From success to significance with a Coaching Business We sat down with Adam to unpack the path that shaped his work today and how to Build a Coaching Business That Fits You. He shares how life on his grandfather’s farm taught him about work. Then, his father’s life as an
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When Simanto Khandaker chose people over math We sat down with Simanto Khandaker to unpack how work, identity, and mental health collide. He shares how his family immigrated to the United States in the nineties. He also explains how that experience shaped his view of pressure, success, and support. As
We sat down with Mari Wuellner for a grounded conversation about growth, work, and the courage to move before certainty arrives. Early in the episode, she shares how she became an insurance agent with no clear credentials on paper. However, she didn’t wait for perfect timing. She trusted her lived
Ana Maria Tromp opens this conversation with the moment everything changed. At 27, she hit burnout and couldn’t get out of bed. She loved her work, yet she pushed herself far past her limits. So, that crash forced her to question the beliefs driving her life. She saw how perfectionism,
We sat down with Dr. Lee Baucom to explore why he moved from therapy into coaching. He explains that therapy often studies pain and history first. Coaching, however, starts with the gap between today and the future. That shift matters because many struggling couples need movement, not endless review. So
We sat down with Dr. Monisha Bhanote to explore why travel can throw the body off so quickly. She explains that the issue isn’t only logistics. Instead, it’s a biology problem that affects digestion, immunity, focus, energy, and recovery. That shift in perspective makes travel wellness easier to understand and
Julie Tunador on redefining consciousness In this episode, we sit down with Julie Tunador to explore consciousness from both practical and expansive angles. She explains how her path began in crime scene investigation, then moved into hypnosis, coaching, and consciousness studies. As a result, the conversation stays grounded while reaching
This episode explores how life transitions can reshape a home and a person. We talk with Claudia about the unexpected path that led her into professional organizing. After helping her mother manage daily systems after her father’s death, she saw how practical support can restore confidence. From there, she started
Nicole DeAvilla opens with the story that shaped her work. After college, she lived with intense pain. Yoga first felt like a way out. Then, it became the center of her career. She started teaching in the early 1980s. She also moved into research, writing, and training. As a result,
We sat down with Karl Salomon to unpack a problem many business owners face early. Too many tools promise speed, yet few explain daily use clearly. So, we focused on how to choose software with less guesswork. Karl explains that work management starts with knowing your process first. Then, you
We sat down with Rachel Perez to explore what happens when achievement stops feeling meaningful. She shares the moment she saw her own work in public and felt nothing. That shock pushed her to question success, identity, and joy. From there, she began to reclaim the creative process in a
In this conversation, we explore how early experiences can shape adult decisions. She explains how childhood separation informed fear of rejection and caution around leadership. As a result, limiting beliefs quietly shaped her career choices for years. She also shares why technical success felt safer than managing people. That reflection