Coaching to Flourish Live Season 2, Episode 4

"There's lots of scientific evidence to back the things we're developing and using to help coaches to have a really strong impact on the folks they are working with." – Britt

"What I loved about Dr. Seligman (father of Positive Psychology) is his question, 'What is right with you?', and how can we take what is right about you and leverage that, and make you a better version of yourself and make you stronger and get you to this place of flourishing that he talked about so much in his research." – Britt

"There tends to be so much pessimism and negativity that surrounds a lot of the things that we experience in our lives. What I love about Positive Psychology is that it encourages you to say, 'What's right with us?', and how can we use what is right with us to make the world a better place too." – Britt

"Right now in our society, there's so much soloization happening - where you're just solo, and you're just there with your own thoughts. When you're in solo space, there is such an opportunity to do meaningful, focused work that really changes the world." – John 

"While we are training coaches to become coaches of other people, inevitably a personal growth journey happens for those coaches going through our training program as well." - Britt

"There is something to learning the mechanics of how human beings work, that you can then consciously use to make yourself stronger, better, more flexible, more kind, and more empathetic." – John