The Global Campfire of Coaching: Recent Episodes
Fabian Luetzig
Creating INSPIRATION, COMMUNITY and MASTERY with and for coaches around the world. Listeners in 53 countries and counting. Hosted by Fabian Luetzig
Take note of this episode! Master Certified Coach Jan Georg Kristiansen joins the Campfire to talk about the importance of client-focused note-taking skills for coaches. Why is there more (a lot more!) to note-taking than many coaches are aware of? What does masterful note-taking look like and how can it be the secret ingredient in your coaching process? All that and much more in this episode!
If you'd like to get in touch with Jan Georg and/ or find out more about his note-taking methodology called The 1 page Ownership Map (1pOM), click here: https://followtheclient.com/services/OrganizationalDevelopment
Inspired by the beginning of the Holiday Season in the western world and the focus on family, friends and loved ones which it brings along for many people, today we are exploring how learning about solution-focused coaching has transformed and continues to influence our relationships with those who are most important in our lives.
Learn more about our panel members:
Nicole Kuiken https://erickson.edu/nikol-kuiken
Susan Hogarth https://erickson.edu/susan-hogarth-pcc
Guy Woods https://twitter.com/letsgrowhumans
Fabian Luetzig https://erickson.edu/fabian-luetzig
Welcome to Season 3 of The Campfire of Coaching! Exciting things are to come and today we're starting off with an illustrious panel and the question of 'how do we thrive as coaches in ... shall we say interesting times such as the ones we're living through?' Today's campfire panel: Richard Hyams https://erickson.edu/richard-hyams-pcc-csfc Nikol Kuiken https://erickson.edu/nikol-kuiken Kalyna Miletic https://erickson.edu/kalyna-miletic
Organizational psychologist and bestselling author Dr. Benjamin Hardy just published his 2nd book: "Personality Isn't Permanent". In today's episode, we discuss
- what type of personality tests are harmful, which is the one he actually recommends and why
- the difference between identity and personality
- what he means when he says 'you're past is fiction'
For the full transcript and the video version of this interview as well as links to all the resources mentioned, click here
Dr. Benjamin Hardy is an organizational psychologist and bestselling author of Willpower Doesn’t Work. His blogs have been read by over 100 million people and are featured on Forbes, Fortune, CNBC, Cheddar, Big Think, and many others.
He is a regular contributor to Inc. and Psychology Today and from 2015-2018, he was the #1 writer, in the world, on Medium.com.
As an international speaker, published author and recovering perfectionist, Regena Rosa-Celeste, commonly known as the Internal Peace Revolutionist, specializes in teaching, training & coaching on the skills of world peace.
She works with conscious men & women to create inner peace, in turn changing the world and how the world experiences peace. She knows that teaching people the tools of inner peace creates world impact and believes that each person is responsible for their own happiness in the world. By creating more inner peace, there is more abundance in the world, more wealth available, and an opportunity to create greater health & deeper connection to each individual's life mission and purpose creating more sustainable inner peace collectively.
Teresa Thomas is an award-winning speaker, facilitator, and author of Win/Win Networking and 50 Fun Things®: Enjoy the Small Things. She joins us at the Campfire today to discuss:
- how she has shifted her business towards online, given that she used to mostly organize in-person networking events
- the idea behind 50 Fun Things and how you can use it for yourself and with your clients
- working intentionally towards joy instead of waiting for it organically
You can find the full transcript of this episode as well as the video version of the interview at https://gcf.coach/episodes.
In her 25 years as a professional connector, Teresa has facilitated hundreds of networking events, presented for countless groups, and helped thousands to connect and grow (online and in-person).
She is the recipient of the 2019 Women in Business Champion award through the Small Business Association (SBA) of Minnesota and was named as a 50 Over 50 leader by AARP and Pollen.
Integrative Leadership, Life Transitions & Holistic Wellness Life Coach Carly Herrera joins us at the Campfire to discuss:
- the changes in leadership we are about to experience including increasing Emotional Intelligence
- organizations as living organisms and the shift towards a community-focused culture
- the spiritual underpinnings of her coaching approach and how she uses it in her work with corporations
- her motivational message for our fellow coaches and YOUR contributions to society
You can find the full transcript of this episode (which might come in handy, the sound is a bit choppy in parts due to a sub-par internet connection | sorry! |) as well as the video version of the interview at https://gcf.coach/episodes.
Carly is also an artist! Check out her beautiful paintings at https://www.carlyherrera.com/
Carly Herrera is a life learner and early identifier as a global citizen, dedicating her life to building sustainable bridges and open communication between individuals and groups, fostering community through her work and being a lover of S.T.E.A.M. That is science, technology, engineering. Arts and mathematics. I see what you did there.
