Highlights:

• 🧘‍♂️ Started meditating early—mastering the mind from the get-go.
• 🔄 Absolutely captivated by our incredible capacity for change.
• 🤝 Creating a powerful relational space between two people.
• 🌟 Always on the lookout for ways to make a bigger impact on others.
• 💡 Mom introduced the magic of coaching—thanks, Mom!
• 🧠 Early brain: constant change / Later brain: slowing down the pace.
• 🚫 Hardwired for negativity bias—but we can overcome it!
• 🛡️ Brain built for survival, not granting every wish—know the difference.
• 🎯 Being fully present in coaching—embracing the unknown journey.
• 🚀 Vida’s coaching: fast-tracking to the core issues and practical solutions.
• 💓 Feelings drive change—harness them!
• 🧩 Collaborating with your client to identify what's holding them back.
• 🗣️ Naming feelings to defuse their emotional power.
• 🎒 Not everything needs to be unpacked—travel light!
• 🧘‍♀️ Prepping your mind to be present before each coaching session.
• 🧭 Self-awareness: knowing your state and shifting to a coaching mindset.
• ❓ Asking yourself, “Why am I doing this?” before each session.
• 📝 Assessments are gold—the real value is in the dialogue and insights.
• 🔍 Raising awareness—it's a cornerstone of our process.

Highlights:

• 🎖️ Former US Army logistics officer—disciplined, strategic, and mission-focused.
• 🏢 Navigated the corporate maze of America—learned the ropes and then some.
• 🌟 Attended a life-altering coaching conference—his world was never the same!
• 🌐 Mastered the online marketplace to bring people into your unique world.
• 🖥️ Crafting unforgettable virtual events that are more than just meetings—they're experiences.
• 🙏 Felt the undeniable "Call" to multiply his impact.
• 🛠️ Justin is your go-to guy for planning killer virtual events.
• 🕵️‍♂️ Attracting people who are serious about growth—not just window shoppers.
• 🔥 Generating warm leads with clients you'll love working with.
• 🎭 Designing and delivering immersive, unforgettable experiences.
• 🗣️ Perfecting the art of the No pitch / pitch.
• 🎤 Justin as the dynamic MC—keeping the energy high and the vibe electric.
• 🧲 Mastering the art of getting people to your events.
• 🔄 Seamlessly blending attraction and conversion into one powerful strategy.

Some Highlights

• Getting into coaching 23 years ago
• Rationale for coaching 
  • Always had to have the answers 
  • Squashing her team constantly 
• Coaching has been around for a long time
• Churchill has 4 areas to coach
• Jayne's yearly learning plan
• "No Bad Part's" by Richard Schwartz
• Self Awareness and Self Management is critical
• To be a good coach you have to understand yourself
• Always has a specialized coach
• Seeing coaching as more positive to improve, rather than a stigma
• The power of alignment meetings
• Churchill is a custom shop, highly adaptable to the clients needs
• Think of Churchill think of coaching
• Innovative and fun group coaching work
• Not all about the thinking but the feeling

Highlights:

• 🌟 Discovered the transformative power of coaching during a tough time.
• 📚 Battled with editors over her book's unique style—she stood her ground!
• 💭 Always asking, "How do I want this person to feel?"
• 💼 Empowering coaches to confidently sell their services.
• 🔄 Changing the game by shifting perspectives on selling.
• ❌ Don’t just give it away—know your worth!
• 🔍 Selling the process vs. selling yourself—what's the secret sauce?
• 🎉 Celebrating when clients resonate with her book's stories—she nailed it!
• 🤝 Highlighting the surprising similarities between coaching and sales calls.
• 🤔 What’s crucial about selling? Always start with the “why.”
• 🎓 Leveraging her coaching faculty experience to shape her unique viewpoint.
• 🚧 Embracing boundaries as a powerful positive force.
• 🚀 No one-size-fits-all in sales—find what clicks for you!
• 📈 Prepping you for success with winning sales calls.
• 🧠 Checking in on your emotions during sales calls—mindset matters!
• 📚 Mastering sales skills right from your coach training days.
• 🔀 Distinguishing the roles of marketing and sales—know the difference.
• 🔄 Most coaches have a built-in pipeline—do you?
• 🎭 Channeling Jim Carrey’s authenticity from "Liar Liar"—keeping it real!

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Highlights:

