In this podcast we discuss everyday spirituality and transpersonal coaching with Hetty Einzig, Executive Coach, Author, Co-Founder of Purpose Power Presence for Women Leaders and specialist in Transpersonal Coaching.

Hetty shares her journey from a secular upbringing to embracing spirituality, influenced by her mother’s refugee experience and teachings from Krishnamurti. She emphasizes the importance of attention and care in leadership, advocating for an attentive practice that integrates spirituality into daily life. Hetty highlights the concept of the higher self and the need for leaders to tap into their best selves to navigate challenges. She also discusses the significance of the Axial Age and the role of secular spirituality in fostering interconnected consciousness and ethical leadership.

In this podcast we talk with Ruth Kudzi, Founder of Optimus Coach Academy, Master Certified Coach, Mentor, Best Selling Author & Podcaster.

Ruth opens up about her personal journey as a leader, the challenge of understanding self in order to be who we are meant to be. We discuss the need for a balance of self-acceptance and personal responsibility and how this can positively impact our roles as leaders. On a more individual level, Ruth also talks about the importance of giving yourself space to grow and learn and the power and value of listening in the quiet to our gut feeling and intuition.

In this podcast we talk with Paul Haynes, leadership coach who helps senior leaders tackle the unseen challenges that hold them back.

We discuss a variety of themes as the conversation unfolds from healing to authenticity and trust; the unseen pressures leaders carry: the patterns shaping how they show up, often without realising; the power of awareness to notice the often unseen limiting walls that hold us back; and the importance of tuning into the body to access the wisdom of the whole. We discuss how this shows up in the leadership space inviting leaders to shift from outward doing to being and exploring the inner world of the self and the healing that can bring so that, as leaders, we can bring our whole self to our purpose.

In this conversation, we talk to the amazing Jo McCarthy, founder of Mojo Coaching, Leadership Coach and facilitator and Enneagram practitioner. We discuss the Enneagram, unpacking Jo’s expertise in the use of Enneagram testing and coaching with leaders and teams. We explore how impactful this work is and how it can strengthen agency, create psychological safety, and bring a sense of community and connection to struggling teams.

Emily and Johnny discuss where they have come to on the journey of creating this podcast and the changes they have seen. They touch on the many guests they have had conversations with and what topics have come up over the course of the last year. There is room for reflection and insights. We also explore the change in the podcast title and where that may take us next…

In this podcast we are in conversation with Natasha Nicole Harris, an Akashic Record Activator, Mentor & Teacher for Soul Leaders.

This conversation unfolds around the topics of the Akashic Records, what they are, how we can connect to them, listening to intuition and voices of spirit. We touch on transformation and access to infinite sources of wisdom through connecting more deeply with ourselves and our record, and the potential of this spiritual connectivity to deepen our leadership of ourselves and others as we co-create a New Earth.

Matthew Cooke, Facilitator, Speaker and Executive Coach who helps leaders through his body based breakthrough practice speaks to us about presence, connecting to consciousness and his body based work and connecting to the intelligence of the body to inform our leadership. We also touch on how bringing the experience of spirituality into leadership training still holds a taboo.

In this podcast, we’re in conversation with Fay Manvell, certified Executive coach, supervisor & mentor coach, lover of horses, equine facilitator and reiki practitioner. We ask Fay about her work as an equine facilitator enhancing compassion in leaders. Fay talks about the importance of self awareness, and connectedness, and how her work encourages vulnerability and empathy in her clients in their roles as leaders. We touch on the effectiveness of Reiki and how it connects with her love of coaching, leadership work and equine work. In conclusion Fay uses the quote.. we ‘are feeling beings that happen to think, not thinking beings that happen to feel’.