The Coaching Inn
Join Claire Pedrick at 3D Coaching's virtual pub, where she talks with coaches, authors, thought leaders, and people new to coaching. The show is a cosy but challenging conversation about coaching and development. Listeners can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Podbean. Host: Claire Pedrick, an MCC (Master Certified Coach), creates a welcoming space for insightful coaching discussions.
Episodes
S6 Episode 46 Why Holding Your Nerve Matters More Than Getting It Right with Kirsty Elderton
What does it take to end one chapter of work without losing what made it meaningful? In this episode of The Coaching Inn, Claire Pedrick talks with Kirsty Elderton about closing her coaching business intentionally and creating a new direction for her work. Kirsty reflects on a career shaped by coaching, consulting, health challenges, and changing ideas about identity and time. At the heart of the
S6 Episode 45: Why Coaches Must Stop Playing Not to Lose with Zana Goic Petricevic
Most leaders don’t fail because they lack skill. They fail because they keep playing not to lose. What about coaches? Do we accidentally play to lose?
In this episode of The Coaching Inn, Claire Pedrick talks with Zana Goic-Petričević, author of Leading on the Edge: The Bold Art of Being More Irrational and Less Mediocre.
Zana shares how losing her corporate job became a turning point, prompt
S6 Episode 44: The Yes-And Mindset That Changes Coaching Conversations with Chris Grimes
If your coaching, conversations, or presentations feel a little too busy, this episode is a masterclass in what happens when you slow down, listen deeply, and know exactly when to stop. Chris Grimes - motivational comedian, coach, broadcaster, and improviser - shows why the simplest shifts in timing, silence, and presence can transform the way people think, speak, and connect.
Today Claire Pedri
S6 Episode 43: The Power of the Pause - Comedy, Coaching, and Being Real with Sharon von Stimson
In this episode of The Coaching Inn, Claire Pedrick speaks with Sharon Von Stimson, a stand-up comedian and coach, about how comedy and coaching intersect through being real, timing, and the power of the pause.
Sharon shares her unusual career journey, moving from a conventional 30-year career in corporate HR into stand-up comedy and then coaching. What began as a search for a more authentic lif
S6 Episode 42: How Contagious Confidence Transforms Leadership and Inspires Trust with Julie Smith
Most leadership advice focuses on controlling perceptions, but what if true influence comes from being real—really human? In this episode, Julie Smith, founder of Talent Sprout and author of Contagious Confidence, joins Claire Pedrick to reveal how confidence is more than just a feeling—it's a measurable, performance variable that shapes collective success.
Discover why leaders who are aware of
S6 Episode 41 How Internal Coaches Are Navigating Power, Ethics, and Change in Modern Workplaces with Katharine St John Brooks
Discover how Katharine’s journey from civil service to authoring a second edition of her book on internal coaching highlights the evolution of coaching. She shares insights from the new edition, including how coaching topics now span existential issues, wellbeing, and diversity like neurodiversity and technology.
Katharine joins Claire Pedrick to discuss the shift from traditional performance c
S6 Episode 40: Why the Difference Between Facilitation and Team Coaching Is Less Clear Than You Think with Paul Lawrence
Discover how Paul Lawrence, a systemic team coach and researcher, merges academic insights with real-world practice to deepen team coaching. Paul discusses with Claire Pedrick the challenges of working with teams, common misconceptions, and the evolving landscape of team coaching and facilitation, highlighting the significance of personal authority and clarity of purpose.
He shares his perspecti
S6 Episode 39: How Embracing Neurodiversity Transforms Coaching - Real Stories from ND Coaches
Many coaches and professionals are discovering that neurodiversity is a vital perspective that can transform the way we work with people. With approximately one in five people being neurodivergent, understanding and harnessing neurodiversity can unlock new strengths in coaching, improve outcomes, and foster more supportive environments.
In this episode, we'll explore the unique benefits that ne
S6 Episode 38: How Connecting with Water and Nature Transforms Your Coaching Practice with Lizzi Larbalestier
Discover how Lizzi Larbalestier integrates water, nature, and presence into coaching to foster deep connection and mindfulness. With a background in sports therapy, animal rescue, and environmental psychology, Lizzi talks about the importance of observing and engaging with the natural world, especially water, to cultivate calm, clarity, and resilience.
