Relationships: coaching
How Personal Priorities Change With Age - Conrad Doucette
In Chapter 1 of 19 in his 2012 Capture Your Flag interview, musician Conrad Doucette answers "How Are Your Personal Priorities Changing as You Get Older?" In his younger days, Doucette notes how his life was more narrowly focused. As he gets older and his family relationships grow, he becomes more aware of the people in his life and caring for their respective needs and wellbeing. Conrad Doucette is a Brooklyn musician and the drummer for Takka Takka.
Capture Your Flag
01/16/2013
212 Views
Leo Buscaglia on the Art of Being Fully Human
In the critically acclaimed The Art of Being Fully Human, Dr. Buscaglia addresses the critical and often neglected issue of what it means to be human, examining our emotions, and the way we experience them. Speaking before a live audience he offers his thoughts on sharing, loving and living life to the fullest.
KVIE
04/02/2013
8,433 Views
Leo Buscaglia Talks About Loving Relationships
Leo Buscaglia deals with the dynamics of human relationships and fears of commitment. He points out that society’s flippant and suspicious attitudes toward tenderness, compassion, caring, sharing, and love, has created detached, apathetic people.
KVIE
04/02/2013
8,899 Views
Mark Graham on How Family Relationships Change With Age
In Chapter 4 of 17 in his 2012 Capture Your Flag interview, digital media executive Mark Graham answers "How Are Your Family Relationships Changing as You Get Older?" Graham, who lives in New York City, talks about the challenges of not being close by to his parents and siblings, who are Michigan, and finding ways to better keep in touch. He adds how getting married in the past year has given him a new family support system of in-laws. Mark Graham is currently a managing editor at VH1.
Capture Your Flag
02/04/2013
55 Views
Simon Sinek on Finding Joy in Serving Others
In Chapter 5 of 16 in his 2012 Capture Your Flag interview, author and public speaker Simon Sinek finds it magical to give an individual something that impacts his or her life. To serve and give your time and energy to enliven others gives Sinek that magical feeling and satisfaction in why he does what he does. Simon Sinek teaches leaders and organizations how to inspire people. His goal is to "inspire people to do the things that inspire them", and help others find fulfillment in their work.
Capture Your Flag
11/29/2012
164 Views
Mark Graham on How Personal Priorities Change With Age
In Chapter 2 of 17 in his 2012 Capture Your Flag interview, digital media executive Mark Graham answers "How Are Your Personal Priorities Changing as You Get Older?" After getting married in the past year, Graham faces a new challenge of figuring out the balance of growing his career to provide for a family in the future and being an engaged, present, and supportive husband. Mark Graham is currently a managing editor at VH1, an MTV Networks company.
Capture Your Flag
02/04/2013
64 Views
Simon Sinek on Making Better Choices and Living More Fully
In Chapter 11 of 16 in his 2012 Capture Your Flag interview, author and public speaker Simon Sinek shares how to him, decision making comes down to using personalized filters that help him achieve outcomes in line with his purpose. He shares an example from choosing classes in college and how the outcome - good class vs. bad class, engaged learning vs. boredom - helped him start to shape his approach. Simon Sinek teaches leaders and organizations how to inspire people.
Capture Your Flag
11/25/2012
261 Views
Shaheen Wirk on How Family Relationships Change With Age
In Chapter 3 of 17 in his 2012 Capture Your Flag interview, hedge fund analyst Shaheen Wirk answers "How Are Your Family Relationships Changing as You Get Older?" Wirk talks about entering a time in life where his relationship with his parents is more on a peer level. He also notes how he is learning to appreciate and pursue learning from his parents' stories about their lives. He shares how his Shaheen Wirk is a senior hedge fund analyst for Bridger Capital.
Capture Your Flag
01/08/2013
704 Views
Hattie Elliot on How to Improve Your Life
Elliot finds what separates the inspiring people in her life from others is how they reflect back, learn from their choices, plan for the future and execute on these plans. Hattie Grace Elliot is the founder and CEO of The Grace List, a social networking company that creates destination events and experiences.
Capture Your Flag
02/24/2013
153 Views
Andrew Epstein on How Personal Priorities Change With Age
Happy to be living in Brooklyn, New York, Epstein does note how getting older focuses his time more on family, work, and scaling back how often he goes out with friends to see live music. Andrew Epstein is CFO of the Ascend Learning Charter School Network. Previously, Epstein was a finance executive at Democracy Prep Public Schools.
Capture Your Flag
04/17/2013
639 Views
How to Help Cancer Survivors Achieve Life Goals
In Chapter 10 of 15 in his 2012 Capture Your Flag interview, business and personal coach Garren Katz answers "Where Can Cancer Survivors Benefit From Life Coaching?" After coaching multiple clients and also helping friends and family through cancer, Katz finds cancer survivors do not lack passion; rather, they often lack focus. As a coach, Katz works with cancer survivors on defining where they want to direct their energy and putting a plan in place to achieve those goals.
Capture Your Flag
12/13/2012
233 Views
Learning From Near Peer Coaches and Mentors
In Chapter 17 of 17 in his 2012 Capture Your Flag interview, hedge fund analyst Shaheen Wirk answers "At This Moment in Your Life, Where Are You Seeking Advice and Coaching?" Wirk talks about the importance of near peer learning relationships in his life. While he notes the importance of having coaches and mentors, including his boss, in general, he points out the value of relationships people can provide who are a few steps but not too many steps ahead of you.
Capture Your Flag
12/23/2012
1,352 Views
Hattie Elliot on How to Thrive in New York City
Elliot talks about the inspiration she gets from New Yorkers and how she finds motivation in progressive, forward thinking and big ambition mindsets of New Yorkers she meets. Hattie Grace Elliot is the founder and CEO of The Grace List, a social networking company that creates destination events and experiences.
Capture Your Flag
02/24/2013
108 Views