David Cooke

Permission Slip-Ups

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Permission Slip-ups is a personal growth podcast about reconnecting with yourself and creating a life that feels authentic, meaningful, and aligned with who you really are. Hosted by Kate Turner and David Cooke, each episode features honest conversations about life transitions, personal development, purpose, relationships, mindset, and the courage to move beyond expectations—both our own and those placed on us by others. Together, they explore the space between where we are and where we want to be. They talk about change, uncertainty, identity, success, failure, and the everyday moments that s...

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David Cooke

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From Stuck to Energized 13.10.2025 38:20

Discovering the Next Step Toward the Life You Desire ... In this episode of Permission Slip-ups, Kate and David explore what it takes to move past silence and lean into the conversations we often avoid. They share the messy, honest moments that reveal what we're dreaming about, what energizes us, and what stands in the way. By asking better questions and reflecting on the answers, they uncover how...

What if we are not alone after all? 09.10.2025 42:46

Finding Connection Through Honest Conversations ... In this episode of Permission Slip-ups, Kate and David open up about why they started this podcast and the messy, honest stories that brought them here. From moments of isolation to realizing the power of sharing and reflecting out loud, they reveal the spark behind the show and their hope for what listeners will find along the way. Contact us: D...

The Fork in the Road: What's really behind the question, "Is it too Late?" 06.10.2025 35:59

In this debut episode of Permission Slip-ups, Kate and David take on the question that lingers at life's crossroads: "Is it too late?" From chasing roles, titles, and outcomes to realizing what we're truly seeking is a way of living, they unpack the fears and possibilities that come with change. Along the way, they explore generational perspectives, the courage to ask better questions, and why cur...