She shares stories of coaching outdoors
S6 Episode 37: The Surprising Science Behind Small, Meaningful Actions That Stick with Patrick Regan
Discover how small, intentional steps can transform overwhelm into sustainable growth in this insightful episode where Patrick Regan joins Claire Pedrick to share personal stories, including a powerful moment at dinner that shifted his perspective on the cost of constant busyness.
Learn about the science behind tiny habits, the importance of creating space for doubt, and the power of authentic
S6 Episode 36: Wilful Blindness in Coaching - What We Notice, Name, and Choose to Ignore with Jaye Lee
Claire Pedrick first began talking with Jaye Lee after she read this post on Linked In and made her realise that she too had seen something and not called it out. Jaye did.
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7456226180824907776/
So this episode explores the complexity of ethics, silence, authenticity, and credentialing within the coaching profession. Claire talks with Jaye Lee,
S6 Episode 35: The Five Stages of Betrayal Recovery Every Coach Needs to Know with Dr Debi Silber
This episode explores how betrayal affects mental, emotional, and physical well-being in ways many people don’t recognize. Debi Silber joins Claire Pedrick to share her research on betrayal as a distinct trauma and explains the five stages of betrayal recovery, from shock to rebirth.
We also discuss post-betrayal syndrome, how betrayal can disrupt trust and identity, and why true healing requir
S6 Episode 34: Business Builder Open Table - 4 years on How did those new coaches get work?
In 2022, 6 coaches joined Claire Pedrick MCC at The Coaching Inn to talk about getting work
Listen here https://thecoachinginn.podbean.com/e/2022-business-of-coaching-special-extended-edition/
When Sarah and Gayle suggested we meet again, we said a definite yes. So here’s what they are learning…
Thank you to Gayle Hudson, Sarah Clein, Mayuri Hargest, Gary Crotaz, Sarah Brooks and Caroline T
S6 Episode 33: Why Mastery in Coaching is Less about Skills and More about Deep Self Awareness with Lise Bruynooghe
Today we return to the question of mastery in coaching with Lise Bruynooghe, an MCC coach. We talk about the importance of genuine presence and inner work and how authentic self-awareness and vulnerability create deeper connections. We discuss the importance of letting go of perfectionism, embracing imperfections, and continuously learning from failures, which are vital for growth as a coach.
H
S6 Episode 32: Uncontained - How Neurodivergent Coaches Can Be Our Own Wonderful Selves With Claire Pedrick and Kim Witten
In this episode Claire Pedrick and Kim Witten talk about their extra book that will be released 1st December. Uncontained is focussed on supporting neurodivergent coaches to be more them in their coaching
We explore how understanding our own neurodivergence can unlock new possibilities when we give ourselves permission to be us.
Lens Not Label is for anyone who works or lives with neurodiver
S6 Episode 31: Why Lawyers Who Use Coaching See Better Outcomes and Happier Divorces
In this episode, Karen Covy explains to Claire Pedrick MCC how divorce coaching shifts the traditional legal approach by empowering clients to take control of their emotional and practical decisions. She discusses the importance of coaching skills in helping clients manage high emotionality and act with integrity, ultimately leading to less pain and conflict.
We explore the distinction between
S6 Episode 30: From Medical Fixer to Emotional Support - How Coaching Allows GPs to Pass Power Back to Patients with Dr Elizabeth Rozario
This episode explores how coaching techniques can revolutionise conversations around death, caregiving, and emotional well-being.
Elizabeth Rozario, a former GP, is in conversation with Claire Pedrick to share her journey from traditional medicine to coaching-led care. Her insights reveal how coaching fosters deeper listening, reduces system-induced suffering, and empowers families to create pe
S6 Episode 29 Mastery in the Making 2 - Embracing Vulnerability & Silence with Claire Pedrick, Jackie Haywood and Lizzie Rhodes James
Mastery in coaching is about embracing vulnerability and silence as tools for depth. In this open table, Claire Pedrick MCC is in conversation with Jackie Haywood MCC and Lizzie Rhodes James PCC.
Wobbling is part of mastery—what do we do with it? What matters is energy, fluidity, and trust in the coaching dance. Tools and contracts support mastery, but the core is about presence, humility, and
S6 Episode 28: Business Builder - The Surprising Power of Boundaries in Building a Sustainable Coaching Business with Frances Fogel
This episode features Frances Fogel, a marketing expert dedicated to ethical coaching. Despite a technical glitch, Claire Pedrick and Frances have time to explore how coaches can build sustainable businesses that honour their boundaries and values.
