In this insightful episode of 'The Social Capital Revolution,' host Chris Benguhe engages with renowned executive coach Marshall Goldsmith to explore themes from his book 'The Earned Life.'
The discussion redefines success by focusing on living with purpose and effort rather than results, drawing wisdom from legendary coaches and Buddhist philosophy. The episode dives into the credibility matrix, emphasizing the balance between proving oneself and seeking approval, and offers advice for building authentic credibility. Additionally, it explores the multifaceted nature of empathy in leadership, presenting real-life examples that highlight its complexities and benefits. Authentic coaching and the importance of making life better for others are also key topics. This enriching conversation challenges conventional business norms and emphasizes the harmonization of life and work with empathy, authenticity, and credibility.
00:00 Welcome to the Social Capital Revolution
00:31 Introducing Marshall Goldsmith
02:07 The Concept of The Earned Life
03:13 The Importance of Process Over Results
05:09 Living in the Moment: The Every Breath Paradigm
07:16 Building Credibility in Business
16:54 The Dark Side of Empathy
18:49 Understanding Empathy in Coaching
19:57 The Empathy of Caring: A Hedge Fund Manager's Story
21:40 The Empathy of Doing: Fixers and Founders
22:12 Singular Empathy: Lessons from Telly Leung
25:26 Empathy in Leadership: Real-World Examples
32:16 The Importance of Authenticity in Coaching
33:01 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
