with gratitude, and zero spam

    Exciting news! I am giving away my formerly-subscription-only We Turned Out Okay Playbook digital copy, each and every month starting now throughout 2022, to everyone who is signed up for my essays!

    That's a $50 value – as my friend Andres says, "that's no Netflix subscription, that's an investment" – and you can get it free each and every month.
    Click here (https://bit.ly/KisMovingAlsoFreePlaybook) to learn more, and click here (https://bit.ly/K2essays) to sign up.…
    The two links are clunky I know, but necessary with the busted website.

    Find the podcast and every back episode in these places, or wherever you get podcasts…
    Apple Podcasts… http://bit.ly/WTOOApple
    Spotify… http://bit.ly/WTOOSpotify
    Stitcher Podcasts… http://bit.ly/WTOOStitcher
    Karen Lock Kolp M.Ed. (I am sometimes called Kay, short for Kay Squared because I'm multidimensional : )

    Executive, Leadership, and Play Coach

    Host of the We Turned Out Okay Podcast, helping parents – and former children – walk their best path (not the one that somebody else thinks they should be on)     The quote I live by: "Play is the highest form of research." – Albert Einstein

    This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit kaylockkolp.substack.com/subscribe
    1 hr 7 min
  • 375: “I need to have fun. Otherwise, what’s the frigging point?” with Zovig Garboushian

    Greetings! I am excited to bring you a fun and provocative conversation on play today with friend and colleague Zovig Garboushian.
    Our conversation ranges over art installations in two of our favorite cities; what fun really is; and how play helps us get a larger picture of our lives and ourselves…
    Zovig has helped me through some pretty challenging places in my own life. Connect with her by going to http://boldnessablazecoaching.com (which I know you’ll want to do once you listen : )
    More links just below. Join us!

    Key Links…

    Find Zovig at http://boldnessablazecoaching.com

    Click the following link to read about The Gates, an amazing art installation in New York City…https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gates#:~:text=The%20Gates%20were%20a%20group,Park%20in%20New%20York%20City.

    Click the following link to read about The Net, an amazing art installation in Boston…https://www.wbur.org/news/2015/05/05/janet-echelman-rose-kennedy-greenway

    Click the following link for episode 264, my conversation with Blake Boles…https://weturnedoutokay.com/264

    Because my website is busted – click here to find out more about that, https://bit.ly/KisMovingAlsoFreePlaybook – I'm not posting show notes there…

    Click https://bit.ly/K2essays to sign up for my free weekly essays delivered right into your inbox with gratitude, and zero spam

    Exciting news! I am giving away my formerly-subscription-only We Turned Out Okay Playbook digital copy, each and every month starting now throughout 2022, to everyone who is signed up for my essays!

    That's a $50 value – as my friend Andres says, "that's no Netflix subscription, that's an investment" – and you can get it free each and every month.
    Click here (https://bit.ly/KisMovingAlsoFreePlaybook) to learn more, and click here (https://bit.ly/K2essays) to sign up.…
    The two links are clunky I know, but necessary with the busted website.

    Find the podcast and every back episode in these places, or wherever you get podcasts…
    Apple Podcasts… http://bit.ly/WTOOApple
    Spotify… http://bit.ly/WTOOSpotify
    Stitcher Podcasts… http://bit.ly/WTOOStitcher

    With Love,
    K

    Karen Lock Kolp M.Ed. (I am sometimes called Kay, short for Kay Squared because I'm multidimensional : )

    Executive, Leadership, and Play Coach

    Host of the We Turned Out Okay Podcast, helping parents – and former children – walk their best path (not the one that somebody else thinks they should be on)     The quote I live by: "Play is the highest form of research." – Albert Einstein

    This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit kaylockkolp.substack.com/subscribe
    1 hr
  • 374: "How do you want your kids to remember you?"

    If you're in a place that feels not of your choosing, where the daily grind is pulling you down and it feels like there are no good choices, I'm glad you are here because this conversation will help.
    Today I bring you a conversation with amazing coach Andrew Moss, who – as you'll hear – went on a journey of discovery a number of years ago that started with an old friend asking him the question "How do you want your kids to remember you?"
    It was a difficult time in Andrew's life, and this question set him on a trajectory full of joy, gratitude, and kindness. Once Andrew understood the implications of that question, he set out to remake his life with purpose.
    I hope today's conversation inspires you and gives you some practical ways to get where you want to go… Join us!