Frances’ community is https://betterbolderbraver.com/ If you’re in Claire’s community, we will be sharing with you a special offer for BBB https://ww
S6 Episode 27: Unmasking Burnout and Reclaiming Self with Rochelle Trow
This episode Claire Pedrick hears from Rochelle Trow about what happened as she left corporate success and began to get more self-aware. Rochelle shares how unmasking her true self led to healing, resilience, and being real.
Hear some practical tools to foster inner understanding without expensive coaching and why knowing yourself is essential before changing jobs.
Here’s the episode we talked
S6 Episode 26: Why Listening to Claire Fitzsimmons' Journey Unveils New Perspectives on Wellbeing and Creativity
Today Claire Pedrick MCC meets Claire Fitzsimmons to hear about her path from art curator to emotional wellbeing advocate. That love of spaces and care to make spaces work blends into her work now in wellbeing and emotions coaching. Hear how her diverse experiences shape her holistic health approaches. Claire offers practical insights for balancing inward self-connection with outward community eng
S6 Episode 25: How Getting Beyond Small Talk Builds Leadership Trust and Transforms Team Performance with Naomi Regan and Lynsey Kitching
Claire Pedrick talks with Naomi Regan and Lynsey Kitching who explore how everyday conversations shape effective leadership. Hear about their insights from writing their book, Beyond Small Talk, and how simple, meaningful exchanges can transform team dynamics and how leadership lands.
Contact:
Contact Lynsey and Naomi through Linked In
https://www.linkedin.com/in/lynseykitching-leadershipexpe
S6 Episode 24 Why Solitude Isn't Loneliness - Coaches Can Unlock Deeper Self-Awareness with this Surprising Insight with Tsvety Roo
Discover the power of solo travel as Claire Pedrick talks to Tsvety Roo. Practical insights on overcoming fears, building meaningful connections, and turning travel into a purposeful business.
Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or just considering stepping out alone, this episode offers clarity and encouragement to embrace the journey!
Tsvety Roo’s story began with loneliness and grew into se
S6 Episode 23: Coaching for Social Impact with Ana Paula Nacif, Carolyn Mumby and Suzanne Triggs
Ana Paula Nacif, Carolyn Mumby and Suzanne Triggs join Claire Pedrick to talk about how transformational coaching is beyond traditional corporate settings, and its potential for social good. Hear perspectives from people dedicated to expanding coaching's reach into community, social, and systemic challenges.
Website: https://www.coaching4socialimpact.com/
Conference:
Fri 26 Jun | Nexus - Univ
S6 Episode 22: How Military Leaders Translate Transferable Skills Into Corporate Success
In this episode, Nate Amidon joins Claire Pedrick to share his journey from Air Force pilot to agile coach, highlighting the importance of transferable skills and the challenges of career transition.
His story offers valuable insights on navigating change, building new expertise, and effectively marketing in a different sector. Military skills like leadership, problem-solving, and decision-maki
S6 Episode 21: Simplified Dreams for Coaches Looking for Realistic Success with Zuzana Mukumayi Filipova
Zuzana Mukumayi Filipova joins Claire Pedrick to talk about her journey into coaching and the work she does with foreign partners.
[Note from Claire: Most coach training and development is expensive. At 3D we try and make ours affordable based on the sector you work in. When you charge what people can afford it’s tough. So Zuzana is doing a fundraiser for the next part of her coach training wi
S6 Episode 20: What Neurodiversity Taught Me About Language, Imagination, and Coaching Success with Kate Jenkinson
At the end of National Poetry Writing Month, today’s episode explores how neurodiversity shapes creativity, coaching, and business. Kate Jenkinson joins Claire Pedrick to share her journey to integrating poetry and neurodivergence into her coaching practice and highlights the power of language and imagery in understanding ourselves and others.
Resources:
TEDx Talk Poetry Never Abandons Us. https
S6 Episode 19: Mastery in Coaching - The Being not the Boxes with Annie Lee
In this episode, Annie Lee and Claire Pedrick explore mastery beyond skills—focusing on the being not the boxes. Annie reveals how silence, quiet, and self-awareness are what foster genuine connection. It’s a reminder that mastery is an ongoing, evolving process.
