LAURA NEFF | DURATION: 58 MINUTES
Airdate: July 25, 2018
Laura Neff is an organizational transformation and leadership development consultant and coach for Dorrier Underwood, an organizational and executive development consulting firm. Before joining Dorrier Underwood in 2016, Laura founded and led her own practice as an executive coach for emerging leaders for ten years, co-founded Nourish, LLC, an organic, vegan meal delivery service, and launched Cresswell Communications, a strategic communications and training firm. Her career began at NationsBank/Bank of America, where she was VP, Technology & Operations Strategic Internal Communications. She is a past president of the International Coach Federation, Charlotte Chapter. Laura earned a Bachelor's degree in English from James Madison University.
This episode is perfect for anyone interested in executive and personal coaching, how to know a good coach, speaking people into themselves, and the journey we are all on.
IN THIS EPISODE
Laura explains the sweet spot of Dorrier Underwood, what attracted her to coaching, and how to know a good coach.
She answers what lights her up and when she is most distressed.
She discusses the relationship that is for her the purest form of companionship.
Laura reveals the deepest story that she carries about herself.
She shares a formative experience she had in 6th grade and what she struggled with in high school.
She notes when she began to find her way back to herself and what began her path toward coaching.
She tells a story about meeting her husband and touring the country with him in a converted school bus.
She reflects on 'speaking people into themselves,' staying to belong, what's possible for her, and what journey we are all on.
plus Mark's Personal Word Essay: Ramble On
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Questions
What struck you about Laura's comments?
When are you most yourself?
What is your deepest story?
Where do you belong?
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This episode is sponsored by Blumenthal Performing Arts, celebrating its 25th year presenting the best in performing arts.
Further support is provided by Charlotte Mecklenburg Library, one of America’s leading urban public libraries, delivering exceptional services and programs, with a mission to improve lives and build a stronger community.
And by the Arts & Science Council, Charlotte-Mecklenburg's resource hub and lead advocate for the regional cultural community, providing Culture for All.
Additional support is provided by the UNC College of Arts + Architecture, celebrating a decade of creative education in the arts and design.