    Key Links:
    See what Andrew is up to at his website, coachandrewmoss.com … It's got a very fun innovation, The Everything Button : )

    Click here for Simon Sinek's podcast episode with guest Matthew Barzun, who's written a wonderful book called The Power of Giving Away Power

    Because my website is busted – click here to find out more about that – I'm not posting show notes there…

    Click here for this episode in YouTube

    Click here to sign up for my free weekly essays delivered right into your inbox with gratitude, and zero spam

    BTW I am giving away my formerly-subscription-only We Turned Out Okay Playbook digital copy, each and every month starting now throughout 2022, to everyone who is signed up for my essays!
    That's a $50 value – as my friend Andres says, "that's no Netflix subscription, that's an investment" – and you can get it free each and every month. Click here to learn more, and click here to sign up.… (The two links are clunky I know, but necessary with the busted website.)

    Find the podcast and every back episode in these places, or wherever you get podcasts…
    Apple Podcasts… http://bit.ly/WTOOApple
    Spotify… http://bit.ly/WTOOSpotify
    Stitcher Podcasts… http://bit.ly/WTOOStitcher

    Cheers!,

    K
    Karen Lock Kolp M.Ed. (I am sometimes called Kay, short for Kay Squared because I'm multidimensional : )

    Executive, Leadership, and Play Coach

    Host of the We Turned Out Okay Podcast, helping parents – and former children – walk their best path (not the one that somebody else thinks they should be on)     The quote I live by: "Play is the highest form of research." – Albert Einstein

    This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit kaylockkolp.substack.com/subscribe
    45 min
  • 373: Quotes and poetry from last week's guests!

    Greetings! For the second in our Roundtable series with Marilyn Dollar, ClaireYvonne Nesbitt, and Tom Lancaster, we're bringing you favorite quotes, and a beautiful poem written by ClaireYvonne!
    Hope you enjoy this episode – and feel as inspired – as I do!

    Cheers –
    Karen (or Kay, as these folks know and refer to me)

    PS Instead of episode notes on the web, click here to read about my busted website and what will happen now that I've made the decision to move!

    Key Links…

    Find ClaireYvonne Nesbitt at https://www.linkedin.com/in/theexecutivecoach/
    Find Tom Lancaster at http://altitudeevolution.com
    Find Marilyn Dollar at https://thewomanscoach.com/about/



    This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit kaylockkolp.substack.com/subscribe
    29 min
  • 372: "How do we find our inner melody when we've got a garage band in our head all the time?"

    Greetings! In reality the title of this episode is but one tiny part of the whole, because I get to bring you a roundtable today!

    Click play to hear my conversation with three world-class coaches. Three amazing people, Tom Lancaster, Marilyn Dollar, and ClaireYvonne Nesbitt, who have each inspired me to become the best version of myself I can possibly be, simply with their presence and their sharing of thoughts – and in one case poetry (coming up in the next episode!)

    The title of this episode feels especially relevant as I write these notes, after spending some time camping.
    Out in nature, but with other humans – and their generators and loud music – which, if I let it, could have truly spoiled camping experience. (I'll write more on my camping experience, including the 48 hours I spent solo camping all by my onesies!, in an upcoming free newsletter-essay, which you can sign up for here: https://bit.ly/K2essays .)

    For now, sit back and enjoy an amazing conversation. I hope that hearing from these three superb coaches helps you as much as it helped me!

    Cheers!
    Karen (or Kay, as these folks know and refer to me)

    PS Instead of episode notes on the web, click here to read about my busted website and what will happen now that I've made the decision to move!

    Key Links…

    Find ClaireYvonne Nesbitt at https://www.linkedin.com/in/theexecutivecoach/
    Find Tom Lancaster at http://altitudeevolution.com
    Find Marilyn Dollar at https://thewomanscoach.com/about/

    Click here for the book You Can't Say You Can't Play

    Click here for information on David Taylor Klaus

    Listen to Tom Lancaster's conversation with our fellow coach Bhavik Patel by clicking here.

    Click here for The Lion Tracker's Guide to Life by Boyd Varty

    Click here for information on Henry Rollins and the Black Flag Band

    Click here for Kavita M. Ramdass' quote on "Women who…"

    Click here for the video on how 6 portrait photographers' expectations shaped their final portraits, even more so than their subject

    Thanks for listening/watching! I'm glad you are here



    This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit kaylockkolp.substack.com/subscribe
    1 hr 20 min
  • 371.5: Feed drop from Janine Halloran‘s wonderful podcast!
    Surprise! Today I’m bringing you a wonderful conversation with my friend - and friend-of-the-podcast - Janine Halloran, in which Janine is the host and I am the guest… Hope you enjoy this feed drop from Janine‘s podcast, Calm and Connected! Listen to more of Janine’s show by going to: https://www.janinehalloran.com/podcast/calm-and-connected-introduction And I’ll be back next week with a regularly scheduled episode. Cheers! Karen

    This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit kaylockkolp.substack.com/subscribe
    43 min
  • 371: What do coaches do all day?

