Ask a Coach
Ask a Coach
Podcast Description
Ask a Coach: Wisdom for Coaches, by Coaches
One question. One honest answer. Real wisdom from real life coaches.
Becoming a life coach is exciting… and overwhelming. That’s why Ask a Coach delivers quick, powerful insights from experienced life coaches who’ve walked the path and want to help light the way for you.
Each short episode features one coach answering one question — like “What do you wish you knew when you started?” or “What’s the best advice you’ve received as a coach?”
Whether you're just launching or still figuring it all out, this podcast is here to remind you that you're not alone — and you've got this.
💡 Wisdom for coaches, by coaches.
⏱️ Just a minute or two. Because your time matters.
🎧 Hit follow and grow with us.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast explores themes crucial to new life coaches, focusing on personal growth, coaching techniques, and emotional resilience. Episodes cover topics like self-kindness in coaching, the value of curiosity, and managing cultural differences, with examples drawn from guests' personal experiences, such as Rashmi Pawar discussing cross-cultural coaching and Anna Mortimer emphasizing self-compassion.
Ask a Coach: Wisdom for Coaches, by Coaches
One question. One honest answer. Real wisdom from real life coaches.
Becoming a life coach is exciting… and overwhelming. That’s why Ask a Coach delivers quick, powerful insights from experienced life coaches who’ve walked the path and want to help light the way for you.
Each short episode features one coach answering one question — like “What do you wish you knew when you started?” or “What’s the best advice you’ve received as a coach?”
Whether you’re just launching or still figuring it all out, this podcast is here to remind you that you’re not alone — and you’ve got this.
💡 Wisdom for coaches, by coaches.
⏱️ Just a minute or two. Because your time matters.
🎧 Hit follow and grow with us.
In this episode of Ask a Coach, I’m joined by Tarryne West, founder of The Conscious Coaches Method and The Conscious Coach Community — a nurturing space for coaches who know that coaching isn’t just a job, it’s a calling.
Tarryne has learned that the art of masterful coaching isn’t about the perfect question or the right tool — it’s about who you’re being in the room.
She shares a powerful reframe every coach needs to hear:
The real work of being a coach doesn’t happen inside your sessions.
In this episode, we explore what it truly means to be a conscious coach — how to trust the flow, be fully present, and build the inner foundation that allows transformation to happen with ease and authenticity.
If you’ve ever felt pressure to “get it right” or perform during a session, this episode will help you breathe again, reconnect with your calling, and remember why you started coaching in the first place.
In This Episode You’ll Learn
- What it really means to be a conscious coach
- Why true mastery happens outside your sessions
- How to move from performing to presence
- The role of self-work and nervous system regulation in your coaching
- How to trust yourself and your intuition with every client
About Tarryne West
Tarryne West is the founder of The Conscious Coaches Method and The Conscious Coach Podcast. With over sixteen years in the coaching industry, she empowers coaches to turn their calling to help others into deeply transformative practices through conscious self-mastery, presence, and integrity.
Connect with Tarryne:
- Instagram: @theconsciouscoachmethod
- Website: theconsciouscoachmethod.com
- Podcast: The Conscious Coach
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