The Art of Authenticity podcast with Laura Coe

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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The Art of Authenticity podcast with Laura Coe

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…

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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…

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The Art of Authenticity podcast with Laura Coe

Deserve: The Ugliest Word in the English Language

Today, I wanted to talk to you about a question. Have you ever asked yourself, "Do I deserve this?"Replace "this" with anything you want. Am I…

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The Art of Authenticity podcast with Laura Coe

Jonathan Raymond: Good Authority

In this episode of the Art of Authenticity, I had a deep conversation with Jonathan Raymond about authority and leadership, along with his new…

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How To Avoid Conflict

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James Clear: Are Goals Just Guesses?

In this episode of The Art of Authenticity, Laura Coe talks with James Clear about systems over goals, and how to reach new heights of productivity…

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Why Authenticity Matters More Than Happiness

Today, I’m going to answer a question that has been asked so many times. I’ve probably gotten this question 10, 20, 30 times. I haven’t kept track.…

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