Coaching, Goals, Aspirations, Community, TEDx Journey Alisha Wielfaert Coaching, Goals, Aspirations, Community, TEDx Journey Alisha Wielfaert

TEDx Application Journey continued: Interviews with others on failure!

I have 25 interviews scheduled to talk with people about the topic of failure. Today I got to speak with Abigail Dowd on what she believes failure is and her process of honoring failure. If this resonates with you. If you found this to be power powerful or informative please tag a few friends who need to hear it.

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Coaching, Goals, Aspirations, Community, TEDx Journey Alisha Wielfaert Coaching, Goals, Aspirations, Community, TEDx Journey Alisha Wielfaert

TEDx Application Journey: Research beginning on failure. 15 interviews on the calendar

Yesterday I emailed about 44 people to see if I can interview them on failure. Less than 24 hours later I’ve got 16 interviews on the calendar over the next 3 months. I promise I’ll take you all along for the ride with me.

I got an email this weekend about someone sharing they have a story about failure and they still made a point to tell me it wasn’t a failure because they learned something. I think that misses the point... I say why in this video.

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Coaching, Goals, Aspirations, Community, TEDx Journey Alisha Wielfaert Coaching, Goals, Aspirations, Community, TEDx Journey Alisha Wielfaert

TEDx Application Journey: The beginning of Big Research

I’ve applied to 9 TEDx conferences, but now I’m doubling down on research around the dreaded F word! Today I emailed 40 people to try to get them on my calendar to talk about what they believe failure is and what process they embarked on after failure. If you want to be one of those interviewees send me a DM!

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Coaching, Goals, Aspirations, Community, TEDx Journey Alisha Wielfaert Coaching, Goals, Aspirations, Community, TEDx Journey Alisha Wielfaert

TEDx Application Journey: Fear of Failure

Do you have moments, days, weeks, or months when fear, self-doubt, and self-loathing creep in? I think it happens to the best of us. Just because my career is in coaching doesn’t mean I’m immune to those muddy, mucky, murky feelings. A gentle reminder that our feelings are never wrong and if we don’t acknowledge and honor them they do more damage in the shadow than they do in the light.

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