The Coaching Edge Podcast
A Podcast About Coaching, Business and other Interesting Stuff.
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AI Is a Tool, Not a Solution: Yetty Williams on Raising the Next Generation in a Digital World (opens the original)
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AI will not raise your children. Parenting coach and LagosMums founder Yetty Williams joins The Coaching Edge Podcast to explain why. Williams built one of Nigeria's first parenting platforms in 2011, and she now works with parents and business leaders on three continents. In this episode, she tells hosts Dr. Steve Jeffs and Erwin de Grave why AI works only once you know your destination, how to spot the difference between a pivot and a distraction, and why children need context from the adults
Why Your Body Knows Before Your Mind Does: Anna Sumara on Embodied Presence and Leadership (opens the original)
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Anna Sumara built a coaching career around one idea: the body knows before the mind does. A coach, facilitator, and Coactive Training Institute faculty member, Anna joins hosts Dr. Steve Jeffs and Erwin de Grave to explain embodied presence and why tension in the body weakens a leader's message. Anna walks through a practice for noticing physical sensation during moments of stress, describes why she sees boundaries as physical before they are verbal, and explains the difference between a regulat
Why Working Harder Doesn't Make You a Better Leader: Jimmy Burroughes on Burnout Recovery (opens the original)
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Ex-army officer and former corporate GM Jimmy Burroughes burned out in 2017 after 16 to 18 hour days for two and a half years straight. Nine years later, he runs a leadership consulting business teaching other leaders to avoid his mistakes. In this conversation with hosts Dr. Steve Jeffs and Erwin de Grave, Burroughes breaks down his 80% list, a daily habit for catching burnout before burnout takes hold, and the AEIOU framework for spotting burnout signs in a team. He explains why burnout peaks
Why the World Needs Neuro-Informed Coaching: Elaine Taylor-Klaus on Supporting Neurodivergent Minds (opens the original)
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Elaine Taylor-Klaus built a career around a question most workplaces still avoid: what happens when we stop designing everything around one type of brain? Taylor-Klaus, co-founder of Impact ADHD and the new NeuroInformed Institute, talks with hosts Dr. Steve Jeffs and Erwin de Grave about neurodivergence, parenting, and leadership. She shares her own late diagnosis story, explains why SMART goals fail a large share of people, and gives a simple workplace fix that changes how neurodivergent emplo
Coaching as a Sacred Space of Unconditional Love: Fran Fisher on Building the ICF Credentialing System (opens the original)
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Fran Fisher walked on stage in 1997 without her notes and defined coaching as a sacred space of unconditional love. The definition stuck. Fran, MCC, helped build the ICF credentialing system. She chaired the Credentialing Development Committee and has assessed coaches since 1997. In this conversation with Dr. Steve Jeffs and Erwin de Grave, she shares the history most coaches never hear. Two rival coaching associations merged in an Atlanta hotel room and drew straws for the name. She also names
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