Podcast Themes

Amy Elizabeth Fox speaks about how we can create support structures in organizations to ensure that people feel heard and understood. Even a simple act as this could be transformative in the way people feel about themselves and a bond that gets built that strengthens the fabric of the organization.

Amy Elizabeth Fox speaks about how she helps people move from a state of fear, of victimization, of feeling helpless and hopeless in their lives, to acting unconsciously to acting more consciously and more in flow and more safety and more love

Amy Elizabeth Fox speaks about the line between coaching and therapy and how that has evolved over time.

Amy Elizabeth Fox discusses the various intelligences that are stored within us and how the cognitive intelligence is just one small portion of the intelligence we can access.

Amy Elizabeth Fox speaks about how a lot of us present a curated version to the world and struggle to be vulnerable to have real conversations with the people around us. She speaks about the power of such conversations and the breakthrough it can provide to our lives.

Amy Elizabeth Fox speaks about how to think about coherence and harmony as we think about designing our life. She also discusses her teacher, Thomas Hubel’s quote around humility – “occupy the right size and space of what your gifts are”

Amy Elizabeth Fox speaks about how much our self-limiting beliefs from our childhood often chains us in ways that we are blind to.

Amy Elizabeth Fox speaks about how her brush with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma gave her a wider perspective and got her to reflect deeper on some of the themes in life.

Christina Wallace mentions that it is easy to measure one element of our life such as Financial Assets, number of promotions, Compensation, Health parameters and so on. But how does one take stock of the health of the portfolio as a whole?

Christina Wallace speaks about how we could prioritize across the various priorities in the different seasons in our life. She speaks about how 20s and 30s are often a time to experiment and sow seeds across a broad range of areas and then as life unfolds in 40s and 50s, we are able to bring various elements to bear and construct our portfolio.

Christina Wallace speaks about the different types of portfolios that people can have. Moonlighters – pursuing one big thing and having another pursuit that you spend time on at night. Zig Zaggers – people that try different things at various points in time. Multi-hyphenates – people who are multi-talented and pursue many things in parallel.