Episode 12: Coaching for impact with Natalie Tucker

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We are thrilled to have Natalie Tucker as a guest, bringing her wealth of experience as a consultant, coach, and community builder for impact-driven leaders striving to maximise their social impact.

Natalie talks about her motivations for travel and her ‘blue-sky chasing’, digital nomad lifestyle. She shares insights on structuring her year, breaking away from the traditional 9-5 routine, and prioritising exercise and nature, whilst taking a look at the beauty of life’s rhythms, self-acceptance, and the importance of creating space for growth as a trainer.

Natalie also guides us through her journey of post-qualification practice, pro bono projects, and coaching beyond 1-1 sessions, exploring the intricacies of accountability and self-compassion in coaching. She discusses the power of good listening, open questions, and the revelation that we inherently hold the answers to our own questions.

This episode also delves into Natalie’s reflections on the lack of clarity around the coach’s role and the ongoing quest to redefine it. Both her and Alex reflect upon ways to better represent the essence of coaching and find our unique path in this transformative profession.

Listen to this engaging conversation that goes beyond making money to making a real difference. Natalie Tucker’s insights are sure to inspire and empower you on your journey of self-discovery and purpose.

If you would like to get in touch with MOE about learning coaching skills, please contact us at jane@moefoundation.com

Key Takeaways

  1. Think about how you might structure your year, if you work in an industry in which the workload fluctuates.
  2. It’s important to reflect upon your own needs alongside the needs of others and how they interact with one another.
  3. Thinking deeply about how we use language to depict what we do, is of great value, especially when a ‘coach’ can mean so many things.

Keen to connect with Natalie? You can find her on LinkedIn.

In Spring 2024, Natalie will launch a course for people who want to explore their personal community and connection needs and meet them for themselves.

To learn more about the community she is building with and for digital nomads follow this link:

www.happynomadclub.com

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