A Northwestern University biomedical engineer, Carly incorporates her biomedical and biopharma engineering, Youngian psychology studies and holistic wellness education into a single approach. Consolidating the material, offering individuals emotional and energetic leadership tools to effortlessly code switch across the culture culturescape by creating a curious and attentive mind. Learning the key traits of feeling to thinking types active to passive, navigating cognitive and physiological responses to states of arousal. Calm. Pleasant, transcending, energetic and material obstacles simultaneously, creating a learning culture and inclusive leadership style.
Tibor Nagy is the host of his own top-rated podcast: The Mindset Horizon, which he creates to support impact-driven entrepreneurs, visionaries, and changemakers to
transform their mindsets, realize their full potential and execute on their dreams. Today, he joins us at the Campfire to discuss:
- why Mindset is a more important determining factor for success than skills
- why he enjoys teaching people in addition to coaching them
- the most important elements of developing an entrepreneurial mindset as a coach
- why NOW is a great time to start your own podcast to reach your ideal clients
Find the full transcript and all resource mentioned in this episode as well as the video version of this interview at https://globalcampfire.coach/episodes.
Tibor Nagy is a Mindset Coach, certified as an Erickson Professional Coach, mostly fascinated by the human mind and its limitless potential. Driven by a vision to make the world a better place he founded Mindset Horizon to support impact-driven entrepreneurs, visionaries, and changemakers to transform their mindsets, realize their full potential and execute on their dreams. The company fosters this transformation by providing coaching services and creating a personal development space and community so these people can stretch their minds and expand their horizons.
To make an even bigger impact and inspire the masses he decided to create his own interview show - The Mindset Horizon Podcast -, where he interviews high-performers, visionaries, and changemakers who reveal their secrets of what it takes to have a disruptive mindset, pursue a
passion, and live a meaningful life of purpose.
Laura Thompson, Adaptive Leadership Coach and Author, joins us from New York City to discuss:
- Where to get started if you want to create an online course
- Blending your passions with your professional life
- A visualization tool to help you and your client move into resourceful thinking in the context of COVID-19
Find all resource mentioned in this episode as well as the video version of this interview at https://globalcampfire.coach/episodes.
Laura is a certified professional coach and energy leadership master practitioner through IPEC and a Professional Certified Coach with the ICF.
She taps into her clients' inherent wisdom and resourcefulness that shifts their mindsets from functioning effectively to functioning optimally and authentically in life. It's an act of co-creation between coach and client.
Laura Thompson is known by many as the international Go-To coach, mentor and advisor focused on personal professional leadership communications and business strategies with clients worldwide. She's also a social entrepreneur and author and a governing board member of distinguished nonprofits.
Irene G. Ricotta, CEO of Vision Coaching, Facilitator for WBECS (World Business and Executive Coach Summit) and aspiring PhD candidate joins us today from Italy, one of the countries most affected by COVID-19. We discuss
- Why coaching skills are so important right now
- How coaches can complement the work of psychotherapists, psychiatrists, counselors and other similar professions
- Why our physical well-being is impacted by our emotional well-being
Yendor Felgate is the CEO and co-founder of Being Human Group Africa and a Gallup Certified Coach; he is based in Johannesburg, South Africa. In this episode we discuss:
- How COVID-19 is impacting his business and why he chooses to focus on people as human beings first (as opposed to a sales-focused approach)
- Whether or not coaches need to feel obliged to offer their services for free in times of crisis
- The state of coaching in Africa
- The controversy surrounding psychometrics
- The philosophy of the Clifton Strength Finder assessment and its roots in Dan Clifton's Positive Psychology work
- A uniqueness mindset beyond tools
Find transcripts, resources and video versions on http://globalcampfire.coach/episodes
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Yendor has over 20 years of executive experience working across Africa and the Middle East. He has led on complex, multi-country implementation projects across multiple industries. He is a successful entrepreneur, an award winning HR leader and coach, and one of the few accredited lead HR auditors of the SABPP. He is currently completing his Ph.D. and is a Fellow of the Institute of Leadership and Management (UK). Yendor is also a Gallup Certified Coach and Approved Trainer for the Gallup Accelerated Strengths Coaching Course.
