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Called to Coach
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- Episode 3: Choosing PCCI
I’ve known for a long time that I wanted to become an ICF-accredited coach. I’ve been coaching for years—veterans, men in transition, folks rebuilding their lives—but I knew I needed that credential to take it to the next level. Not just to legitimize what I was doing, but to deepen it. To get the kind of training that doesn’t just make you smarter—but makes you better.
So I went to the ICF website. You know, the list of all the approved training programs. And I started scrolling. And I kept scrolling. And scrolling.
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19 min - Episode 2: Training GroundThere is a ton of sacrifice in pursuing my goal of ICF certification. Work schedules, second jobs, my vets, oh and 6-10 hours of out of class assignments. All things to help me grow.
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9 min - Episode 1: Called to Coach
Hey everyone—and welcome to Called to Coach. My name is Rob Anderson, and I’m honored to have you with me for this first episode. I want to take a little time today to set the stage—to tell you who I am, where I’ve been, and why I’ve decided to pursue credentialing with the International Coaching Federation, or ICF.
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About Called to Coach
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Grace Driven Leadership explores a different approach to leadership. One built on the idea that people grow best when they are treated with both dignity and responsibility.
This podcast…
blends biblical wisdom, modern leadership science, and neuroscience to explore how grace and accountability work together to build trust, stronger teams, and healthier cultures. Grace is often misunderstood as weakness or avoidance, but real grace does not ignore mistakes. It acknowledges truth, creates space for growth, and calls people forward to become better.
Each episode explores real leadership challenges such as trust, failure, communication, conflict, and rebuilding relationships. You will learn how psychological safety, emotional regulation, and brain science influence how people respond to feedback, correction, and change.
Grace creates the reason people want to grow. Accountability shows them how.
Grace Driven Leadership is for leaders who believe strong leadership is not about control or authority, but about influence, responsibility, and helping people become the best version of themselves.
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