Coaching as Benevolence

Coaching as Benevolence

By L'Shawn Howard and Eryn ElderEducationSelf-Improvement
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Coaching as Benevolence episodes

  • On Coaching, Political Philosophy and Flourishing

    LShawn and Eryn explore Dr. Danielle Allen's model of political equality explained in her book Justice by Means of Democracy, focusing on concepts like autonomy and authenticity, and discuss how coaching practices align with these principles at both individual and societal levels. The conversation concludes with an examination of personal growth, creativity, and the role of coaching in fostering authentic connections and addressing patterns of fear and authority, emphasizing the importance of curiosity and non-judgment in both coaching and society.

    52 min
  • Interview with Helaine Reiner

    L'Shawn and Eryn interview Helaine Reiner, a Relationship Coach based in Longmont, Colorado. She specializes in helping individuals and couples untangle the emotional knots that block love and connection. With a warm, grounded approach, Helaine empowers her clients to create healthier, more fulfilling relationships. The conversation focuses on Helaine's coaching approach and experiences, including her work with clients on communication patterns and emotional awareness in relationships. Helaine also talks about her current programs and courses including a relationship course at Butterscotch Studios in Longmont.

    To learn more about Helaine and her work check out the links below:

    https://www.workwithhelaine.live/ Link to website

    https://www.workwithhelaine.live/programs/love Link to Ready for Love

    37 min
  • Rooting into reflection, exploration and appreciation: A Memorial Day Discussion

    In this Memorial Day-themed episode, L'Shawn and Eryn explore coaching strategies to help individuals navigate the holiday's emotional complexities and historical significance. They delve into the impact of COVID-19 on community gatherings, the importance of addressing loneliness, and how coaching can reveal unconscious patterns and promote personal growth. The conversation covers various aspects of coaching, including its effectiveness as a modality for personal development, the value of self-reflection, and the importance of exposing children to death practices and traditions.

    33 min
  • Interview with Rick Davis

    In this special episode, Rick Davis, a retired battalion chief and leadership expert, shares his extensive experience in firefighting, military service, and leadership development. He discusses his personal journey, career transitions, and the importance of mentorship, teamwork, and service in his life and work. In his best-selling book The Furnace of Leadership Development, Rick explores the true nature of leadership. He also co-hosts a podcast with his daughter called Firehouse Talks with Jersey Rick: Igniting Leadership Excellence, where he discusses a variety of leadership topics through a Christian, biblical lens.

    Links for Rick Davis:

    https://www.fireofficerleadershipacademy.com/

    https://www.youtube.com/@rickdavis3520

    [email protected].

    48 min
  • Interview with Cori Barker: Founder of Your Wizard Massage

    Cori shares his journey from electrical engineering to massage therapy, discussing his experiences with stress, burnout, and the transition to a new career path. He also introduces the concept of craniosacral therapy and the use of the pendulum and muscle testing methods as tools for intuition and decision-making.

    More about Cori Barker:

    Cori Barker, LMT

    Your Wizard (Mobile) Massage

    www.yourwizardmassage.com

    [email protected]

    720-664-7934

    Join the monthly FREE meditation group at Regis University: https://yourwizardmassage.com/twim#monthly

    38 min
  • Interview with Grace Killpack Alchemical Acupuncturist

    Grace Killpack, an alchemical acupuncturist, discusses her practice which combines traditional Chinese medicine with Western medical knowledge, focusing on spirit-based acupuncture, meditation, breathwork, and soul medicine. She shares her personal journey, including her immigration from the Philippines, healing from family abuse, and her path to becoming a licensed acupuncturist, emphasizing the importance of emotional connection in her practice. The hosts, Eryn and L' Shawn, discuss their conversation with Grace, highlighting the importance of seeking help and healing for individual and collective well-being, and share their coaching nuggets of wisdom.

    41 min
  • L'Shawn Interviews Eryn about her new book

    L' Shawn and Eryn discuss Eryn's book launch, her personal journey as a writer, and the importance of having a safe space to express and process pain. They also explored the concept of brokenness and wholeness in the context of grief and loss, and the power of receptivity in society. Lastly, they discussed Eryn's book, "Blooming Through Loss: Tending to Grief with the Bloom Path," which offers a holistic view of grief and provides guidance for those working through loss. You can order the book by clicking on one of the links below:

    www.rootsandwingsgriefcoaching.com/griefandlossbook

    Blooming Through Loss: Tending to Grief with the BloomPath®

    https://a.co/d/4eZea8i

    39 min
  • Interview with Self Love Coach Darla Ridilla

    Darla Ridilla, a certified somatic trauma-informed coach and relationship expert shares her personal experience of being in an abusive relationship with a narcissist and discusses the challenges of transitioning from a toxic relationship. The conversation also highlights the importance of self-love, self-investment, and self-reflection for personal growth and healing, with Darla sharing her personal journey and emphasizing the need for authenticity and self-love. To learn more about Darla and the work she does visit: https://www.highvaluewoman.info/

    42 min
  • The Shifting Seasons of Womanhood

    Eryn and L' Shawn discuss various topics including women's health, perimenopause, menopause, and the importance of self-care and awareness. They also explore the concept of a village mentality in raising children and supporting parents, the complexity of women's brains, and the need for a collaborative structure in the workforce and society. The conversation also touches on the importance of storytelling in research and coaching, the value of diverse perspectives, and the need for better understanding and support for women's health needs.

    37 min
  • A Friendly Conversation with our friend Jill

    Eryn and L'Shawn have a conversation with Jill, a local community member and friend. They discuss the importance of community and deep connections in Jill's life. They also explore the concept of shame, the importance of flexibility and exploration in one's career and personal life, and the lack of representation of the voices and issues of women over 40 in society. The conversation concludes with Jill sharing her life challenges, coping mechanisms, and aspirations for the upcoming year,

    43 min

About Coaching as Benevolence

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This is a podcast for people who are curious about using coaching as a resource for self-development.