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Compassion, candor and kindness. Are we surrounding ourselves with people who kiss our asses or uplift our asses? The Imperfect Mens Club Podcast. Episode 4 "Mentorship - The Difference Between Being Nice And Being Kind" Jim and I weave a couple of good stories around the idea that it's better to be truthful than to be nice If you think it might help someone else, please share. Reviews are good too:) Apple - https://lnkd.in/diM6My3 Spotify - https://lnkd.in/dvN8nfE #selfaccountability #selfawareness #mentorship #candoriskind

There are plenty of ways to find coaching clients. You need to, of course, have your messaging right, show up and be consistent, but it doesn't have to only boil down to social media posts and making a t!t of yourself on reels.... Episode 2 of my new podcast "For the Love of Coaching" goes in depth - looking at TEN ways to attract coaching clients. Have a listen and let me know which one will you start with? (Link to podcast in the comments - or just search for "For the Love of Coaching!" On Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music or Google Podcasts)

Often, we settle for the comfortable, the familiar, the 'good enough'. But true success and fulfillment lie beyond the boundaries of our comfort zones. It takes courage to break free from the good and reach for the great. So, today, let go of any fear holding you back. Embrace change, embrace challenges, and embrace the journey toward greatness. You have within you the power to achieve anything you set your mind to. Believe in yourself, take that leap of faith, and refuse to settle for anything less than your best. You are destined for greatness. Keep striving, keep believing, and keep pushing forward. Your best days are yet to come! Have an amazing day, and remember: the pursuit of greatness starts with a single step. Listen to the Ms. Biz Podcast at: 🔗Apple Podcast: https://loom.ly/hFw8NFI ✨ Google Podcast, Spotify, and All Other Platforms: https://loom.ly/fIFcDLs #msbizpodcast #BoltzLegal #BoltzMedia #SuccessTraits #MillionaireTraits

🎙️Type One | Delivering Feedback & Constructive Criticism Today on the podcast, I’m join in a live coaching session with an Enneagram One after the 3rd in a set of four Enneagram Workshops that I have facilitated & will continue to facilitate with her work team. In our coaching conversation we explore how Type Ones can be mindful in their delivery of feedback and constructive criticism within the workplace. We explore some of the underlying emotions of Type One’s in moments of realizing how much needs fix, done, cleaned up etc. and how if we can allow those emotions to move through our system, it will drastically improve the way we approach others and even ourselves in conversations of feedback and needed improvement. I hope you’ll listen in with curiosity & see what resonates in your experience. Listen to the episode with the link below or anywhere you get your podcasts. https://lnkd.in/gTfHRxYr

Often, we settle for the comfortable, the familiar, the 'good enough'. But true success and fulfillment lie beyond the boundaries of our comfort zones. It takes courage to break free from the good and reach for the great. So, today, let go of any fear holding you back. Embrace change, embrace challenges, and embrace the journey toward greatness. You have within you the power to achieve anything you set your mind to. Believe in yourself, take that leap of faith, and refuse to settle for anything less than your best. You are destined for greatness. Keep striving, keep believing, and keep pushing forward. Your best days are yet to come! Have an amazing day, and remember: the pursuit of greatness starts with a single step. Listen to the Ms. Biz Podcast at: 🔗Apple Podcast: https://loom.ly/A7WUutg ✨ Google Podcast, Spotify, and All Other Platforms: https://loom.ly/eIxzQ3c #msbizpodcast #BoltzLegal #BoltzMedia #SuccessTraits #MillionaireTraits

Are you a planner or a doer? Kelly Osborn and I weigh in on our CliftonStrengths. The CliftonStrengths assessment identifies the way in which you get things done. Like all things CliftonStrengths, there isn’t a right and a wrong. There is no such thing as a good strength and a bad strength. If you have taken the CliftonStrengths assessment, pull out your report again and identify how you get things done.  Pick one aspect of the report and focus on it for the next week. If you haven’t taken it, reach out to me or Kelly Osborn and we can share how it can support your development growth and career goals. See more in this clip from episode 1 of the Hope & Hairspray podcast.  To view or listen to the entire episode, find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube and YouTube Music.

3 Most Essential Ingredients to Unlock Potential I was connecting with a dear friend of mine who’s just starting his coaching practice. It’s always fun to see the open-hearted curiosity and excitement of someone who’s got tons of wisdom share. We got to talking about transformational self-discovery journeys and got into the 3 most essential ingredients for anyone seeking their potential. Ultimately, it comes down to knowing: 1. Who you are 2. Where you’re going 3. Where you are now Without these pieces in place, any life path will lack a sense of clarity, direction, and progress. To go deeper into this, tune into the latest episode of my podcast available on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and SoundCloud. Linked in comments.

In this episode of the Pathways to Greatness podcast, Jeff Forrester interviews Roy Dockery, MBA , author of 'The Art of Leading: Truth, Love, and Empathy in Action.' They discuss the importance of authenticity, staying connected with others, and the power of self-reflection. Roy shares his definition of greatness as using every gift that God has given you to make an impact on the world. He emphasizes the need to be honest with oneself and to have empathy for oneself in order to be authentic and fully express oneself. They also discuss the value of staying connected with others and the impact of social media on our ability to engage in meaningful conversations. In this conversation, Roy discusses the importance of recognizing and valuing our own gifts, regardless of how they are perceived by others. He emphasizes that our gifts are the things that come naturally to us and give us a sense of purpose. Dockery also highlights the impact of our gifts, no matter how small or seemingly insignificant, and encourages us to focus on the eternal consequences of our actions. He further discusses the significance of empathy in leadership, emphasizing the importance of selflessness and understanding that everyone is going through something. Dockery also emphasizes the need for leaders to take responsibility for failure and create a culture of accountability. Listen to this conversation on Apple Podcast, Spotify or iHeart podcasts.

Podcast Friday! Listen to this short 30 min. episode about "Working on You" for the last half of this year. https://lnkd.in/gsBGBQnU #SpiritofEQ #Podcast #Workingonyou

It can be easy to forget that everyone has had low moments, especially those that we admire. Alexandra Dotcheva stresses the importance of accepting where we are but also seizing the opportunities that are presented to us to foster our own personal growth. ✨ 📺 Watch the full video as a member of www.garrytalks.com 🎙 Or listen wherever you get your podcasts. Spotify Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/eDWJ2sPH Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/eTX9A3ts 🌟 Learn more about Alexandra and check out her book 'It Really Is Simple: A Holistic Approach to Self-Confidence' https://lnkd.in/eFbc9jTP #motivation #personalgrowth #selfcare #selfimprovement #growth #wellbeing