Stepping In

Stepping In

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Stepping In episodes

  • Episode 19: Designing Your Life
    In this episode Adam talks with Bill Burnett, Executive Director of the Design Program at Stanford and co-author of the #1 New York Times best-selling book Designing Your Life. 
    Bill helps us see how applying design concepts to decisions, our life becomes one of emergent reality, oriented more to possibilities than limitations. When it comes to success and fulfillment, things like passion and ambition are far less effective than emotional intelligence, resilience, and willingness to experiment. Bill outlines practical ways to begin to embody these qualities, shift our perception, and live in way that allows for more possibility.
     
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    41 min
  • Coaching as a Parent

    Catherine Bronnert DeSchepper, NVW graduate and founder of Interweavers, joins Adam to talk about the myriad ways we can—and perhaps already do—integr

    41 min
  • Revolutionary System Changes with the Enneagram

    At this year’s Enneagram Global Summit, James Flaherty spoke with host Jessica Dibb about the inextricability of humans and systems. They delve into how each Enneatype can develop their engagement with systems to revolutionize them at every level, from personal to organizational to global.

    This is James’s third appearance at this annual event and, as Jessica points out at the beginning of this recording, their conversations grow more profound each year! We hope you enjoy listening.

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  • Embodiment Frees Us
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    Anne Egseth, NVW graduate and trained actor, joins Adam in this engaging conversation to speak to what can open for us and our clients when we begin to be present in our bodies. They also discuss myths around embodiment and common ways of accessing greater somatic intelligence.

    Here are some of the topics covered in the Stepping In podcast episode How Embodiment Frees Us:

    • Understanding the body’s role in somatic work, acknowle
      • 34 min
    • Power of Empathy

      Whitney Hess, a coach, writer, and designer, sits down with Adam Klein to delve into the nuanced topic of empathy in an insightful exploration of what true empathy is, distinguishing it from sympathy and compassion.

      Listeners will gain a richer understanding of empathy and its integral role in building meaningful personal and professional connections.

      Here are some of the topics covered in the Stepping In podcast episode The Power of Empa

      38 min
    • Support in Grief

      In this episode of Stepping In, Adam Klein speaks with the late Richard Levi, a facilitator of grief support groups who also coached individual clients through grief.

      Grief can blindside and disorient the people directly affected—and those who wish to support them.

      Richard offers ways to prepare ourselves to join our clients in the abruptly new world that grief often creates.

      Here are some of the topics covered in the Stepping In 

      26 min
    • The Revelatory Convergence of Buddhism and the Enneagram
      At the Shift Network’s 2018 Enneagram Global Summit, James Flaherty joined host Jessica Dibb to for a profound discussion about the many ways that Buddhism and the Enneagram overlap. They explore how integrating the Enneagram into a Buddhist practice allows us to come to it with greater openness and understanding. By giving us insight into the specific obstacles to our own awakening, the Enneagram can help reveal the trailhead to the particular work we are here to do, both on and off the cushion.
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      48 min
    • Gateways to Conversation
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      In this episode of Stepping In, Adam Klein speaks with Professional Coaching Course graduate Kelly McGannon, who works in Washington, D.C., coaching and teaching mindfulness to US government leaders.

      In this episode, she talks with Adam about how today’s political and cultural climate offers opportunities to have new conversations with each other and ourselves.

      Here are some of the topics covered in the Stepping In podcast episode Gatewa

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    • Where Horizontal and Vertical Coaching Intersect

      Michael Dolan, NVW graduate and founder of Truly Productive Leadership, joins Adam to talk about how addressing all the conflicting “to-do”s in our lives can actually empower our development by revealing what is really important to us.

      Here are some of the topics covered in the Stepping In podcast episode Where Horizontal and Vertical Coaching Intersect:

      • How to integrate hori
      26 min
    • Episode 12: Where Horizontal and Vertical Coaching Intersect - Stepping In
      Michael Dolan, NVW graduate and founder of Truly Productive Leadership, joins Adam to talk about how addressing all the conflicting “to-do”s in our lives can actually empower our development by revealing what is really important to us.
      Resources from this episode: 

      Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity, David Allen
       
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