Why are so many Church workers, charity workers, entrepreneurs and others burning out in today's world? What is missing? How can we lead from a posture of grace rather than greatness?

We discuss these questions and more on today's episode with our good friend Geoff Whiteman. Geoff Researcher & Speaker at Resilient Global Worker and a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) and Mission Specialist at Missionary Care & Training at Orthodox Christian Mission Center - OCMC. Geoff shares what he has noticed via metaphors, stories, and practices that can reconnect with our deeper purposes and reduce the burnout in our lives and those we lead. Enjoy!

In this episode Keo Pich, Community Manager at Cheat Code Academy. The community started eighteen months ago with a few people and now has 18,000 members with a common goal of ending generational poverty and providing tools to help people have a healthy relationship with money. 

Keo shares how his back story formed the type of person he is today, how the challenges in his life have created his resilience, and his faith's role in his life. 

Note: Keo's authenticity shone through in this conversation. He took his time to articulate and weave a beautiful narrative. His deep reflection created gaps in the audio that we left in this recording, as it's sometimes in the silence of the gaps that we find the most profound meaning in conversations with others. 

In this episode, we chat with John Noltner, who is on a mission to explore the common humanity that connects us.

A Peace of My Mind is a multimedia arts project created by award-winning photographer John Noltner that uses portraits and personal stories to bridge divides and encourage dialogue around important issues. Through exhibits, workshops, lectures, on-site studios, and distance learning, A Peace of My Mind leads transformative experiences that help a polarized world rediscover the common humanity that connects us.

Soon enough, none of us will remember life before the internet. Our online technologies will have become a kind of foundational myth. Something essential will be missing from our lives, something our ancestors took entirely for granted—an ability to be absent. We chat with Dr Brian Russell about his new book CenteringPrayer, Sitting Quietly in God’s Presence in this episode.

We live in a world that is marked by disruptive change, that will require innovators and artists to remake the future. More than ever before leaders need to rediscover the lost art of creativity.  In this episode, we chat about how to cultivate a culture of missional creativity.

In this episode, we dive into what is coaching, and maybe more importantly, what is not coaching. We explore the benefits of coming alongside people to help them realise their dreams, hopes and vision can be such a powerful experience.

Dan Drew is a seasoned church planter who has led change in various countries. Dan shares his wisdom on what it means to lead from a future-focused posture and seeks to simplify and innovate structures through the medium of coaching.

We are in one of the most exciting ages in our history for those who want to help others in their lives and make our world a better place. Yet, leaders are burnt out.  Even though we know for sure leaders who are coached thrive, unfortunately, coaching training has been out of reach for most people. In this episode, we share our mission to disrupt the traditional high entry costs of coaching training by making Coach Training affordable, accessible to anyone, anywhere in the world.