2: Coaching as a Leadership Tool w/ Charmagne Glass-Tripp

02/20/24 • 53 min

Have you ever considered how learning coaching skills can actually make you a stronger leader? In this episode, I’m joined by Charmagne Glass-Tripp—an amazing equity-centered leadership coach and the Director of Programming here at the Institute for Equity-Centered Coaching—to break it down for y’all.

In this episode you’ll hear:

[2:18] How Charmagne came into this work from a background in corporate banking and music

[15:29] THIS critical component of the work we do

[18:55] What equity-centered coaching means and why it’s so important

[21:25] Breaking down the difference between different styles of leadership

[26:04] How we use coaching as a leadership tool and why having coaching skills in your toolbox as a leader is invaluable

[36:31] The future of personal development

[44:29] How equity-centered coaching tools have helped Charmagne in her personal life as well as professionally

Catch the replay of our workshop, Personal Development in a Social Context: https://equitycenteredcoaching.com/feb24workshop

In this episode you’ll hear:

[2:18] How Charmagne came into this work from a background in corporate banking and music

[15:29] THIS critical component of the work we do

[18:55] What equity-centered coaching means and why it’s so important

[21:25] Breaking down the difference between different styles of leadership

[26:04] How we use coaching as a leadership tool and why having coaching skills in your toolbox as a leader is invaluable

[36:31] The future of personal development

[44:29] How equity-centered coaching tools have helped Charmagne in her personal life as well as professionally

Catch the replay of our workshop, Personal Development in a Social Context: https://equitycenteredcoaching.com/feb24workshop

Previous Episode

1: What is Coaching Anyway? w/ Lindsay Dotzlaf

Just like every good course of study or inquiry, you start by defining your terms. So, what is coaching anyway?! Joining me in this conversation to break it down is my friend, colleague, and client, Lindsay Dotzlaf. Lindsay is the founder of The Coach Lab, where she teaches coaches how to coach by teaching them foundational coaching skills.

Listen in for our first official episode of this version of the podcast, where we're kicking things off by digging into what coaching even is, who coaches are, and how those definitions have evolved over the last couple years.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

[5:05] How Lindsay and I define coaching

[7:03] Breaking down what it means to be a coach and who should—and shouldn’t—call themselves one

[8:30] Why some people distance themselves from the title of coach

[10:30] THIS very clear boundary around what isn’t actually coaching

[12:04] How Lindsay came into the work as a coach and why she and I see things so differently than much of the industry

[15:15] What it is about coaching that helps people and can be so transformative

[21:30] One of the reasons I feel the coaching industry has taken a hit in the last couple of years

[22:46] Balancing having an online coaching practice and learning how to run the business behind that practice

[24:07] The pressure to achieve what the general conventional idea of success is

[26:00] We talk giant money goals and the expectation to make $100K years or months or more

[30:36] Predictions of what we’ll see more—and less!—of in the industry in the years to come

[40:49] The beauty and power of diversity

Find Lindsay

Podcast: Mastering Coaching Skills: https://www.lindsaydotzlafcoaching.com/podcast/

IG: https://www.instagram.com/lindsaydotzlaf

Website: https://www.lindsaydotzlafcoaching.com/

Next Episode

3: Coaching Will Always be Here w/ Caryn Gillen

The coaching industry is going through some growth pain over the last year or so, and it may lead you to wonder, “Is coaching dying?” But coaching isn’t new, and it isn’t going anywhere! Join me and coach Caryn Gillen for this conversation as we break it down. We’ll dive into the industry’s future, what we can learn from the past, and what we’ll need to not have outside regulation while keep making the industry better.

In this episode you’ll hear:

[3:00] Caryn’s experience starting out as a life coach in the early 2000s

[4:35] Some of the key differences between her traditional mental health education and what she wanted to do as a coach

[8:01] Why we believe you don’t have to be a coach to use coaching skills

[9:17] Trudi’s opinion on coaching industry regulation

[11:19] How Caryn approaches values in her practice and how it affects the work she does

[13:48] The easiest way to conserve energy while getting clear on your business’s values as a personal brand

[16:48] How Caryn helps her clients think about values and how they can be applied to decisions and actions in their businesses

[19:48] Where she finds people have difficulty staying in alignment with their values

[23:23] Caryn’s top tips to get started getting in touch with your values

[26:40] What we’re looking forward to in the field of coaching

[31:42] Changing niches or expanding or wanting to change in your business

[35:!9] Caryn’s opinion on “industry standard” and her invitation for you

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