Greg Storey (LinkedIN, Same Team Partners) joins us to explore “Lactic Acid Coaching,” a raw approach to personal growth rooted in discomfort, honesty, and dismantling imposter syndrome. We discuss modern career transitions, Greg’s Jump Ship program with Ryan Rumsey, and how today’s challenges demand new coaching strategies. From accountability to AI’s role in self-development, we uncover tools for resilience, clarity, and confidence in an unpredictable professional world, where the real work begins in the most uncomfortable places.

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(0:00:02) – Conversation on Business Coaching Trends
Lactic Acid Coaching addresses career transitions in design, emphasizing the need for new perspectives and adaptation to the evolving professional landscape.

(0:17:07) – Pushing People to Become Better
Coaching and mentoring involve pushing clients towards discomfort, confronting mental roadblocks, and embracing challenges for personal growth.

(0:24:52) – Overcoming Imposter Syndrome in Career
Imposter syndrome is a universal human experience, but can be managed by confronting it and envisioning outcomes.

(0:35:30) – The Power of Accountability and Trust
Admitting faults and taking accountability fosters trust and strengthens relationships, leading to unexpected career growth.

(0:44:34) – Harnessing AI for Historical Analysis
AI acts as a tool for studying history, providing context and perspective, and enhancing critical thinking.

(0:52:04) – Unlocking Creative Intelligence Book Release
New book “Creative Intelligence” offers tools for personal development, tackling challenges like imposter syndrome. Free chapter download available at brilliantcrank.com.