“Poverty is not what you do to yourself, poverty is what the powerful do to you.” This episode is based on an episode from Predictive History - How Power Works - Episode #1

As a coach, you’re constantly thinking about how you can keep your coachees thinking independent. Time to think coaching and the Improvement Kata are just a couple of the methodologies to drive change in individuals and teams

It’s always interesting how our perceptions may not being reflected in our reality. Holding people up to those expectations may not be the best way to approach a nurturing environment.

As change starts to take place in our lives we can sometimes skip the part of recognising how well we’re doing. Being able to recognise that you’re making better decisions allows you to move more intuitively and that’s exactly what I’m talking about.

We often underestimate how much a community influences how we perceive ourselves. Our family, friends, relationships different aspects of our self-esteem and how we show up in the rooms we walk into. This episode is about how you show up

It’s only appropriate that I reintroduce myself and the reason why I started this podcast in the first place - this is the return

You’re not there to fix someone, you’re there to be empathetic and support

Giving until you’re empty is not for the feint hearted. But growing up is about learning what your tolerance levels are in different facets of your life. A conversation with my therapist from June.

Understanding the tiers of trust and vulnerability are communicated through our expectations. Tough experiences force you to create boundaries but expectations set the tone for what you’re willing to allow.

How our upbringing shows up in who we are as young adults and informs how we see the world and people around us.