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The Coachability Code Podcast

The Coachability Code Podcast

著者: Jordan Ring
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The podcast for coaches by coaches. What makes someone truly coachable? On The Coachability Code Podcast, we'll chat with rockstar coaches, wisdom-infused mentors, and high-level leaders to explore the patterns behind transformational change. You’ll hear honest conversations about great clients, tough clients, and all the moments in between. If you're a coach who wants to help your clients get better results, build stronger habits, and lean into growth, this podcast is for you. Let’s decode what it really takes to be coachable, and figure out how we can help our clients help themselves.Jordan Ring マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ 経済学
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  • The Coachability Code Podcast with Candice Van Dertholen on Energy Work, Identity, and Confidence
    2025/12/01

    Connect with Candice Van Dertholen
    → LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/candicevandertholen

    → Instagram: instagram.com/candice_elizabeth.co

    → Website: heal.me/candice

    → Email: thewarriorwithinhealing@gmail.com

    In this episode, holistic energy practitioner Candice Van Dertholen shares how grounded energy work helps entrepreneurs reconnect with themselves, clear old patterns, and build the capacity for real growth.

    We talk about identity, embodied confidence, breaking cycles, and the truth about why some people stay stuck even when they are doing all the “right” things.

    What this episode is about
    → Understanding energy work without the overwhelm or woo

    → Why high achieving people lose their inner connection

    → How clarity and grounded awareness shift everything

    → Patterns that repeat across relationships, business, and money

    → What energy actually is inside the body and how to work with it

    → How clients sabotage themselves when they are not ready

    → Why inner work prepares you for aligned clients and growth

    → The real reason coaches struggle with confidence and capacity

    → How to trust your intuition in your business

    → Using energy practices to reduce burnout and rebuild presence

    Who this helps
    → Entrepreneurs and practitioners who feel disconnected or stuck

    → Coaches who want to understand how energy impacts client results

    Key takeaways
    → Most people are disconnected from themselves long before they feel stuck.

    → Energy work is not about performance, it is about clarity and identity.

    → Your patterns repeat until you finally look at them.

    → Inner work increases your ability to hold clients, money, and visibility.

    → When you embody who you are, the right people find you.

    → Confidence grows from consistency, not overnight breakthroughs.

    → You cannot fake grounded energy.

    → Success does not arrive until your nervous system can hold it.

    → Clarity comes from doing the deeper work, not skipping around it.

    → You attract clients at the level of your own alignment.

    Quotables
    → “People are scared to look at themselves because they think they will not like who they find.”

    → “You cannot sell what you are not aligned with.”

    → “Embodiment is the real confidence.”

    → “Your business has its own energy and its own signature.”

    → “Most entrepreneurs are hyper independent until it breaks them.”


    Books mentioned
    → The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg

    Hosted by Jordan Ring
    → I’m Jordan, ghostwriter, book coach, and developmental editor.

    → Let’s turn your coaching insights into a book that builds trust and grows your business.

    → Connect with me at jmring.com

    #Coaching #EnergyWork #Leadership #Identity #Entrepreneurship #PersonalGrowth #GroundedConfidence #HolisticHealing #Coachability

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    50 分
  • The Coachability Code Podcast, Brian LaFontaine on Owning Your Voice and Being Unapologetically You
    2025/11/30