As both an executive coach and a Sr. Manager for MTA New York City transit, Cherise Myers tells us first-hand what lessons we should take from how people in NYC are handling being in one of the current epicenters of the Corona Crisis. We discuss:
- A success story from her Conversation Challenge group
- What it takes to go beyond surviving into THRIVING
- Her favorite type of face mask
- Why now is the perfect time to start something you've never dared before
- What effects COVID-19 might have on New York's mindset going forward
Find the Conversation Challenge on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theconversationchallenge/
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Doaa K. Darwish is a member of the Forbes Coaches Council and CEO of Trainer's Box. In this episode we discuss:
- what challenges coaches are facing right now and how to approach them
- the importance of a personal support system
- how purposefully getting busy with smaller things can enable us to achieve valuable stillness in the bigger picture
Find the full transcript as well as the video version of this interview at http://gcf.coach/episodes
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Dieter Kaufhold is an Agile Coach with 6 years experience as well as 8 years of experience driving organizational transformation projects. In this episode, we discuss
- why he was very sceptic about coaching at first and what changed his mind
- how he used his coaching attitude to help his family make the big move from China to Switzerland
- an amazing story full of trust-building, risk-taking and an unconventional approach to finding the best solution for everybody in a team
- how NOT to get started with Agile
Find the full transcript as well as the video version of this interview at http://gcf.coach
Join us (almost) every day at https://www.facebook.com/globalcampfireofcoaching/ for live episode recordings at noon Eastern/ 6pm European.
In these times of quarantining, your capacity to connect to your clients remotely becomes more important than ever. But how to really connect with the camera? How to leverage the power of video so that it becomes an advantage, not an obstacle?
Enter Europe's Nr 1 Madonna impersonator - Proud mom of two, both with medical extras - Rocket fuel for creative leaders - Founder of Brink Coaching
Just a few of the accolades that Evelyne Brink brings to the table. In this episode, she offers many practical tips you can put into practice right away - and why having B.A.L.L.S. is essential for good video.
Find transcripts, resources and video versions on http://globalcampfire.coach
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Jachin Merrill is a personal and professional development coach who works with leaders at high-profile organizations worldwide. He has more than two decades of experience leading highly effective teams and coaching individuals at all levels of an organization, from the C suite to first-time managers. Jachin’s focus is in personal and professional development, with expertise in emotional intelligence, human motivation, psychological type and team building.
Jachin’s experience as an Emmy award winning broadcast journalist and television news executive gives him a unique perspective when it comes to the art of communication, team building, conflict management, and working through the pressures associated with corporate America.
Today's guest is a big influence on why I decided to become a guest. Gabriela Schweinberger is an international business coach, trainer, mentor and consultant. She's currently figuring out how to shift her business online to keep supporting her clients while at the same time building new habits for self-care.
Get in touch with her at https://www.gabrielaschweinberger.com/en/
With her unique background as both a medical doctor and a professional coach, Rosa is the perfect guest to kick off this new season of The Global Campfire of Coaching.
Join us for this first ever unedited live-to-tape episode to find out how she is adapting to the new reality we all live in, what she is doing to empower other coaches during this time and how you can engage with her in FREE, powerful upcoming courses!
Coaching Support During the COVID Outbreak: http://coaching.erickson.edu/coaching-support-covid19-webinar
The Eco Coaching Series: http://coaching.erickson.edu/eco-coaching-series-program
The Mindfulness Series: How to Meet Trauma with Inner Peace: http://coaching.erickson.edu/mindfulness-series-program
Ruzena Rosa Tkacova, MD, PhD, Professor of Medicine
is an internal medicine specialist and respirologist with a PhD in physiology and research in neuroscience, a former clinical and research fellow at the University of Toronto, a visiting scientist at the University of British Columbia, member of several international medical societies and of the expert panel for nutritional assessment in the European Respiratory Society. Rosa has published more than two hundred original articles and research papers in a wide range of medical topics including health coaching. She is certified by International Coach Federation and works currently as a consultant in Erickson Coaching International, Vancouver, Canada.
You can connect with Rosa via emaili at coaching.forpeakhealth@gmail.com
In this second part of the interview, ADHD Coach and Professional Organizer Shelly Collins tells us why working with a business partner is an ideal fit for her, why habits are more powerful than tools and how to approach defining your ideal client.
Find contact information and resources at http://globalcampfire.coach
Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.
Shelly Collins has been organizing individuals, work teams, and businesses since 2011. She discusses the basics of working with somebody who has ADHD, working towards embracing her own diagnosis and how to attract your ideal client.
Find transcripts, resources and contact information at www.globalcampfire.coach
Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.
Adam is an executive leadership coach specializing in working with the Smartest People in the Room. A former software developer and attorney, Adam’s learned the hard way about the costs that come from keeping your heart safe and chasing after external rewards to feel whole and complete.
Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.
