
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Today I'm speaking with Nancy Pickard about uncovering limiting beliefs, stepping outside our comfort zone to grow and challenge ourselves. Learning that the juice is in the journey and not just in the end game is a game changer. Becoming growth minded and resilient.
Nancy Pickard is a Certified Integrative Coach through The Ford Institute for Transformational Training and the Levin Life Coach Academy. She is a certified coach of many flavors.
Prior to her work as a coach, she owned and operated a personal training gym. She knows what it takes to help people achieve big goals. She holds multiple personal training certifications and has focused on health and wellness for almost 20 years. Her path towards coaching was a natural evolution—she has a BS in Psychology and an MS in Education.
In 2017, she traveled alone in Thailand and Vietnam and undertook her biggest challenge, climbing Kilimanjaro at the age of 61. Coaching others to step out of fear and into bigger versions of themselves is her passion.
What we discuss:
Connect with Nancy:
Email: [email protected]
Nancy's resources just for Teen Catalyst listeners:
Today's key to winning at life comes from none other than my sister, Sara.
Her key is, take time to rest and recharge.
Here's the confession: I've really, really struggled with burnout! And it wasn't until a month or so ago that it clicked! I was reading an article for moms, and the author made the comment, "You can't pour from an empty cup." And I cried! I was trying to do so much on my own strength, and it was impossible. There is a reason God commanded us to rest! We were not designed to take all of the stress of life on ourselves. We HAVE to rest and fill up our strength of mind and body so we can keep going for our loved ones and our own passions and interests! Since then, I've been making more of an effort to take more guilt free rest periods so I can give my family the Mama and Wife they need. ~ SaraDon't forget to sign up for the Teen Catalyst father/son camping event. It's for teens age 13-17, and it takes place June 24-26. Check it out here: https://teencatalyst.com/tcfsevent
Your personal motivation at any age is an enduring source of focus, energy, and meaning. God gave you agency and expects you to use it for good, and not spend your life mostly in distraction/entertainment/going with the flow. The skills of motivation, available to anyone at any age are your foundation upon which to build an impactful life and career.
Today we chat with David Edwards who's first book “New You! Who Knew?” is an attempt to put in writing an easy to digest and implement guide that builds confidence, esteem, and self-compassion in balance.
Here's where you can find out more about David:
Today I talk career planning with Mark Herschberg.
Here's some of the things we discuss:
Connect with Mark:
Resources mentioned in the show:
Today's "Key to Winning at Life" comes from Melissa White.
One of the things that helps me to win at life is cleaning as I go and keeping things organized. When my house gets messy and things aren’t where they are supposed to be, it throws everything off and takes so much longer to finish a project. Like when I am cooking in the kitchen I like to clean up as I go so there isn’t such a large overwhelming mess at the end. It also helps to be very organized so I can quickly find the bowl, knife, seasoning blend, etc.. when I need it and I don’t spend half my time looking for something. Like the saying goes, “A place for everything and everything in it’s place.” If you make it a habit to have a place for everything and put it back in it’s place when you are done using it, then you not only save your time and sanity looking for it you also save money because you won’t run out and buy another thing when you can’t find the one you already have.Go get organized, and do good work.
Don't forget to sign up for the first ever Teen Catalyst event happening in June. Tickets are on sale through March for only $175 for a father/son pair.
The only way to get in on that price point is to contact me directly. Send an email to [email protected] with the subject line Teen Catalyst.
Today's quote comes from Tommy Baker, The 1% Rule: How to Fall in Love with the Process and Achieve Your Wildest Dreams
“Once we see the unknown through the frame of unlimited possibility, a place where anything can happen, we open up our world.”What is that unknown for you that you're afraid to go into? Lean into the fear, walk into the unknown. You just might find exactly what you were looking for.
Check out this even I'm hosting in June:
It's a father/son (age13-19) camping weekend on our homestead in Burkesville, KY. Tentative dates are June 24-26.
We'll be working on building stronger relationships, not only between father/son, but also between self/others.
There will be hands on workshops where teens can learn the basics of real skills like woodworking, carpentry, welding, animal care, horticulture, and more.
We'll also have presentations on developing your interests, how to create a life/career you LOVE, critical thinking, the basics of personal finance, goal setting.....all the tool you need to create a life and career that interests and excites!!
Are you excited yet?
Here's the deal, I'm opening this first ever TEEN CATALYST event to ONLY 15 father/son attendees.
You'll be blown away by the value you'll receive from this event.
The door price for this event is $495 per father/son, which is incredible for everything included (camping, meals, and more)
But get this, until the end of March, I'm opening registration for $175
If you're interested in attending, reach out to me at [email protected].
Can't wait to meet you.
Today I chat with Hami Mahani, former D1 College athlete, marketing expert turned entrepreneur, CEO and Founder of 6AMRun.comt, about how prioritizing fitness lead to massive breakthroughs for him in business.
At 42, what I have learned is that my physical fitness journey has ALWAYS centered me and helped me professionally. To the point where I am now, CEO and Founder of 6AMRun.comAll teens hear is "work hard", go to school, etc. No one address' coping with daily issues. Through running, taking care of your health can clear our minds and solve our issues, AND guide OURSELVES to "professional" or other successful paths.
Here's some of what we discuss in the show:
Connect with Hami:
© 2021 Kenneth Eash
#7 in our '101 Keys to Winning at Life' series.
Today's key comes from Alan Bechard:
Having good friends and associating with good people is a crucial part of a successful and happy life. You need to pick friends and strive to be with people that are honest and true while they are successful at the things that are important to you in life. As you go through life, seek out those that are accomplishing what you desire, those that you wish to emulate, those people that are working along a similar path that you are striving to go down. If you surround yourself with people who's values do not align with your own, you will find yourself going astray from your values. We all slowly adapt and adjust to the people that we surround ourselves with. You can make the conscious choice to choose those that you surround yourself with and associate with, make sure that you are making wise choices. In conclusion, the people that you surround yourself with are both a reflection of who you are, as well as an indication of your path forward and who you will become. It is important to choose those people wisely as you go through life.Today's Monday Motivation comes from Jesus himself.
In Matthew 7:12 he said to "do to others what you want them to do to you".
Recognize that each person has their love language, learn it, and treat them from that perspective. Just like you would hope others would do for you.
I invited Tanya onto the show to talk about how to go to college debt free.
Often referred to as the "Media Darling" -- I am a former investigative news journalist turned financial & business development strategist. I am a licensed financial professional.
I created 6-figure revenues in my first 6 months, as an entrepreneur (and single mom) and then multiple 6-figures in revenues within my first three years.
My students span 12 countries and have generated over $7.4 million in free publicity appearing in the New York Times, Forbes, Huffington Post, and on CNN, BBC World News, and FOX — to name a few.
Here's a few of the questions we touched on in the show:Connect with Tanya:
Teen Catalyst website
Listen to Teen Catalyst
From the publisher's feed