Join Claire and Jackie Haywood for Mastery In The Making on Tuesday 28th April 16.00-17.00 (UK)
https://buytickets.at/3dcoaching/20676
S6 Episode 18: Building Trust in Leadership - A Neurodivergent Perspective with Lucy Pedrick
In this episode, neurodivergent leader Lucy Pedrick talks with Nathan Whitbread about her take on authentic and inclusive leadership. She shares the questions she uses to understand people's stories, energy needs, and inclusion requirements—highlighting that leadership isn't about intuition but intentional conversation.
What do you want me to know about your story?
What approaches to leadership
S6 Episode 17: The Hidden Power of Act 3 - Finding Purpose After Loss with Judy Reith
In this episode, Claire Pedrick talks to Judy Reith and explores resilience, the power of community, and reinventing purpose in later life. Judy shares her personal journey through grief, rediscovery, and activism, illustrating how life's curveballs can open new avenues for meaning and connection.
Key insights:
The concept of Act 3 as a stage for rediscovering purpose after 55
How grief can be
S6 Episode 16: Unlocking the Power of Deep Listening in Coaching with Emily Kasriel
Today’s episode dives into the transformative power of Deep Listening, exploring how it can revolutionize coaching, leadership, and personal relationships.
Emily Kasriel joins Claire Pedrick to talk about her journey from radio journalism to decoding what it truly means to listen deeply — and how this skill can lead to meaningful change.
In this episode Emily shares her eight key steps of Dee
S6 Episode 15: You Already Have The Answer with Natalie Miller-Snell
Natalie Miller-Snell joins Claire Pedrick to talk about her move from construction to coaching, the importance of trusting yourself, and the process of gathering her stories into a book.
Listen to how understanding your inner voice and harnessing your experiences can lead to personal growth. The parallels between building in construction and coaching: starting with a concept and navigating a non
S6 Episode 14: Unlocking Coaching Creativity - A Conversation with Jill Salzman about her Graphic Novel
If you thought coaching had to be serious to be effective, meet Jill Salzman — who decided to write a coaching book as a graphic novel. A comic-style book about mindset blocks, fears, and what it really means to coach. Her purpose? To show that coaching isn’t just deep thinking — it’s also fun, relatable, and human. She wanted to challenge the idea that we need to be overly serious or “professiona
S6 Episode 13: The Power to Choose - How Taking Agency Transforms Your Life with Robbie Swale
In today’s episode, Robbie Swale joins Claire Pedrick to share the journey behind his new book, The Power to Choose, revealing how patience, reflection, and authenticity shape meaningful work and personal growth. Whether you're writing, coaching, or navigating life's uncertainties, Robbie offers practical wisdom on holding long-term goals and embracing inevitable shifts.
You can get the book her
S6 Episode 12: Mastery In the Making with Jackie Haywood and Claire Pedrick
This is (now) the first of an occasional series of open table episodes where Claire Pedrick and Jackie Haywood talk about mastery and simplicity in coaching. They share insights on letting go of perfectionism, embracing vulnerability, and cultivating a presence that fosters genuine connection. This conversation challenges the idea that mastery is a destination and highlights the importance of ongo
S6 Episode 11: The Difference Between Spontaneous and Structured Improv & Its Impact on Coaching with Paul Douglas
‘Where words fail, music speaks’
Explore how jazz improvisation and extemporization can deepen our coaching. Join musician and coach Paul Douglas as he shares insights with Claire Pedrick on responsiveness, creativity, and presence - showing that improvisation is a vital skill for coaches and life itself.
Key Topics:
The difference between improvisation and extemporization in music and coaching
S6 Episode 10: Why Creating Awareness Isn’t Enough - and Why Evoking Is More Useful with Elizabeth Stewart
How can those epiphany moments transform coaching and spiritual guidance? Elizabeth Stewart joins Claire Pedrick to share her journey, insights, and practical tools to foster deep breakthroughs in the people we coach, and in ourselves.
The difference and overlap between spiritual direction and coaching
What is an epiphany moment and why it's a powerful catalyst for change
How to create an env
S6 Episode 9: Everything is Welcome in Coaching Supervision with Chris Paterson
Chris Paterson emailed Claire Pedrick:
I wonder if there is a podcast around the title “What can’t I bring to supervision?” which could be interesting to explore. My sense is that lots of coaches will have things that would be valuable for them to discuss but they either don’t trust their supervisor enough or don’t feel they would be allowed to discuss things that might not be directly related t
S6 Episode 8: How Doubt Can Be the Secret Weapon for Leadership and Innovation with Jenny Williams
Discover how doubts can be transformed from obstacles into catalysts for growth, innovation, and stronger leadership. In this episode, Jenny Williams comes to The Coaching Inn to talk to Claire Pedrick about her journey from accidental coach to author of Brilliant Doubt, exploring how embracing doubt can lead to better decision-making and organizational safety.
