LShawn and Eryn explore Dr. Danielle Allen's model of political equality explained in her book Justice by Means of Democracy, focusing on concepts like autonomy and authenticity, and discuss how coaching practices align with these principles at both individual and societal levels. The conversation concludes with an examination of personal growth, creativity, and the role of coaching in fostering authentic connections and addressing patterns of fear and authority, emphasizing the importance of curiosity and non-judgment in both coaching and society.

L'Shawn and Eryn interview Helaine Reiner, a Relationship Coach based in Longmont, Colorado. She specializes in helping individuals and couples untangle the emotional knots that block love and connection. With a warm, grounded approach, Helaine empowers her clients to create healthier, more fulfilling relationships. The conversation focuses on Helaine's coaching approach and experiences, including her work with clients on communication patterns and emotional awareness in relationships. Helaine also talks about her current programs and courses including a relationship course at Butterscotch Studios in Longmont.

To learn more about Helaine and her work check out the links below:

https://www.workwithhelaine.live/ Link to website

https://www.workwithhelaine.live/programs/love Link to Ready for Love

In this Memorial Day-themed episode, L'Shawn and Eryn explore coaching strategies to help individuals navigate the holiday's emotional complexities and historical significance. They delve into the impact of COVID-19 on community gatherings, the importance of addressing loneliness, and how coaching can reveal unconscious patterns and promote personal growth. The conversation covers various aspects of coaching, including its effectiveness as a modality for personal development, the value of self-reflection, and the importance of exposing children to death practices and traditions.