Coaches Rising

In this conversation with Jono Remington-Hobbs we dive into the experiential depth that awaits us beyond the “monastery of materialism”, the competencies that boost a coach’s capacity to access deeper layers of human potential, and why expanding beyond the rational is essential in today’s complex world. 

In this conversation with Kim Barta we explore the core dynamics of shadow work, exploring depth, breadth, and height in growth. We dive into the shadow of shadow work, healing introjects and integrating projections, the subtle ways coaches can inadvertently cause harm, and the critical difference between attuning to a client and simply aligning with them.

In this conversation with Sam Isaacson we explore how the rapid rise of AI is reshaping the coaching landscape, from its disruptive potential to its ongoing limitations. Together we examine where human presence, accountability, and empathy remain irreplaceable, and how coaches can engage in a meaningful dialogue with technology rather than compete against it.

In this rich and timely conversation with Amy Elizabeth Fox and Jennifer Garvey Berger, we explore how coaches can help leaders cultivate spaces of deep humanity and design contexts where true emergence becomes possible — even amid prolonged chaos. Together, we dive into what it means to see an organisation as a living organism, to bring love into the field of business, and to walk the path of becoming a self-transforming leader.

In this special repost episode from the Sacred Changemakers Podcast, Joel is interviewed by Jayne Warrilow and shares his perspectives on why these times call for a cross-paradigmatic approach, the role of the relational in transformation, the invitation into ensoulment, and the call to devotional practice.