In this compelling and thought-provoking episode, we sit down with Keren Eldad, known globally as Coach Keren—executive coach, speaker, and thought leader whose mission is to help high achievers break free from the exhausting loop of “more, more, more.”

Coach Keren’s clients include Olympic athletes, Fortune 500 executives, startup founders, and even political leaders—but her message is universal: success without fulfillment is a trap. Her coaching philosophy centers on the idea that internal alignment and self-worth are the keys to sustainable success—not just hustle, accolades, or external markers of achievement.

Whether you’re a CEO constantly chasing the next milestone, or simply someone who feels like they’ve checked all the boxes but still feel empty, this episode will leave you questioning what it really means to “make it.”

What You’ll Learn in This Episode

• Why traditional success often leads to burnout or dissatisfaction
• The hidden cost of living in constant pursuit
• How to reframe ambition through the lens of self-leadership and conscious choice
• Tools Coach Keren uses with elite performers to achieve real, lasting fulfillment
• How to shift from performance-driven identity to purpose-driven impact
• What it takes to lead with clarity, confidence, and calm

Quotes from Coach Keren:

Resources & Links

• 🌐 Website: kereneldad.com
• 📸 Instagram: @coachkeren

About Keren Eldad (“Coach Keren”)

Keren Eldad is a globally recognized executive coach, motivational speaker, and founder of the With Enthusiasm™ coaching method. Known as Coach Keren, she specializes in helping high performers—Olympic athletes, top executives, public figures—move beyond the grind of perpetual striving and into aligned, meaningful, and joy-filled leadership.

Keren’s work has been featured in major outlets like Forbes, CNBC, and The Harvard Business Review, and she is known for blending psychological depth, sharp insight, and practical strategy. Her mission is simple but powerful: to awaken individuals to their full potential, not by doing more—but by becoming more.