The Art of Authenticity
It’s time to get authentic – without the fluff. Laura Coe – coach, author, entrepreneur, and philosophy lover – interviews successful New York Times best selling authors, Ceos, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders to get honest, get specific, and go deep about what it really means to live an authentic life and have success. The Art of Authenticity is a real-world guide on navigating a life of meaning and success, despite what life throws at you.
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Imperfection Can Be Perfect
I thought I would talk to you about something that's really on my mind today. I'm sitting here in Chicago at my desk. It's kind of a dreary, cloudy…
Bridgette Mayer Johnson
In this episode of Art of Authenticity I had a thoughtful conversation with Bridgette Mayer Johnson, an author and professional artist with an…
How to Get More Accomplished
Hey, Laura here. Today I wanted to talk to you about something that happened last week, and it just blew my mind.I was talking to a client and I…
Meredith Haberfeld: Adding Soul to Your Business
In this episode of Art of Authenticity I had a thoughtful conversation with Meredith Haberfeld, a speaker and coach who helps companies add soul to…
The Power and Myth of Delegation
Everybody is busy. If there is a person out there who doesn't feel like their lists have sub-lists, which have wish-lists, which have second lists,…
Unplugged with Laura
A few podcast and website updates for you all as we approach the 100th episode of The Art of Authenticity. Thanks for Listening Again, thank you so…
Dr. Kathy Chavez, ND: It’s Not All in Your Head
In this episode of Art of Authenticity I had a thoughtful conversation with Kathy Chavez, a naturopathic doctor
Head Down, Push Through, and Pivot
In this episode, we look at the interplay of being "heads down and pushing through," or pivoting to something new. Where is the balance between…
How Not to Communicate Like an Amateur
Effective communication is both easy and hard at the same time. It's hard because we often make so many simple mistakes that lead to large issues…