    Connect with Brian LaFontaine→ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/brian-lafontaine→ Instagram: instagram.com/blafontaineymhs→ Website: brianlafontaine.comIn this episode, actor turned public speaking coach Brian LaFontaine shares the truth about confidence, presence, and dropping the exhausting need to perform.We talk about transitioning careers after 30 years in acting, how to bring the real you on stage, and what happens when fear, ego, and identity get tangled up in your work.What this episode is about→ How to shift careers after a long season of identity dressing→ Bringing the offstage version of yourself onstage→ Why audiences connect to authenticity more than perfection→ How to help clients who are terrified of visibility→ Releasing the pressure to be the smartest person in the room→ Coaching people who never practice between sessions→ How rejection builds resilience and trust in your craft→ Learning to speak in a way that people can actually hear→ Why trying to sound like everyone else kills your impact→ Using your strengths to build your business from the ground upWho this helps→ Coaches working with clients who struggle to show up as themselves→ Anyone building a speaking or communications based businessKey takeaways→ Your audience wants you, not the polished performance version of you.→ You cannot fake presence.→ Confidence comes from talking about what you already know.→ Speaking is personal work, not just professional work.→ Silence is not danger, silence is power.→ People buy from energy, not scripts.→ You cannot coach someone who refuses to practice outside the session.→ Rejection is not a stop sign, it is training.→ If you want to stand out, stop blending in.→ Your first strength is the one you should build your business on.Quotables→ “Be unapologetically you.”→ “Don’t change who you are the moment you start talking.”→ “You don’t have to be the smartest person in the room.”→ “Most people are terrified to let themselves be seen.”→ “Blending in is for makeup, not for speaking.”Practical tools and frameworks→ Start with what you know to build your speaking confidence→ Practice being the same person onstage and offstage→ Let clients rehearse imperfectly so they can find their real voice→ Ask clients where they feel most confident and build from that→ Use simple, human language in place of rigid corporate scriptingBooks mentioned→ Superfudge by Judy Blume→ The Coaching Habit by Michael Bungay StanierHosted by Jordan Ring→ I’m Jordan, ghostwriter, book coach, and developmental editor.→ Let’s turn your coaching insights into a book that builds trust and grows your business.→ Connect with me at jmring.com#Coaching #PublicSpeaking #Authenticity #Leadership #Communication #Coachability #StagePresence #Confidence #PersonalGrowth

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    49 分
  • The Coachability Code Podcast — Hank Wethington on Feedback, Trust, and Measuring Coaching ROI
    2025/11/17

    Connect with Hank Wethington
    → LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/hankwethington
    → Website: hankwethington.com

    In this episode, executive coach and founder of Wethington Leadership, Hank Wethington, shares how real leadership growth happens through trust-based feedback, measurable coaching outcomes, and human connection.

    We talk about what makes feedback land, why trust is the foundation for every coaching relationship, and how leaders can prove the ROI of coaching to their organizations without losing the heart of the work.

    What this episode is about
    → Building trust before giving feedback
    → Why the “feedback sandwich” never works
    → How to measure coaching ROI without losing humanity
    → Coaching vs consulting vs feedback
    → Turning discomfort into growth
    → Showing value to HR, L&D, and the CFO
    → The fine line between personal and professional coaching conversations
    → What makes a truly “coachable” client
    → The role of play, humor, and curiosity in leadership
    → Finding your own leadership voice

    Who this helps
    → Coaches working with corporate or executive clients
    → HR and L&D leaders who manage coaching programs
    → Leaders learning how to give feedback that builds trust

    Key takeaways
    → Trust first, feedback second.
    → No one ever chooses the feedback sandwich.
    → Curiosity builds buy-in faster than confrontation.
    → Great coaching measures impact without reducing people to numbers.
    → Leaders who coach well ask before they advise.
    → Coaching ROI is about outcomes that the business can see and the client can feel.
    → Your “worst” clients are often mirrors showing where you can grow too.
    → Bring the life stuff into coaching, it always affects work.
    → You cannot coach without relationship.
    → Great leadership starts with finding your unique voice, not copying others.

    Quotables
    → “No one ever orders the feedback sandwich.”
    → “Trust is the foundation of feedback.”
    → “Coaching isn’t a feel-good item, it’s measurable impact.”
    → “We’re one person, not a work self and a life self.”
    → “You can’t be someone else and still lead with integrity.”

    Practical tools and frameworks
    → Ask clients how they prefer feedback before giving it
    → Use one clear improvement point instead of ten small ones
    → Track coaching ROI through engagement objectives and business outcomes
    → Pair curiosity with data to show tangible value
    → Use “consulting hat off” language to keep trust clear

    Books mentioned
    → The Coaching Habit by Michael Bungay Stanier
    → How to Tell a Story by The Moth
    → The Monk and Robot Series by Becky Chambers
    → The Inner Game of Tennis by W. Timothy Gallwey

    Hosted by Jordan Ring
    → I’m Jordan, ghostwriter, book coach, and developmental editor.
    → Let’s turn your coaching insights into a book that builds trust and grows your business.
    → Connect with me at jmring.com

    #Coaching #Leadership #Feedback #Coachability #Trust #ROI #PersonalGrowth #ExecutiveCoaching #HR #LearningAndDevelopment

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    48 分
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