Who am I becoming?

Something's off. You can feel it. The work is working, but something just doesn't fit you anymore.

In this episode, Carlos and Laurence are joined by fellow program coach Lana Jelenjev and five graduates of the Happy MBA (formerly Vision 2020) to explore one of the most important questions you can ask in business and in life: who am I becoming?

Using the Satir Change Model as their map, they reveal how they navigated the vulnerable in-between of the person they were and their newly recovered authentic selves.

In this conversation, you'll hear from:

• Amelia White, psychotherapist specialising in boarding school trauma, Brighton, UK
• Ann-Marie Anderson-Mayes, embroidery artist, educator and creator of The Hands Manifesto, Perth, Australia
• Desiree Adkins, the Rebelliously Responsible Coach, helping people-pleasers please themselves, New Jersey, USA
• Jace Malz, facilitator, learning designer and team coach, founder of Inbo, Montreal, Canada
• Jorik Elferink, creative clarity coach and facilitator, Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Simon Bird, artist, writer and thinking partner for people reimagining the second half of their careers, Surrey, UK

What you'll explore:

1. What the Satir Change Model reveals about the natural arc of change and transition
2. The feeling of being "settled but restless" and why it's actually a sign of growth
3. How being truly met, not for what you produce but for who you are, changes everything
4. Why becoming something new often means returning to who you always were
5. The difference between knowing the theory and having actually lived it

If you're pulled towards something new but sense the real work happens on the inside, listen to discover that you're not alone.

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