Master Coach Collection

Bölümler

• 95: Mary Anna Wright 02.07.2026 1sa 5dk

  "The thread running through it is love. It is love, really — the connection between people, or presence, as I'm now thinking of it in coaching terms." — Mary Anna Wright
• 94: Zsofia Juhasz 30.06.2026 34dk

  "Maybe a more courageous version of themselves, maybe stepping into—instead of 'Tell me what to do!'—seeing possibilities for themselves which they haven't saw before, being a calmer version of themselves, more mature . . ." — Zsofia Juhasz
• 93: Boris Prigmore 15.06.2026 47dk

  "There's the external visible game of power and money and wealth, and and there's an internal game where people don't see the changes." — Boris Prigmore
• 92: Norbert Izsák 08.06.2026 53dk

  "We cannot become ourselves until somebody has seen and heard us the way we truly are." — Norbert Izsák
• 91: Ellen Kocher 04.06.2026 58dk

  "The first Picasso Toro looked almost like a photograph, incredible. The last Picasso Toro was like five lines on a page. Is one better than the other? No. Is the one with the fine lines probably more emotionally grasping? Probably. I like to compare that with how coaching can evolve — less ends up being more." — Ellen Kocher
• 90: Carrie Williams 07.04.2026 59dk

  "I spent the first part of my life trying to find the truth. And now I realize I know my truth and I accept that my truth is not everyone's truth. And I am curious about what their truth is." — Carrie Williams
• 89: Shelly Heath-Watson 02.04.2026 46dk

  "Coaching is the gift that keeps on giving. The more you give away, the more you have." — Shelly Heath-Watson
• 88: Anna Gallotti 31.03.2026 49dk

  "Listening is giving, because it's giving your time, giving your presence, your full presence… a way of telling someone: I'm here, I'm here for you with all of myself—my body, my brain, my heart, my guts." — Anna Gallotti
• 87: Amy Warshawsky 14.03.2026 54dk

  "Model the conversations we want to see. Model the people we want to be. We're not perfect, but those are the ripples that are sent out. If I can be a part of that in a positive sense in this world, Wow!" — Amy Warshawsky
• 86: Barrhonda White 02.02.2026 59dk

  "Relatability is [. . .] a precursor to trust. And trust is foundational, whether it's one on one or it's a group. Once you have that trust, then it can blossom into psychological safety, which then invites vulnerability, and that's when true magical interactions can happen." — Barrhonda White
• 85: Graham Segroves 28.01.2026 1sa

  "At its core it's helping a person listen to themselves, know themselves better, sense the world around them better, make plans, follow through on plans, build habits is often a thing, get to know their themselves as a system." — Graham Segroves
• 84: Debbie Crouse 21.01.2026 39dk

  "For us to go where we have the ability to go, it takes courage to get outside of our comfort zone. But when we're willing to do that, we get to live an exceptional life." — Debbie Crouse
• 83: Maria Glenn 05.05.2025 42dk

  "I'm vehement about it. I feel like it is the relationship with yourself: Being a grounded, centered human has to be your number one job." — Maria Glenn
• 82: Lisa Chenofsky Singer 28.04.2025 51dk

  "I find myself really thinking about How do I show up as my whole self? — recognizing I tend to be pretty direct, and appreciating and enjoying the individual I'm with, and trying to lean into their style of what they need." — Lisa Chenofsky Singer
• 81: Libby Graves 28.04.2025 1sa 5dk

  "It's a very different experience to experience yourself when you're really present — and we could talk about what that means and how we get there, which takes a lot of practice — and how we just kind of go through life. And we can be more present to life and to our surroundings. And it's a really different thing to just be still and be present." — Libby Graves
• 80: Aman Gohal 25.04.2025 1sa

  "It's so simple to just create trust and safety, to maintain a presence. And that is enough. The rest just unfolds after that." — Aman Gohal
• 79: Bob Conlin 23.04.2025 50dk

  "We call it 'coaching.' That's such a small word for what actually happens, in my opinion. We're shifting timelines for people. We're creating new possibilities in life. We're supporting people in getting and going to the places they need to go to heal. To call that 'coaching' just seems kind of funny and silly." — Bob Conlin
• 78: Ghaya Barwani 22.04.2025 52dk

  "Coaching has taught me that transformation is very rarely very loud. It's usually subtle, quiet, and very personal." — Ghaya Barwani
• 77: Ricci Victorio 25.03.2025 54dk

  "I'm coaching people to find their life force: Get it back going. The act of creation — I don't care if it's in the kitchen, in the garden, technologically, I mean all of it; it's not any one thing — that that puts money back into the brain bank and the body bank. And I intend to go indefinitely. When you're doing what you love, you don't need to retire. And if people are not doing what they love, it's time to get in conversation with a coach, because that will be a waste of a wonderful life." — Ricci Victorio
• 76: Fran Fisher 04.03.2025 54dk

  "I call coaching a spiritual path. All along the way we're letting go of our ego attachments and learning to be more transformationally present — transformative presence at these higher nose bleed levels of MCC. It's a journey from feeding our egos to feeding our souls. That's how it's shaped me. I'm riding that bicycle while I'm building it. I'm learning as I mentor others toward their MCC." — Fran Fisher