At some point, we will all transition to working less or not at all. This sometimes comes to supervision. Given that the word comes from the French retirer, to withdraw (back to a place of safety), Clare and Steve discuss the importance of ending well in order to make a great, safe new beginning, finding one’s (new) identity; what it takes to shut down a bus ... Show More
Mar 2025
Lifting The Lid - Episode 130 - Mental Health Expertise - The one with the moment of self doubt
Clare and Steve explore what we as coaches might be expected to know, or do, when starting work with a client who has a diagnosed mental health condition.
Even without clinical knowledge, is it possible to contract and move forward in a coaching relationship? How can supervision ... Show More
34m 53s
Mar 2022
"Should I Pay Off Credit Cards or Save For Retirement?" (Listener Intervention)
Lately, Nicole has been getting a lot of questions around paying down credit card debt versus saving for retirement— and we have good news! It's actually a topic she has tackled before on the show, but several hundred episodes ago (humble brag). So today, we're rebroadcasting a l ... Show More
15m 3s
Oct 2019
Avoiding the Looming Retirement Crisis (with Chad Parks)
There's a storm coming toward retirements all over the United States (and elsewhere). Pensions are broken, Social Security is headed toward big cuts, and personal savings? Nobody is doing it. On today's show, we'll sit down with the visionary behind the Broken Eggs documentary, C ... Show More
1h 8m
Apr 2023
When to Quit on your Startup Idea, and When to Stick It Out (feat. the systemic vs. solvable checklist and the idea growth curve)
Today, we'll talk through the hardest decision an early-stage entrepreneur has to make - quit on your idea or stick it through? This decision rarely has enough information and the entrepreneur never has enough context to make it. Lots of entreprenuers quit right before their idea ... Show More
21m 26s