• 🌏 Embracing life Down Under early on, feeling truly at home in her own skin.
• 👨‍👩‍👧 Born into a lineage of coaches—it's in her DNA!
• 🧘‍♀️ Mastering the somatic approach before most kids could spell "somatic."
• 💡 The epic battle of "I think" vs. "I feel."
• 🧘‍♂️ Convincing her dad to meditate with her at just 16—family goals!
• 🧠 Battling mental chaos and finding sanctuary in the body's wisdom.
• 🚀 The universal urge to escape our bodies.
• 🌍 Inherited collective trauma—navigating life's heavy baggage.
• 🐠 Realizing she's swimming in the water of her experiences.
• ⏳ When it comes to the body, slow your roll—less is more!
• 🧬 The profound impact of our lineage.
• ⏳ The past isn't dead; it's influencing the present.
• 🧠 Deep dive expert—not just a dabbler, but a lifelong learner.
• 🔄 Adapting her coaching method to countless perspectives.
• 🎨 We're all unique tapestries woven from our experiences.
• 😵 At one point, she was drowning in experiences, education, and knowledge.
• 🤝 Immersing herself in the dynamic dance of the client-coach relationship.
• 🕰️ Slowing down to truly understand where the client wants to go.
• 🚪 You can only guide clients to places you've comfortably explored yourself.
• 🚫 Clients won't venture where you haven't gone yourself.
• ❓ The million-dollar question: Where does your client WANT to go?
• 💃 The intricate Tango of boundaries between coach and client.
• 🙏 Always posturing with positive regard and genuine curiosity.

Highlights:

• 💞 The inspiring story of Amy and Heather and their profound connection.
• 🌟 Despite vastly different backgrounds, they found so much in common.
• 🤔 Amy kept "bumping up against herself" and was on the hunt for a solution.
• 👀 Sometimes, all it takes is paying close attention.
• 🌱 Altus began with just 2 or 3 people, unsure of what they were building.
• 🧩 Groups are intricate and complex; recognizing the power of Altus to unite like-minded individuals for success.
• 😱 Experiencing the thrill and terror of building something new.
• 🤝 Learning to be a cohesive team at Altus with intentionality.
• 💬 Mastering "breakdown" conversations with teammates.
• 🔧 Teams and trust: the ongoing work of establishing and repairing.
• 📚 Their book:
• 📖 A collection of diverse chapters from various voices within Altus.
• 📚 Can be read independently.
• 🔬 Encourages experimenting.
• 📘 Doesn't need to be read cover to cover.
• ⏲️ Perfect for quick 5-minute reads.
• 🗣️ They start with teams through deep, deep listening.
• 🏆 Their proudest moments with Altus.
• 🔄 Achieving perfect sync while working together.

Highlights:

• 🕰️ First experienced the magic of coaching later in my career—better late than never!
• 🔄 Reflecting on boundaries in my consulting career vs. now with coaching.
• 🏆 Proud of my unwavering commitment to the world of coaching.
• 🎙️ Thrilled to host two successful podcasts, each boasting over 100 episodes!
• 🧠 On a continuous journey of self-discovery.
• 🐢 Embracing the mantra: slow down to speed up.
• 🔍 Always on the hunt for my ideal clients—those eager for transformation.
• ✨ Achieving more for clients by mastering the art of doing less.
• 📚 Receiving coaching just the way I love it—personalized and impactful.
• 👂 Truly listening to my clients and weaving their insights together.
• 🌟 Connecting with fellow Executive Coaches—there’s nothing better!
• 🇦🇺 Leaving Australia in 2019 turned out to be a true blessing.
• ⏳ Taking the time to learn and figure things out in 2020 —worth every moment.

Highlight:

• Friend indicated that she would be a great coach
• Good blend of positivity, grounded pragmatic, get it done attitude led her to coaching
• Getting a coach to learn more about coaching
• The courage to start new careers after the Global Financial Crisis
• Feeling gratitude with her coaching career
• Helping others to help herself
• Going into coaching with a willingness and wonder
• Having an awareness in a conversation about herself
• Coming out with a new book
   
  • Called "Meaning Indicator" 
  • Going on a writing retreat 
  • What were your three most significant life experiences 
  • Creating a sustainable future for all of us through this book

• In service of what . . . 

Highlights:

• Seeking coaching while feeling stuck with a bit of anxiety
• Trying all avenues to improve self
• You are in the place where we should be and learning to accept this
• Learning coaching to learn about self and increase business skill set
• First call with Jennifer Reitz and noticed how calm she was
• There is a power in knowing
• Coaching can be redirecting the clients attention to gain insight
• Powerful somatic exercise around anxiety - where is it / what is the shape / explain the texture / does it move?
• Some of us learn in the moment and some of us learn in the reflection
• Making an immediate connection post session
• Conrad has two settings either on or off, commitment to experiments
• A capable coach doesn't linger in the past
• If I don't feel heard, I'm going to "Check Out"
• A good coach helps you walk more quickly to your goals
• When others experience you different than you see yourself
• Good management is like good coaching "Less is More"
• Believing in the resources of the person in front of you

Highlights:

• Being very well read and bringing so much interesting reading to the podcast
• Discovery coaching through the ROTC 
• Being known for coaching early on in his career
• Bringing leadership development and coaching to Indiana University
• Liking strategy work, but loving the leadership coaching role he played
• The courage to move from an Executive role at P&G to Academia
• Reinforcing the decisions that you've made
• The person most likely to take the advice is the one giving it
• Creating the MBA leadership academy 
• Having 2nd year MBA students coach their 1st year MBA students
• Using reflective exercises to learn and grow
• Self Leadership program his favorite class to teach
• Self Coaching is a Social activity
• What is your Value and understanding what this is in a coaching session
• Creating much more self awareness and helping people to build it up
• Understanding working in a way that aligns with your values