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Let’s say a client hired you so that they could

Let’s say a client hired you so that they could learn to feel more confident and motivated in their work, and in a session, they happen to bring forward an issue about a parenting situation…but you don’t have kids or know anything about parenting!

Or, you’re working with a client on supporting them to achieve their business goals and the topic of whether or not they should run Facebook ads comes up…but you’re not an expert on ads!

We may have a particular expertise and types of goals that we help our clients with, but that doesn’t mean that they’re only always going to stay on those exact topics in our work together. Life is messier than that – nothing in life is totally compartmentalized. Work relates to home life. And home life relates to work, etc etc. And so a variety of issues are going to come up in your client sessions. And this is how it should be!

Over the decades, as I’ve supported my clients on the inner and outer work of growing their businesses and leadership, as well as their transformational skills, they’ve brought forward pretty much every situation under the sun – parenting, caring for aging parents, wanting to leave marriages, deciding if they should move from their hometown, illness, figuring out how to write their one woman show, and on and on. And each and every one of these topics were important in the work we were doing together. And…OF COURSE there is no way I could EVER be an expert in all of these things. And I would end up making myself miserable if I tried. And yet, I’ve been able to support my clients in every single one of these situations.

How do you do that? How do you support clients in realms and situations that are out of your area of expertise? We explore that topic on today’s episode and you’re going to walk away with some specific ideas and instructions on what to do next!

#podcast #selfhelp #coaching

"Joanna goes deep and also keeps it real. She know

"Joanna goes deep and also keeps it real. She knows how to hold complexity and to guide us through it to find truth and clarity. This podcast is a treasure trove!!! I can't wait to see what topics she will share next."

Let’s say a client hired you so that they could

Let’s say a client hired you so that they could learn to feel more confident and motivated in their work, and in a session, they happen to bring forward an issue about a parenting situation…but you don’t have kids or know anything about parenting!

Or, you’re working with a client on supporting them to achieve their business goals and the topic of whether or not they should run Facebook ads comes up…but you’re not an expert on ads!

We may have a particular expertise and types of goals that we help our clients with, but that doesn’t mean that they’re only always going to stay on those exact topics in our work together. Life is messier than that – nothing in life is totally compartmentalized. Work relates to home life. And home life relates to work, etc etc. And so a variety of issues are going to come up in your client sessions. And this is how it should be!

Over the decades, as I’ve supported my clients on the inner and outer work of growing their businesses and leadership, as well as their transformational skills, they’ve brought forward pretty much every situation under the sun – parenting, caring for aging parents, wanting to leave marriages, deciding if they should move from their hometown, illness, figuring out how to write their one woman show, and on and on. And each and every one of these topics were important in the work we were doing together. And…OF COURSE there is no way I could EVER be an expert in all of these things. And I would end up making myself miserable if I tried. And yet, I’ve been able to support my clients in every single one of these situations.

How do you do that? How do you support clients in realms and situations that are out of your area of expertise? We explore that topic on today’s episode and you’re going to walk away with some specific ideas and instructions on what to do next!

#podcast #selfhelp #coaching

A few months ago I was scrolling through Facebook,

A few months ago I was scrolling through Facebook, I noticed a post from someone who has taken ALL of my training programs over the last years. Turns out she had just put together her OWN transformational practitioner training, and she was posting pics and videos from her retreat.

As I was watching one of her videos, I saw that she was straight up using content as her own that had taken me decades to develop, and even using all my sets of journaling questions – WORD FOR WORD.

As you can imagine, this was upsetting to me. For one thing, it simply made my stomach turn to see that my curriculum that was so special to me, so nurtured by me over so many years, was being used by someone else who was masquerading it as their own.

And yet, even though I was so so angry and so so upset at her….

….and even though it should have immediately been so clear that she was in the wrong….

….my first momentary go-to place was, oddly, to judge myself and be angry with myself.

With myself? That made no sense! She had stolen from me.

So what was the self-judgment and self-anger about?

Well, I momentarily started beating myself up for needing to claim ownership of what was mine.

The Shadow voice inside of me that sometimes tells me I am too competitive or need to be too big briefly tried to convince me that a more evolved and spiritual teacher would not be miffed at all at a student stealing their material and that I was being petty, grandiose, selfish and unethical for wanting to defend my intellectual property and thought leadership.

Good thing I’ve done a lot of work on my the Shadow of Competition & Being “Too Big” in my life, and I was able to call out that voice pretty quickly.

From there, I immediately got in touch with this woman who had taken my intellectual property. Even though it took courage to do so, I approached her with compassion but also with firmness, and…we worked it out. (Amazing! She apologized and shared with her community her mistake!)

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Working with Jealousy and Competition In so many c

Working with Jealousy and Competition
In so many circles, it’s taboo to even talk about Jealousy. It’s considered bad and wrong and shameful. But, in the Sacred Depths approach to transformation, nothing is inherently bad or wrong. Everything - every feeling or impulse - that arises inside of us can be used for evolution and finding deeper self-compassion and satisfaction.

And that is why we cross the taboo lines to explore Jealousy in this episode!

Jealousy, when it comes up for yourself or your clients, can be sneaky and cause havoc. It can lead you to be self-sabotage, to not be at the top of your game, to hold yourself back, to be mean to yourself or others…and generally cause some misery.

But Jealousy can also be harnessed and transmuted into aligned power and productivity.

In this episode we break down the nature of jealousy and I give some practical foundational ideas on how to work with it. It’s a juicy episode! (And one that will answer some questions, but also in beautiful ways open up many more questions!).

Some topics we cover:
==the nature of jealousy and the many (surprising) ways it expresses itself
==what it means to normalize jealousy
==leaning in to aligned competition as an antidote
==the relationship between jealousy and power
==I share some personal experiences with jealousy and surprising outcomes
==and much more!
#coaching #jealousy #clients

This special one turns double digits today.

This special one turns double digits today.

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