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Marcy Stahl

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COACHING + CURRICULUM TOOL Whenever you introduce

COACHING + CURRICULUM TOOL

Whenever you introduce a new term in your curriculum, it's important to take a few moments to share what your definition of that term is. The reason: terms have different meanings to different people, and you want everyone in the room to be on the same page with you. If not, your container for learning isn't as tight as it can be.

So for example, if your Module/Exercise is about "Making Friends with Your Inner Critic", you want to share your definition of Inner Critic and how you are using it in the module/exercise....and you may also want to define what "making friends" means as well.

I know this is such an obvious point, but it's a point a lot of teachers tend to skip and then it can cause issues later.

I also teach about this in Sacred Depths Coach Training, from a 1:1 coaching perspective:

Often times, when a client uses a term/concept that she hasn't used before, one of my first coaching questions is to ask what her definition of that is.

For example, if a client says, "I want to be in a loving relationship"....I ask her to define what a loving relationship is for her.

I do this for two reasons:

1)So that she can clarify and create awareness for herself

2)So that I don't project any of my own ideas of what a loving relationship is onto her process.

Do you use "Definitions" as a coaching and teaching tool? Would love to hear!

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LET’S IMPACT MORE LIVES When it comes to the wo

LET’S IMPACT MORE LIVES

When it comes to the work we do.... Changing lives… I stand for your greatest expression, expansion and reach.

People need your work. Now more than ever. But without a highly effective transformational curriculum?

Your work can’t reach the numbers of people whose lives need shifting through your Sacred Work.

And you can’t make the deeper impact you’re meant to make.

The time is NOW for Curriculum Lab.

"Being a participant in Joanna Lindenbaum’s Curriculum Lab was a game changer for me... I highly recommend the Curriculum Lab if you are looking to deepen, transform and rise 100% fully in your work, and raise the bar in sharing your gifts with the world."
-- Brooks Haislip

“Who knows how long it would have taken to pull the curriculum together without this short but effective class.”
-- Deanna Lyons

This year’s container is better than ever… I’ve given you more implementation time… more training around online facilitation and leadership and more connection with me and your colleagues.

Join us, today. So that you, too, can rise fully in your work and raise your own bar in sharing your gifts with the world.

Much love,
Joanna

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BROOKE HOFSESS TESTIMONIAL "Clarity. Inspiration.

BROOKE HOFSESS TESTIMONIAL

"Clarity. Inspiration. Confidence. These are just a few of the gems I received from participating in Joanna's Curriculum Lab program."

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Every couple of months Yael likes to create a spa

Every couple of months Yael likes to create a spa day for me and Jon, complete with soothing music, massages, meditations that she leads, and even stuffed animals to get cozy with as we are tucked under a blanket.

We are big fans in our household of the importance of slowing down and rejuvenation (though we don’t always practice it!), and I’m glad the value made its way to Yael. She’s also a natural space holder, nurturer, appreciator of human nature and coach-in-training, so it’s not surprising she loves to create these yummy experiences!

EARLY BIRD for Curriculum Lab ends TODAY It’s h

EARLY BIRD for Curriculum Lab ends TODAY

It’s hard to stand out as a coach or teacher. Our industry is growing rapidly. New coaches enter the marketplace every day.

So what allows you to emerge with confidence? How do you carve out a place of integrity, high-impact and WOWza factor when there’s so much competition? I believe it is through potent, effective and transformative curriculum.

>>> JOIN The Curriculum Lab <<<
$340 Early Bird Savings ENDS TODAY!

We must ground our thought leadership into curriculum that becomes the foundation for everything else we do.

A MASTERFUL CURRICULUM becomes the bedrock of everything you do. It:
• Creates outstanding & transformational results for your clients.
• Makes your facilitation easier.
• Highlights you as unique and cutting edge in your message and your offers.
• Allows you to capture your Thought Leadership in a signature body of work.
• Truly sets you apart…and creates loyal fans who rave about your work.

This is why I am thrilled to share The Curriculum Lab with you.

In Curriculum Lab, you don’t just “learn” about how to create life-changing curriculum...you actually CREATE it during the weeks we are together.

You’ll be receiving dozens of tools, techniques and processes for mining your thought leadership and creating transformation through your work.
You’ll be receiving more “get it done” time, and more time for feedback on your work.

So make sure and register before the end of the day TODAY so that you can save $340 and more importantly, ground your intention into FINALLY creating the work that will set you free…

I can’t wait to see what you create in our journey together.

Much love,
Joanna

P.s. Here’s what Lindsay Davis had to say about Curriculum Lab: “Unlike other programs and courses I had taken previously, Joanna’s method allowed for total creative freedom within a structure that helped me reach my end goal of creating something I was passionate to share.”

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(1 of 2) This morning, Yael was in bed with me and

(1 of 2)
This morning, Yael was in bed with me and Jon and in a little bit of a mood. She was being kind of whiny and it was getting late and Jon and I were getting a little stressed because she needed to get dressed to get the day going. At some point, Yael got mad about something and jerked her leg...and inadvertently kicked Jon in the head.

Normally, if something like this were to happen, I'd look Yael in the eyes, let her know I love her and that I know it was a mistake and we all make mistakes and that I've done a similar thing before, and then at an appropriate moment ask her what she might do differently next time she gets angry.

But, because Jon and I were already slightly on edge, we kind of reacted by giving her a little bit of a stern look and asking her to go to her room to get dressed.

We didn't scream. We didn't yell. We didn't tell her she did something wrong.

And yet, that little moment still activated shame.

I could tell immediately because she stormed out of the room and said she was going to stay in her room forever (code for "I feel terrible about what I've done and I am embarrassed and I don't even deserve to be with anyone; I will punish myself by being all alone).

I found Yael in her room and at first, she refused to even look at me. She was hiding her head under her pillow.

Thankfully, because Yael and I have a pretty sturdy container of trust and safety established, she was able to articulate on her own: "You and daddy were really mean. I didn't mean to kick him in the head and now I have to be alone."

I immediately told her I understood, and that it was just a mistake, and that me and Jon love her always, and that I get why she's feeling why she's feeling...and I also apologized that we didn't let her know all of that right away.

She was silent. Didn't say a word. But I could see from the look on her face that something was happening inside of her. She was softening...towards herself. She was finding a little bit of compassion for herself for what had happened. She was feeling heard and understood....

Jon and I had a glorious week in Paris. We walked

Jon and I had a glorious week in Paris. We walked 10+ miles a day, wandering the streets and taking it all in. We ate a lot (you can do gluten free in Paris and still enjoy!). We learned a lot. We philosophized a lot. I got to remember my love of art (did you know I have a masters in art history and used to be a curator), including going back to my favorite museum, the musee D’Orsay. And while we missed our kids, we had the beautiful opportunity to just be with each other, just the two of us, for a week.

I love vacation for many reasons, not the least of which is that it always gives me fresh perspective on my life. This last week was no different and did not disappoint.

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