Coaches Rising

Richard David Hames, thought leader and author on systems change and AI ethics, shares a non-linear life and wide-ranging projects. He explores failing sensemaking, collapse as opportunity for renewal, leadership as an emergent collective, the role of inner work and story in systemic change, reintegrating the feminine and indigenous wisdom, and practical perspectives on AI and future sentience.

In this conversation with Nicholas Janni and Shani Lehrer showcasing their new course, Radical Creativity, we explore the civilizational inflection point we are living through and the necessity of radical presence and inner awareness for leaders to navigate profound uncertainty without collapsing into old programs. Through engaging shadow, pain, and projected parts, the dialogue explores leadership as the capacity to align with deepest essence and integrate the Warrior and the Healer, enabling leaders to balance inner development with outer responsibility and creative response.For more resources, visit the podcast episode page at https://www.coachesrising.com/podcast/radical-creativity-for-a-world-in-transition-with-nicholas-janni-and-shani-lehrer/Dive deeper into transformational coaching with us…Get Free Access to our Transformational Coaching Masterclass with Staci Haines — The Body Knows the Way: An embodied approach to coaching in times of collective uncertainty and stress. Staci will show you how to unlock the wisdom of the body so you can help your clients transform reactivity into resilience — even in the face of today’s challenges. Learn more and get the recording here. 

In this conversation, Emma Donaldson-Feilder, a chartered coaching psychologist, and Liz Hall, a leadership coach and author, delve into the concept of relational mindfulness. They discuss the importance of mindful speaking and listening, and how it fosters genuine connections in complex times. Emma emphasizes the magical aspects of mutual presence, while Liz connects relational mindfulness to navigating chaos. They also explore the significance of coaches’ inner work and highlight the power of compassionate engagement over automated processes.

Join David Kitchings, an experienced IFS therapist and workshop leader, as he delves into the transformative potential of Internal Family Systems. Discover how protective parts and exiles influence our inner worlds and the ethical lines between coaching and therapy. Kitchings introduces the concept of the 'internal container' and emphasizes the importance of trauma-informed practices. He also highlights IFS applications in diverse fields, urging coaches to consider broader systemic contexts while avoiding hyper-individualism and fostering collective healing.

In this wide-ranging conversation with Jayne Warrilow we explore how these times are calling us into a regenerative paradigm rooted in deep listening, presencing, and tuning into the evolving frequencies of consciousness - both personal and collective.For more resources, visit the podcast episode page at https://www.coachesrising.com/podcast/leader-as-channel-with-jayne-warrilow/Dive deeper into transformational coaching with us…Get a Free Guided Somatic Practice — Access Your Embodied Intelligence — with world-renowned somatic coach Staci Haines. In this short session, Staci helps you drop beneath the mind and awaken the capacities of presence, connection, intuition, and attunement — the foundations of embodied leadership in these times. Get the free practice here.

A deep dive into the future of coaching reveals fascinating insights. Love is framed as a verb that should animate leadership and coaching practices. 'Wise agency' is introduced, integrating inner work with action for greater effectiveness. The need for relational coaching over isolated leadership is critiqued, highlighting the importance of systems. Nervous system regulation is emphasized as vital for confronting discomfort. The concept of a 'vibrational future' of coaching, including AI's role, is explored along with the significance of community and collective growth.

Nadjeschda Taranczewski, founder of ConsciousYou and a master certified coach, explores the profound relationship between source, money, and spiritual evolution. She discusses how to channel ideas through both personal and impersonal dimensions of source, and the importance of inner work for clear transmission. Delving into money as a projection screen, she highlights the need for new economic models beyond capitalism. Nadjeschda also emphasizes the integration of various sources and the spiritual significance of money work, marking it as a key to future development.

Juliette Baigler, a transformational coach renowned for her focus on somatic practices and group learning, delves into fascinating ideas of belonging and wholeness. She discusses the importance of radical silence and trusting the emergence of new insights during sessions. Juliette emphasizes the role of coaches in navigating change and how challenges can become pathways for growth. Her insights on relational presence and the deep connections formed in group settings offer a refreshing perspective on coaching in today's world.

Jono Remington-Hobbs, a coach and meditation teacher, explores the depths of human potential beyond a materialistic worldview. He shares his journey from finance to embracing psychedelics and ancient wisdom. Highlighting the importance of the 'four wisdoms'—cognitive, embodied, relational, and heart wisdom—Jono emphasizes their role in transformative coaching. He discusses the necessity of somatic intelligence for leaders and critiques conventional psychological models, advocating for authentic vulnerability and the power of community-led rites of passage.

Kim Barta, an internationally recognized expert in shadow work and transformational psychotherapy, discusses the intricacies of healing and personal growth. He highlights the importance of self-healing for practitioners to avoid projecting issues onto their clients. The conversation dives into the shadow of shadow work, the significance of attuning to rather than aligning with clients, and the potential harms of common therapeutic practices. Barta also shares his Evolution of Shadow Resolution model and emphasizes how integrating emotional parts can lead to lasting transformation.