Key Topics:
From sales to coachin
S6 Episode 7: Turning The Tables with Claire Pedrick and Guest Hosts!
Today we turn the tables at The Coaching Inn as Claire becomes the guest and Becki Barrett, Cristina Matei and Anna Hewitt ask the questions. We explore the transformation, challenge and being real in coaching. And how personal experiences, both positive and difficult, shape our coaching style and effectiveness. The conversation highlights the importance of making our work our own and the value of
S6 Episode 6: Childless Not by Choice with Emma Bell
Today, Emma Bell talks to Claire Pedrick about moving from therapist to coach. She discusses the impact of her cancer diagnosis during the pandemic and how it shaped her approach to coaching, particularly in supporting those who are childless not by choice. Emma is passionate about the importance of creating safe spaces for conversations and the role of walking in her coaching practice.
Takeaway
S6 Episode 5: Unlocking Potential - The Strengths-Based Coaching Revolution with Peter Turner
In this episode of The Coaching Inn, Claire Pedrick talks with Peter Turner about his journey from teaching to coaching. Peter shares insights into the transition from education to the corporate world, and the difference it makes to focus on strengths rather than weaknesses.
He talks about the challenges teachers face when moving into coaching and the value of understanding our own value. This,
S6 Episode 4: The Impact of Coaching on Wellbeing - Sheela Hobden's Research
Sheela Hobden comes to The Coaching Inn to talk about the work she is doing connecting wellbeing and coaching. She talks about her research on the impact of coaching on wellbeing, highlighting the importance of evidence-based practices. We explore the metaphor of coaching as a vehicle, emphasizing the need for regular checks on personal wellbeing.
Sheela also introduces her framework TRAVEL: Tu
S6 Episode 3: Coaching, Leadership, and Becoming a B Corp with Johnny Craike
Today, founder of Lightbulb Moments Coaching and Events. Johnny Craike comes to have a chat at The Coaching Inn with Claire Pedrick.
He shares his journey to coaching and the pivotal role of his mentor, Linda, in recognizing his natural coaching style. We talk about the importance of connecting people and the human side of work, and his passion for creating games and activities for organizations
S6 Episode 2: Open Table with the 3D Coaching Mentors - The Partnership Question
A deep dive into the art of coaching today with Claire Pedrick, Ruth Bennett, and Zoe Dickinson, focusing on the power of presence, being real, and partnership in coaching sessions. The conversation explores why the role question in STOKeRS matters - and why we have simplified most of the STOKeRS questions over time.
Useful Links:
Mentor Coaching with 3D https://www.3dcoaching.com/mentor-coach
S6 Episode 1: Simplifying and The 3 Laws of Coaching with Tony Latimer
Tony Latimer shares his journey from techie to experienced coach, his passion for simplifying coaching, and how the Three Laws of Coaching can transform coaching practice. Like our host Claire Pedrick, he loves simplicity and mastery, drawing parallels between coaching and martial arts. Tony also talks about his upcoming book and the importance of accessible and affordable coach training.
Maste
S5 Episode 67: The Human Behind This Coach - A Conversation with Piers Fallowfield-Cooper
Today Claire Pedrick sits down with Piers Fallowfield-Cooper to explore his unique journey into coaching. He shares his experiences as a dyslexic leader and how it has shaped his approach to coaching. The conversation delves into the importance of vulnerability, trust, and humanity in coaching. Piers' storytelling and insights offer a refreshing perspective on leadership and personal growth.
His
S5 Episode 66: The Power of Eldership in Coaching: A Conversation with Bob Singha
As we slow down for the holidays, Claire Pedrick and Bob Singha sit down by the virtual fireside and explore coaching and community. Bob shares his journey into coaching, rooted in gratitude and a deep connection to his ancestral wisdom. Discover how the concept of eldership transcends age, offering a timeless perspective that enriches our lives and practices. Bob's insights into the importance of
S5 Episode 65: What’s the Connection Between Coaching and Jigsaw Puzzles? with Alex Martynov
In this episode of The Coaching Inn, Claire Pedrick is in conversation with Alex Martynov to explore the parallels between coaching and jigsaw puzzles. Both require patience, reflection, and a strategic approach to problem-solving. Alex shares his journey to becoming an accidental coach sharing some of the lessons he has learned along the way.
