『The Coaching Life』のカバーアート

The Coaching Life

The Coaching Life

著者： Phil Goddard
無料で聴く

今ならプレミアムプランが3カ月 月額99円

2026年5月12日まで。4か月目以降は月額1,500円で自動更新します。

概要

 In the Coaching Life Podcast internationally renowned coach, speaker and author Phil Goddard interviews coaches and clients to give a real-life, no-filter look at the coaching profession and what it really takes to be a coach.All rights reserved 経済学
エピソード
  • 114 Kimberley Moriarty - The Fire That Moves Us

    114 Kimberley Moriarty - The Fire That Moves Us
    2026/03/30
    The Fire That Moves Us There are times when something begins to move within us and a sense of direction appears without a clear plan. This conversation with Kimberley Moriarty explores the lived experience of the Three Principles in the middle of real life, where understanding shows up in reactions, relationships, parenting, and the way each moment is met. A strong current throughout is willingness. Reaching out, creating retreats, and following what feels alive without needing everything mapped out, including her work with Jack Pransky and the communities she is building. Life continues to move with its own pace and demands, and there is a grounded sense here of being with what is present while stepping forward into what feels true. In this episode, we explore: • Living the Three Principles as a direct experience in daily life • Seeing thought in real time and creating space within reactions • Following a felt sense of direction and taking action from it • Creating retreats and opportunities through willingness and initiative • Navigating parenting, change, and a full life alongside a coaching practice • The role of community in deepening understanding and connection • Slowing down and being present with what is already here Upon listening, you may find yourself recognising more than you expect… Here’s a little more about Kimberley Kimberley has been coaching since 2020, supporting people through life transitions and periods of change, particularly around relationship transitions and rebuilding confidence after difficult periods. Her work is shaped by her own lived experience and her grounding in the Three Principles understanding, which has had a big impact on both her life and her work. Originally from New Zealand, she lived and worked in the UK for 18 years before recently returning home, where she now continues coaching while raising her young daughter. Alongside her one-to-one work, she is involved in leading the Three Principles New Zealand community and is interested in developing more community and group spaces as part of her work. You can connect with Kimberley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reclaimyourtruth_coaching/
    続きを読む 一部表示
    1 時間 16 分
  • 113 Mark Silverman - Revisited - YSV: You Probably Think This Convo's About You...

    113 Mark Silverman - Revisited - YSV: You Probably Think This Convo's About You...
    2026/02/27
    Mark J Silverman - Revisited YSV: You Probably Think This Convo’s About You In another honest, reflective, unpolished exploration of what it really means to build a coaching life, Phil talks with Mark J. Silverman 8 years after his first appearance on the podcast. Mark returns, not just as a more established coach, but as a more humbled, open-hearted human being. Their conversation touches on identity, ego, success, spirituality, fear, ageing, leadership, and what remains when striving falls away. In this episode Phil & Mark explore: • From “early-stage coach” to fully booked executive coach • Figuring out who you actually are as a coach • The danger of coaching schools & fantasy careers • Long-term clients & not pulling punches • Books, credibility, and identity shifts • When the podcast stops lighting you up • Helping people “get to know God” — with more humility • Blank page living at 60+ • Fear, vanity, ageing & self-care • What we might be talking about in eight years There’s a thread running through it all. A maturity that enables less crusade, less selfing, less trying to become somebody. In that liberation comes more ‘walking beside,’ more presence, more service, and more humour about the ego that never fully disappears. If you enjoyed Episode 32, this is a beautiful continuation. If you’re building a coaching life, or even dismantling one, this conversation might feel like a liberating long exhale. Here’s a little more about Mark Mark J. Silverman heeded the call into the sphere of coaching and speaking from a successful career in technology. During his corporate tenure Mark generated over $90,000,000 in sales for fast-growing startups by bringing together executives, tech leaders and stakeholders to close complex, multimillion dollar deals. Mark has enjoyed a consistently full roster of executive coaching clients for a decade. He is committed to helping CEOs, senior leaders and rising high achievers leverage their resources and teams for greater impact while creating sustainable success in all areas with their lives. Mark is the author of The Rising Leader Handbook - "Turning High Achievers Into Effective Leaders" and "Only 10s 2.0 - Confront Your To-do List Transform Your Life," which in its two iterations has sold over 75,000 copies. Mark is also the host of The Rising Leader Podcast. Mark helps CEOs, Senior Leadership, and Fast Rising High Achievers leverage their resources and team for greater impact. He is also the host of the “The Rising Leader" podcast and working on his third book of the same name Topics Mark focuses on: The Rising Leader Podcast - Turning High Achievers into Effective Leaders, is focused on four main areas. Leading Up - Becoming a Trusted Advisor Leading Across (On a strong group of peers) Leading Your Team Leading You (Creating a life worth living) You can find out more about Mark at https://www.markjsilverman.com/
    続きを読む 一部表示
    1 時間 4 分
  • 112 Richard Morgan - Revisited - The Flower Never Opens Wrong

    112 Richard Morgan - Revisited - The Flower Never Opens Wrong
    2026/02/18
    The Flower Never Opens Wrong If you’ve missed the style of some of the original conversations with coaches on this podcast - you’ll love this episode! One of my favourite people in this profession, Richard Morgan, returns to the podcast around 7 years after his first appearance, and he’s as grounded and loving as ever. In this episode, we explore: • From trying to being • Energy over productivity • Art, creativity, and the inner critic • Marriage, polarity, and showing up • Dogs, systems, and emotional steadiness • Experience as the real teacher • The only thing between you and what you want • “The flower never opens wrong.” This was a rather lovely conversation about how to live well on an ordinary Tuesday, when there’s work to do, emotions to feel, and love to practice. Here’s a little more about Richard: Our work is about today. What will you make of it? Richard's extensive background in horticulture and its metaphors gained him the moniker "Gardener of the Human Spirit." It fits. When we look to our own nature, we find the same power and beauty that exists in all of nature — and like any garden, we grow best when we clear away what doesn't belong. For over two decades he has worked with executives, entrepreneurs, athletes, artists, and professionals across industries. Whether the work is navigating high-stakes decisions or untangling the relationship patterns that shape every area of life, the conversation always arrives at the same place: celebrating how much further you've come than you ever thought possible and how much possibility is ahead. At the heart of it all is you — as wholeness. Operating from one authentic center rather than the fragmentation of competing roles and expectations. Most people don't hesitate because they doubt the coaching process. They hesitate because they doubt themselves. That's exactly where the work begins — and exactly what changes first. You can find out more about Richard at richardmorgancoaching.com
    続きを読む 一部表示
    1 時間 18 分
まだレビューはありません