Hosted by David Lowe · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 40 episodes
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The Coach’s Backpack podcast asks a variety of coaches (from sports to comedy) what they consider to be the most important tools of their trade, physically and/or mentally.They are only allowed to take limited items on a hypothetical new engagement: one book, one tool/technique/approach/framework, one other item of their choice … and a person to accompany them.
David Lowe hosts The Coach's Backpack, a business show with 40 episodes published.
This week, Harleen Grover, a menopause coach, tells us: What the most powerful thing in the world is that can raise or bury youHow to do the deceptively simple three-step pause practiceWhere wisdom lives and burnout ends
This week, Dr Benita Mayhead, executive coach, coaching supervisor and facilitator of leadership development initiatives, tells us: How to improve your mood, recall and creativityThe one thing that could make the biggest
This week, Julia Geber, talks about Brilliance coaching and tells us: Which story about magic is both educational and entertainingThe creative approach that helps you get in touch with your truthWhy we should focus on ou
Julia and David had such a great time recording the podcast but some content had to be cut. This short aside discusses who Julia would like to show love and appreciation to.
This week, Daniel Susser talk about intelligent teams. He tells us: How he hopes to bring cognitive science to the team levelWhy our body is a group of "agents" vying for controlWhether teams are just evolved ParameciumW
Daniel and David had such a great time recording the podcast but some content had to be cut. This short aside discusses parameciums a little bit more and David shares his "ground-breaking" ideas on spoonameciums.
This week, Helen Garcia, an outdoor coach, tells us: How she enjoys the buzz of a hoverfly over the buzz of her phoneWhy she misses big talk in conversationsWhether outdoor coaching can be done over ZoomWhy Helen thinks
This week, Cecile Hemery, a quiet leaders coach, tells us: Why a girl in a shop is a lesson for the change being brought by AIWhether there is such a thing as a coach uniformWhat she has taken into her coaching from anth
This week, Dr Rob Kemp, an expert on authenticity, tells us: Why he contemplates going nakedHow to get a quick start in a coaching engagementHow to identify someone who doesn’t value coaching early in your relationshipWh
This week, Sebastian Fox, a team coach, tells us: How he suggests you master the art of team coachingWhat team coaching isHow much 1-to-1 coaching is still included in team coachingHow confidentiality works for team coac
This week, Brendan Kelly, a property investment coach, tells us: Why you should be wary of those who love you the mostWhy nobody inspires himWhy property beats shares and business to invest inHow to find out what people
This week, Andy Bird, a leadership coach, tells us: Why he likes to keep it plain and simpleThe 3 stages of leadershipThe problem he sees most frequently in leadershipWhy it's not just about getting stuff doneWhat state
This week, John Inge Hervik, an enterprise coach, tells us: Why he wouldn’t TAke his parentWhat he uses to spot patternsThe item that captures ideasWhy he wants to leave time out of his backpackWhy he wouldn't take his "
This week, Dr Andrea Kilpatrick, an executive coach, tells us: What Andrea’s research suggests exec leaders need the mostWhen new leaders should start coachingThe non-academic book to help you build your confidenceThe “s
During January's episode where David and Amelia quizzed Emma, they interspersed questions. Here are two questions that we had to edit out for timing reasons.
This week, Sarah Woodward, a divorce coach, tells us: The way that most people try to deal with divorceWhat the love language isHow to find an ideal partnerWhy people on "Married at First Sight" get it all wrongWhat a mo
This week, Sue Haswell, a laughter yoga coach, tells us: How to give yourself an internal massageWhat laughter yoga is (including a demo)How making laughter a default reaction helped Sue in a car crashWhy she hates brigh
This week, Sorrel Roberts, a personal and professional development coach, tells us: How breathing is a unifying factor of religionsHow to turn off your inner chatWhy your experiences are based on predictionsHow some peop
This week, Emma Barnett, a dog behavioural coach from So Help Me Dog, tells us: The best approach to train a dogEmma's favourite treat is … and whether she would eat it herselfWhy she would take a human to accompany her
This week, Lucinda Quigley, an exec coach who focuses on working parents from Talking Talent, tells us: The importance of authenticityWhat tool can help working parents really enjoy their lifeWhat factors are most helpfu
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The Coach's Backpack is hosted by David Lowe. The show is categorised under business (science) and has published 40 episodes.
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