Check out the YouTube Quick Coaching Tips about jigs
S5 Episode 64: The Fax Club - How 32 Strangers Created a Book of Counterintuitive Insights
In this episode of The Coaching Inn, Claire Pedrick hosts Sajni Lakhani, Abbi Buszard, Claire Gillespie and Duncan Skelton, participants in the mysterious Fax Club Experiment. They discuss the experience of writing anonymously, the power of community, and the journey of creating a book with complete strangers through 52 weeks of thought-provoking questions. We talk about the importance of stepping
S5 Episode 63: Understanding Neurodivergence - Insights from Lens Not Label with Claire Pedrick, Kim Witten and Nathan Whitbread
Kim Witten and Nathan Whitbread are back with Claire to update us with where they are with their upcoming book 'Lens Not Label'. The book will be published in November 2026 and explores working with neurodivergent individuals in various settings, including coaching and the workplace. We discuss the importance of understanding and embracing neurodiversity, sharing our personal insights and experien
S5 Episode 62: Unlocking Career Fulfilment - Jess Annison's Guide to Meaningful Work
Jess Annison joins Claire Pedrick to share her journey from a corporate career to becoming a coach, and her exploration about what is meaningful work. She discusses the challenges of career transitions, balancing financial responsibilities, and the role of privilege in making career changes. Jess also breaks down meaningful work into five key components: contribution, connection, strengths, growth
S5 Episode 61: Watching with Hope - How Coaching Connects with Advent with Dan Tyndall
In this episode, Claire Pedrick and Dan Tyndall explore the parallels between coaching and the Christian season of Advent, exploring themes of faithful waiting, holy anticipation, and embodied hope.
Dan shares his journey from being a vicar to embracing coaching, emphasizing the importance of presence and allowing insights to emerge naturally. He describes coaches as companions in the journey o
S5 Episode 60: Quiet Catalyst with Sarah Manley - Embracing Introversion
Sarah Manley joins host Claire Pedrick to share how she has learned to be herself and embrace introversion in a corporate career and now as a coach and author. We explore energy management, self-acceptance, and the value of diversity in leadership.
Diversity enriches leadership.
Introverts can thrive in corporate settings.
Quiet time is essential for recharging.
Coaching can unlock potential.
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S5 Episode 59: Mastering Sales Through Storytelling - Carmen Sederino's Guide for Coaches and Leaders
Carmen Sederino joins Claire Pedrick to share her journey from a shy child to someone who trains leaders to do brilliant keynotes. This episode is for you if you’re thinking about how you use storytelling in spoken and written word. Hear about her own career shift from a corporate role to founding Illuminated Story, where she helps leaders and professionals enhance their public speaking skills thr
S5 Episode 58: Open Table - New Coaches Reunited - 18 months on
In this episode of The Coaching Inn, Claire Pedrick reconnects with a group of coaches who started their journey two years ago. They share their experiences, insights, and the community they've built along the way. From overcoming challenges to celebrating achievements, this episode is a testament to the power of connection and growth in the coaching world.
Listen to where they were:
Year 1: S
S5 Episode 57: Breaking the Coaching Code with Karen Foy and Claire Pedrick
Claire Pedrick and Karen Foy have been around in the coaching world for decades. Today they are at The Coaching Inn for a catch up and to celebrate the launch of Karen’s book 'Breaking the Coaching Code'. Lots of learning. Lots of laughter.
The first person to email Karen and tell her how many times we mentioned the book title through the episode will win a free signed copy. To win or to ord
S5 Episode 56: Transforming Care - The Impact of using Action Learning in Residential Childcare
In this episode of The Coaching Inn, Claire Pedrick hosts Laura Steckley, Sarah Deeley, and Gemma Watson from CELCIS (Centre for Excellence for Children's Care and Protection) to discuss the RALF project. RALF is the Reflective and Action Learning Forum. They explore how Action Learning and reflective practice are transforming residential childcare in Scotland and its impact on reducing physical r
S5 Episode 55: In the Middle of Not Knowing with Paul Taylor-Pitt Author of Still Here Still Queer Now What?
