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Episode 0013 - Pt 1. How To Find A Coach
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[Episode Description]
In this episode, hosts Brendon and Jennie reflect on their podcast launch journey and the adventure they are embarking on together. They discuss the concept of life as a river, with its rapids and calm waters, and how having the courage to navigate the challenging parts can lead to a great story. They also delve into the three A's of change: Awareness, Acceptance, and Action, emphasizing the importance of asking for help and being open to assistance.
[Highlights]
1. **Podcast Launch Celebration** (00:12)
- Excitement and gratitude for launching the podcast.
- Reflection on the journey and unexpected turns.
2. **Life as a River** (02:57)
- Metaphor of life as a river with its varying currents.
- Embracing uncertainty and trusting the journey.
- Finding courage in the rough parts and enjoying the smooth ones.
3. **The Three A's of Change** (06:19)
- The importance of Awareness, Acceptance, and Action.
- Moving beyond awareness to truly accepting and understanding.
- Being vulnerable and asking for help.
4. **Expanding Acceptance** (08:04)
- Acknowledging the external aspect of acceptance.
- Having difficult conversations and admitting vulnerabilities.
- Learning from challenging situations.
5. **Finding a Coach: Starting with Open-Hearted Curiosity** (12:13)
- Initial steps in finding a coach.
- The value of being honest about needing help.
- Recognizing the desire for change and seeking guidance.
6. **Personal Journeys in Finding Coaches** (18:43)
- Brendon's experience finding a faith-aligned coach through an affiliate network.
- Jennie's approach of following resonant authors and exploring their offerings.
- Using free discovery calls to assess compatibility and resonance.
[Takeaways]
- Life is a journey with both challenging and serene moments. Trust the process.
- The three A's of change: Awareness, Acceptance, and Action are vital in personal growth.
- Acceptance involves both internal acknowledgment and external conversations.
- When seeking a coach, approach the process with an open heart and curiosity.
- Use resonance with authors, podcasts, or affiliations as starting points for finding a coach.
- Free discovery calls offer a chance to gauge compatibility and make an informed decision.
[Episode Resources]
- Richard Rohr's metaphor of life as a river: [Reference](To be added)
- "Wild at Heart" by John Eldredge: [Link](To be added)
- Wild at Heart Affiliate Network: [Link](To be added)
[Wrap-up]
As the hosts embark on their podcasting adventure, they encourage listeners to approach change with openness and curiosity. Finding a coach is a significant step in the journey of personal growth and can be facilitated by exploring resonant authors, affiliations, and engaging in discovery calls.
Want to join the Woven Community and journey with others? The community is forming here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/wearewoven/
The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any other individual or organization. This is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any medical condition. Please consult your doctor, counselor, or therapist.
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