    I'm thrilled to bring you this conversation with world-class coach Mike Harris!

    (FYI: There is some mild adult language in here, so maybe listen away from sensitive ears or use ear buds : ) 

    Mike is currently writing a book on the value he holds most dear, freedom.
    He's a deep thinker who understands the importance of irreverence – in fact I almost called today's episode after something Mike says in our conversation:
    "There is a certain irreverence in having choice."

    He brings playful energy, a fascinating life journey that brought him where he is today, and at heart a vision for how we can all enjoy the pants off of our lives!

    Here are some other mic drops you'll hear Mike share:
    "The world is skewed toward a linear expression of how things are supposed to go."
    "What if play weren't a reward in a transaction?"
    "What if we lived our entire lives in the value of freedom?"
    It's so good!

    A couple notes:
    1. This was originally supposed to be two episodes… I chose to keep the tape running, instead bringing you one longer one. If the ideas are flying at you fast and furious, and you need to pause and come back, I wanted to give you the choice of when and how to do that. But I bet that you, like me, will dive in and this time will go so quickly!
    2. Fellow world-class coach Marilyn Dollar was planning to join us but there was a technological snafu… You'll hear us talk about her, and while she doesn't make it into today's conversation she will be coming on the show. So stay tuned : )

    I hope you love this conversation as much as I did!

    Here are the links that come up in today's episode:

    Mike's home-on-the-web, MikeFHarris.com

    Books that have had a huge influence on Mike:
    Crazy Good by Steve Chandler
    Tao Te Ching

    Books that have had a huge influence on me:
    The Courage to Heal
    The Jeeves and Wooster books by PG Woodhouse (I cite one in this conversation, The Jeeves Omnibus. But they're all amazing)

    Office Space, the movie

    100 Truths You Will Learn Too Late, an amazing book

    Cory Wong, the awesome song by Vulfpeck featuring guitarist Cory Wong

    Episode 363, my conversation with Washington Post Parent Columnist Meghan Leahey

    Episode 48, my conversation with author and poet Daniel Wolff

    This episode's home on the web: weturnedoutokay.com/371

    Listen to We Turned Out Okay in your favorite podcatcher!
    Here are a few choice spots:

    Apple Podcasts… http://bit.ly/WTOOApple

    Spotify… http://bit.ly/WTOOSpotify

    Stitcher Podcasts… http://bit.ly/WTOOStitcher



    This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit kaylockkolp.substack.com/subscribe
    1 hr 33 min
  • 370: All you need is…

    Maybe it's not quite true, the title of this episode.
    Maybe today's value isn't quite as all-encompassing as that makes it sound.
    But it sure comes close for me.
    We started this series back in episode one with a question, and I want to wrap up in the same way.
    Today's is: If there was only one thing that we needed, what would it be?

    Thank you so much for listening!
    This has been an exercise in vulnerability for me, sharing these values with you. It means SO much – more than you will ever know – to have you along for this ride.
    I am full of love and appreciation for you, in this moment and always
    Karen

    PS I have an invitation for you: if you haven't already, get to know me a little better by signing up for my weekly newsletter.
    It's free, and I promise to hold your email address – and thus your heart – safely, in both my hands…
    Go to https://weturnedoutokay.com/weekly to sign up : )

    This episode's home-on-the-web: https://weturnedoutokay.com/370

    The link to the fourth episode in this series (this is the fifth, and final)… https://weturnedoutokay.com/369

    Click https://weturnedoutokay.com/364 for Janine Halloran's most recent appearance on We Turned Out Okay! It was super good, and perhaps not coincidentally about ADHD as a superpower – that's what Janine often tells her clients, when they get this diagnosis.

    Listen to We Turned Out Okay in your favorite podcatcher!

    Here are a few choice spots:

    Apple Podcasts... http://bit.ly/WTOOApple

    Spotify... http://bit.ly/WTOOSpotify

    Stitcher Podcasts... Http://bit.ly/WTOOStitcher



    This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit kaylockkolp.substack.com/subscribe
    33 min

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