What happens when your publisher goes into administration the week before your book launch? Dr. Paul Taylor-Pitt joins Claire Pedrick at The Coaching Inn. Instead of our plan to talk about the launch of his book Still Here Still Queer Now What?, Paul shares his journey of embracing vulnerability and authenticity, sharing the unexpected twists in his book journey and the importance of staying true
S5 Episode 54: Harnessing AI in Coaching - Insights from Dr. Lisa Turner
Today Claire Pedrick talks with Dr. Lisa Turner about the integration of AI and coaching. Listen to the opening as Lisa tells her extraordinary journey into what makes her codify life stuff. Explore how AI can enhance coaching practices, making them more efficient and accessible, while maintaining a human touch. And we dive into ethics and working with neurodivergent people..
Check out
A free
S5 Episode 53: Book Corner with Kelly Drewery and Nathan Whitbread
Join Claire at The Book Corner in our virtual pub, The Coaching Inn for a rich discussion about some books that are reshaping our understanding of diversity, inclusion, and personal growth.
Our guests, Nathan Whitbread and Kelly Drewery, share their experiences and insights from reading
Belonging Without Othering by john a. powell and Stephen Menendian https://amzn.to/41ZoTBH
Me and White Su
S5 Episode 52: The Power of Clean Language in Coaching and How to Embrace Messiness with Jackie Lawlor
Do you ever wonder whether the messiness in your mind impacts your conversations? How on earth do you have a conversation with someone who seems to think differently from you? If coaching models and techniques feel like an impenetrable jungle, this episode is for you!
Claire Pedrick sits down with Jackie Lawlor to talk about that! Jackie shares personal stories from her early life, her experienc
S5 Episode 51: Mildred Yuan on using Coaching as a Talent Agent
Join us today as Claire Pedrick sits down with Mildred Yuan: talent agent, empowerment coach and neighbour. Mildred talks about her journey from being a dancer to becoming an agent in the entertainment industry. Discover how she integrates coaching into her work, helping people unlock their potential and navigate the complexities of their careers.
Mildred discusses the importance of self-discovery
S5 Episode 50: Achieving the Ultimate Travel Goal - April Peregrino's Journey around the World
Goals are often talked about in the same sentence as coaching. April Peregrino set herself a goal to travel to all 193 countries in the world. And she did it!
Join Claire as she sits down with April to hear about her incredible journey, from her early days working in a deli to becoming a global explorer. Discover how they met on the Camino de Santiago which was a place that played a pivotal role i
S5 Episode 49: Unlearning - The Key To Effective Coaching with Fran Cormack
In this episode of The Coaching Inn, host Claire Pedrick welcomes Fran Cormack who shares his journey to coaching from West Yorkshire to Australia. Fran discusses his transition from traditional project management to embracing Agile methodologies, highlighting the importance of unlearning and adapting to new ways of working. He talks about the challenges and rewards of becoming a coach and the bac
S5 Episode 48: Open Table - How to describe the ROI of coaching
Join host Claire Pedrick as she welcomes Sarah Terry and Kate Harrison to discuss the power of coaching in both corporate and non-profit sectors, and the challenge with describing return on investment. We talk about the challenges of articulating the value of coaching to organisations and the importance of ethical practices and not over promising. Together, we explore the nuances of coaching relat
S5 Episode 47: Simplifying Team Coaching with Su Blanch
Join Claire Pedrick as she sits down with her colleague Su Blanch to explore the nuances of team coaching, the significance of simplifying processes and understanding the unique dynamics of each team. Learn about how 3D approach team coaching. And the challenges and rewards of working with neurodivergent coaches and the evolving landscape of coaching.
If you're inspired by Su's work and want to
S5 Episode 46: Making Coaching Accessible with Ashleigh Tennant from More Happi
One of the principles of working with systems is fair exchange. Today Claire Pedrick is talking to Ashleigh Tennant about how More Happi supports coaches to grow their skill, build their bio and gain their first 100 hours and beyond. At the same time as providing accessible coaching to organisations.
Ashleigh talks about how Covid inspired her to build a platform that democratises access to c
S5 Episode 45: Nurturing Leadership - The Human Greenhouse with Tatjana Harttung
Join Claire Pedrick in today’s episode of The Coaching Inn as we sit down with Tatjana Harttung, founder of The Human Greenhouse. Tatjana shares her story that began with a career in global HR and now creates a space where leadership and personal growth flourish.
Tatjana talks about the principles of regenerative leadership, and the importance of creating the right conditions for growth, both p
S5 Episode 44: Navigating Parenthood and Career - Rachel Morris talks about 'Working Mother.'
