Ep. 7 - I DO

Ep. 11 - Coaching for Leadership Success: Dr. Ken Carter, Emory University

In this episode of Mission: Success, host Garth Neufeld interviews Dr. Ken Carter about the transformative power of coaching. They discuss Dr. Carter's unexpected journey into a significant leadership role at Emory University, the invaluable support a professional coach provided him, and the broader implications for personal and professional growth. Their conversation highlights the importance of recognizing one's strengths, seeking support, and overcoming the imposter phenomenon to achieve long-term success. Tune in to understand how coaching can be a game changer for leaders.

Ep. 10 - The Fool and The Flight Attendant

What can we learn about mission by watching others? In this episode, Garth Neufeld recounts an encounter on a recent flight between a man and a flight attendant. This incident leads to a broader discussion on the importance of knowing one's mission and having authentic authority, especially in emergency situations. Garth emphasizes the rigorous training and difficult selection process flight attendants undergo, drawing parallels to the necessity of inner work and preparedness in professional and personal lives. The story encourages listeners to pursue therapy or coaching to develop their own inner authority and preparedness, likening it to the meticulous training of flight attendants.

Ep. 9 - Saying No

The episode, focused on the importance of saying no, discusses various aspects and scenarios in which one needs to decline requests, impulses, and subpar opportunities in order to thrive. It highlights the necessity of deep self-reflection and personal mission to make critical informed decisions, and advises on renegotiating inner contracts when new information arises. The episode covers burn-out prevention, the importance of boundaries, and offers insights on intrinsic motivation over extrinsic rewards.

Ep. 8 - Defeating the Imposter Phenomenon

In this episode of Mission Success, the focus is on understanding and overcoming the Impostor Phenomenon, where professionals fail to internalize their accomplishments despite being high achievers. Drawing on psychological research, Garth Neufeld breaks down the origins, psychological impacts, and prevalence of the experience. Listeners are guided to align their personal mission with professional success by focusing on inner work and authentic self-knowledge. The episode emphasizes the critical need for a balanced identity foundation to avoid burnout, anxiety, and depression.

Ep. 7 - I DO

In this episode of the "Mission Success" podcast, host Garth Neufeld explores the transformative power of adopting an "I DO" mindset. He emphasizes how this approach fosters authenticity and action in the present, helping individuals engage deeply with their personal mission. Neufeld encourages listeners to recognize moments that align with their true selves and to embrace the courage to act, ultimately learning how to live fully in the moment and experience personal transformation.