Master Certified Coach Karen Cappello explains how she coached one of her clients to his first million dollars, how synchronicity can lead to coaches finding exactly the types of clients they are looking for and vice versa, and why coaches usually undercharge.
Find transcripts, resources and contact information at www.globalcampfire.coach
Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.
Part 2 on the Future of Work with Hala Beisha. Having explored Hala’s background as a Master of Design in Foresight and Innovation, we talk about how this grasp of the big picture influences her outlook on coaching.
Find transcripts, resources and contact information at www.globalcampfire.coach
Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.
Hala Beisha, ACC, discusses how the world (of work) is changing and how she uses coaching, among other methods, to guide her clients through iterations to weave their career tapestry. Hala has an MBA in strategic management and a Master of Design in Foresight and Innovation. We got so carried away in our conversation that I’ve decided to split this interview into two parts. Look forward to the conclusion next week.
Find transcripts, resources and contact information at www.globalcampfire.coach
Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.
Marilyn Atkinson, the founder and President of Erickson Coaching International introduces us to the World Game movement. The vision of the World Game is to develop social responsibility globally through solution-focused leadership. Everyone is invited to play and is intended to spark passion for serving others, while sharing inspiration, hope, and positivity. If everybody plays, humanity wins.
Join in at this year's World Game conference in Antalya, Turkey starting April 11th. Find out more at https://www.theworldgame.org/
Find transcripts, resources and contact information at www.globalcampfire.coach
Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.
No guest this week; instead I'm sharing some of the very kind feedback you the listeners have given me on the first episodes as well as how you can support this show. In the main part, I discuss what the best format or delivery method, if you will, for coaching is: in person, video chat, phone, text messages? I also touch on the subject of non-verbal cues and how the supposed hard and fast rule of '93% of our communication happens on a non-verbal level' is closer to an urban legend than to scientific facts. If you'd like to know more about that and read the short essay, follow the link below. If you'd like to skip the first part of the episodes about community feedback, the main part starts at 5:20.
Find transcripts, resources and contact information at www.globalcampfire.coach
Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.
Nadezhda Mihaylova, PCC, shares why her personal relationship with coaching wasn’t love at first sight. We also talk about why she considers being creative the ultimate responsibility of human beings, how her coaching philosophy and her Christian faith influence each other, the state of coaching in Bulgaria and the limits of using artificial intelligence in coaching.
Find transcripts, resources and contact information at www.globalcampfire.coach
Welcome to the Global Campfire of Coaching! Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing global discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.
Vladan Reljanovic, ACC, tells his transformative story how how he rediscovered his self in the jungles of Peru. He now uses this experience in his personal brand of Plant Medicine Integration Coaching. We also talk about why he doesn't choose a coaching niche and how to increase the chances of having a powerful, deep coaching session.
Disclaimer: nothing in this episode should be interpreted as encouragement or advice to consume illegal drugs or to self-medicate. Always consult a doctor before working with any form of medicine, plant-based or otherwise.
Find transcripts, resources and contact information at www.globalcampfire.coach
Welcome to the Global Campfire of Coaching! Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing global discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.
Brigit Eichenberger, PCC, explains how her journey towards coaching has led her through the hospitality industry and the performing arts world. How does she use this experience to be of service to her expat corporate clients? What does she consider 'real' coaching and what falls outside of the definition?
Find transcripts, resources and contact information at www.globalcampfire.coach
Welcome to the Global Campfire of Coaching! Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing global discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community
ICF Kenya Chapter Director Kathleen Lihanda shares what she has experienced to be the biggest leadership challenge in Kenya and in general and how you can use coaching to overcome it. She also lets us in on what valuable advice she would love to give her clients and why she refrains from doing so.
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Welcome to the Global Campfire of Coaching! Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing global discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.
Nancy Boyer is a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) certified by the International Coach Federation. In this conversation, she shares how she put herself in a position where she can effectively help others and how leaders can do the same for their team members.
Find transcripts, resources and contact information at www.campfireofcoaching.com.
Welcome to the Global Campfire of Coaching! Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.
Emily Kamunde-Osoro talks about growing the young local Chapter of the International Coach Federation in Kenya, raising awareness about Coaching as an HR Professional and her own initial experiences with Coaching. She will also be serving on the Global Board of the ICF in 2019. As you can tell, she has a lot of experience in breaking new ground and she lets us in on the secret of doing it right.
Find transcripts, resources and contact information at www.campfireofcoaching.com.
Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.
In this intro episode I describe what the Global Campfire of Coaching is all about, who I am and why YOU should listen if you are at all interested in Coaching or human development.
Find transcripts, resources and contact information at www.campfireofcoaching.com.
Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.