In this episode of The Coaching Inn, host Claire Pedrick sits down with Rachel Morris to explore the insights and experiences that led to her book, Working Mother. Rachel shares her journey from a career in learning and development to becoming a coach and author. Discover how she navigated the challenges of balancing a thriving career with motherhood, and the patterns she observed in her coaching
S5 Episode 43: Coach Yourself Confident with Julie Smith
Join host Claire Pedrick in this episode of The Coaching Inn as she welcomes Julie Smith, author of "Coach Yourself Confident." Dive into Julie's coaching journey, starting from her early days at PepsiCo to becoming an award winning author and coach. Discover the inspiration behind her book and the importance of self-belief in personal and professional growth. Julie shares her experiences with Ges
S5 Episode 42: Open Table - Balancing Coaching and Motherhood
Join us in this special episode of The Coaching Inn as we celebrate 30 years of 3D Coaching with founder Claire Pedrick who started the business when her younger daughter was a small baby. She is joined by a panel of coaches who are also mothers. Discover how these women navigate the dual roles of coaching and motherhood, sharing personal stories and insights on work-life balance, professional gro
S5 Episode 41: Unlocking Personal Growth - Teresa Wilson on Shadow Work and Coaching
Join Claire Pedrick in this episode of The Coaching Inn as she welcomes Teresa Wilson, a seasoned coach with a passion for shadow work and personal development. Teresa shares her journey from community development to coaching, highlighting the transformative power of shadow work and the importance of self-compassion. Discover how Teresa's unique approach to coaching can help individuals embrace th
S5 Episode 40: Unlocking Team Coaching Mastery - Insights from Georgina Woudstra
Join host Claire Pedrick as she sits down with Georgina Woudstra to discuss the second edition of Mastering the Art of Team Coaching. Discover the transformative power of emergence in team coaching, the importance of inner development, and the artful simplicity of mastering team dynamics.
Key Topics:
The evolution of team coaching and its growing popularity
The balance between structured too
S5 Episode 39: The Magic Behind Writing a Book with Lucy McCarraher
Today, Claire Pedrick talks with Lucy McCarraher, a seasoned publisher and author, about the evolving world of publishing. Lucy demystifies the publishing process, explaining how hybrid models empower authors to invest in their own book production.
They explore Lucy’s new book "Book Magic" and the unexpected, positive outcomes authors experience after publishing. Lucy shares invaluable advice fo
S5 Episode 38: Everything You Need To Know To Build A High-Value Coaching Business (With Actual Numbers) with Gary Crotaz (Extended Edition)
In this extended episode of The Coaching Inn, Claire Pedrick is joined by Dr. Gary Crotaz to explore the essential strategies for building a high-value coaching business. Gary shares his unique journey into the coaching world, offering practical advice and real numbers on defining personal success beyond financial metrics.
They talk about identifying your ideal client and clarity in your coachin
S5 Episode 37: Open Table - Bravery and Safety in Coaching
Join Claire Pedrick in this week's episode of The Coaching Inn as we explore the intricate balance between courage/ bravery and safety in the coaching world. Our guests, Lucy Holburn, Bryony Rowntree, and Josephine Knowles, share their insights and experiences on how to cultivate environments that foster trust and growth. We delve into the concept of "brave spaces" and discuss the importance of no
S5 Episode 36: The Art of Co-Writing a Book with Anna Inama and Andy Fryer
In this episode, Claire Pedrick, Anna Inama and Andy Fryer talk about writing a book together. They cover the challenges and joys of co-writing, and the importance of finding a common voice.
We delve into the practical aspects of writing, including setting deadlines, managing feedback, and involving beta readers.
The trio also explore how AI can assist in untangling complex writing, genera
S5 Episode 35: Learning Coaching Presence through Improv with Andrew Cain
Claire Pedrick and Andrew Cain are in conversation about why improv skills make great coaches. They discuss how stepping into the unknown can lead to discovery, the importance of partnership in coaching, and the value of creating a playful and open environment for breakthroughs. Andrew shares his journey into improv and how it has shaped his approach to coaching, the need to unlearn perfectionism
S5 Episode 34: Navigating Burnout - Insights from Rachel Philpott
Claire Pedrick is talking to Rachel Philpott, author of The Burnout Bible about the complexities of burnout, Rachel's personal experience transitioning from corporate life to becoming a nutritionist, and the critical role of understanding the body's response to stress. Rachel provides valuable strategies for overcoming burnout through nutrition, hydration, and effective relaxation methods. The dis
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