Robbie Swale
The Coach's Journey - build a coaching business with integrity
Coach’s Journey founder Robbie Swale and a team of hosts interview coaches about how they created a successful business and how they create impact for their clients. Through these conversations, you can learn how each coach came to coaching, grew their coaching practice and found their way to the successful business they have today. Each interview, like each journey, is different. But each is also packed with insights, tips, suggestions and ideas to grow your coaching business and have even greater impact creating change in the lives of your clients. Past guests include life coaches, business...
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Robbie Swale
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Jul 2, 2026
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Episode #24: Jeffrey Wotherspoon - If You Want to Know Something's Purpose, You Have to Ask Its Creator 01.04.2021 2:12:18
Profound moments of connection and belief illuminate the story of Jeffrey Wotherspoon's life, which has taken him from a crossroads of uncertainty to becoming an executive and life coach, international trainer and conflict resolution specialist. It's a journey he reflects upon with happiness and pride, having overcome loneliness, conflict and despair to pursue a calling that has instilled him with...
An Introduction to The Coach's Journey Podcast 10.03.2021 7:08
In the Coach’s Journey Podcast , host Robbie Swale speaks to coaches who are creating a business and life which fulfils them. Through these conversations, you can learn how each coach came to coaching, grew their practice and found their way to the successful business they have today. Each interview, like each journey, is different. But each is also packed with insights, tips, suggestions and idea...
Episode #23: Daphna Horowitz - The Thrill-Seeking, Adventure-Loving CEO Coach 04.03.2021 1:54:08
Daphna Horowitz gets bored easily. And it is boredom – or rather, the rejection of it – that has taken her to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro, helped her build a global business, and turned her into an eminent coach of CEOs and future leaders. Inspired by her former career as an actuary and her thrill-seeking instincts, Daphna blends an analytical approach to coaching with a desire to connect authent...
Episode #22: Allegra Stein - How to Flourish as a Coaching Misfit 04.02.2021 2:08:58
Described as "a breath of fresh air in the coaching industry", Allegra Stein is a self-styled coaching misfit. With a background in wildlife biology and a career that included two years as a fishing conservationist in Bulgaria, Allegra's is a unique and captivating journey into coaching. Her coaching community, Misfit To Maverick , challenges what she calls "The Coaching Industrial Complex" and of...
Episode #21: Kala Flynn - The Power of Harnessing Your Energy 07.01.2021 1:42:39
With over two decades of coaching to her name, Kala Flynn’s journey began in the early 90s long before the more recent rise of coaching. She trained in counselling and later coaching, NLP, and psychometric assessment tools and has since gone on to become a highly sought-after coach, author, mentor and speaker. Kala was recruited to participate in Ashridge Business School’s first coaching masters c...
Episode #20: Giovanna Capozza - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly of the Coaching World 03.12.2020 1:34:30
Giovanna Capozza is the co-founder of Blue Hive Health and a Master Life Coach, Spiritual Teacher, Mind/Body Expert and Podcast Host. She dedicated most of her twenties to exploring what makes us sick and what helps us heal, and as part of this she grew a thriving alternative medicine practice. But in 2012, suffering from caregivers fatigue, she left her practice behind and found herself on an ext...
Episode #19: Chris Joseph - How to Become an Overnight Success in 10 years: From Ponzi Scheme Ruin to Six-Figure Coaching Months 05.11.2020 2:00:54
Sat atop a Welsh mountain in 2007 in a moment of depression and despair, Chris Joseph had the first in a series of instances of clarity that would eventually lead him to coaching. On the brink of a meltdown, he knew his Ph. D. in Computational Mechanics was no longer serving him. Buddhism, yoga and mediation became the elixir for him and soon he found he couldn't sleep with excitement at the disco...
Episode #18: Robbie on... how I think about new work, group coaching programmes and the new Coach's Journey Community 29.10.2020 1:29:19
Well, this is fun. Here’s another episode featuring me, Robbie Swale. No guests this time, and no content from the past, either: this all new and includes some exciting announcements, as well as insights and stories I haven’t shared before from my experience of creating new ways of working in my coaching business. In particular, I talk about: The lessons I’ve learned from the three group coaching...
Episode #17: Cathy Presland - From Government Adviser to Three Principles Coach: The Search for Something More Human 01.10.2020 2:03:11
Cathy is a former international economist and policy adviser turned three principles coach. For over twenty years she was an advisor to governments and international organisations around the world, including seven years as a development economist in Southern Africa. In her mid-40s, she left a job she loved for reasons she cannot describe. Having previously dipped into the teachings of Michael Neil...
Episode #16: Jamie Smart - How Having a 100% Belief in Your Clients’ Innate Capacities Can Transform the Way You Work 03.09.2020 2:09:14
Jamie Smart, Sunday Times best-selling author, speaker, and coach , got to where he is today through a series of moments of profound realisation and insight. The first of which was a calling to public speaking even though he was terrified of it at the time. In 2003, Jamie started the company Salad, and quickly grew a tribe of over 80,000 people who devoured his articles and personal development pr...
Episode #15: Toku McCree - Sales With Honour and Love on the End of a Sword 06.08.2020 2:08:19
Toku McCree is a former Zen Monk and a renowned Executive Coach. His life changed after meeting a man at a party who had a calmness about him that Toku had never seen before. From there he fell in love with mediation, spent two and a half years in a monastery, and went on to launch a six-figure coaching practice . Toku had over 30 jobs before he was 30 - from running a sumo chicken boxing ring to...
Episode #14: Marcia Reynolds - Becoming the world's #5 Coaching Guru, being ICF President and writing *another* book about coaching 27.07.2020 1:50:24
For Marcia Reynolds, coaching evolved as a highly effective learning tool, discovered through her work training leaders in the corporate world. She is now a world-renowned expert on coaching ranked #5 on Global Gurus’ list of coaching thought-leaders , has delivered programs and coached leaders in 41 countries, and has written four coaching books. She also turned 20 in jail and credits her transfo...
Episode #13: Robbie on... everything I have learned about podcasting so far (with help from Adam Hulme) 04.06.2020 1:11:03
A couple of months ago, my friend and former client Adam Hulme asked me if we could catch up, as he was in the process of creating a new podcast . He wanted to ask me what I had learned from the first few months of The Coach’s Journey Podcast. I decided to record the conversation and release it as an episode, as I knew that Adam wouldn’t be the last person to ask how I made my decisions about crea...
Episode #12: Robbie on... three of the most important parts of any coach's journey: commitment, creating it and doing your own work 07.05.2020 1:44:49
This is another episode of the podcast where I (Robbie Swale) share some of my thoughts. Like in episode 8 , I’m going back to some content I previously created and sharing it again here as a podcast episode. As I listen back (sometimes for the first time), I also provideupdates, extra ideas and extra links as I go. The content I (re)share in this episode is what I created when I sat down to think...
Episode #11: Coaching During Coronavirus with Katie Harvey 02.04.2020 1:01:43
These are strange times to be alive, and that includes being alive and working as a coach. When I heard that Katie Harvey, who has racked up over 14,000 hours of coaching and 13 years of supporting other coaches , was putting together her thoughts on how to coach during a time like this , I invited her back on the podcast straight away. In this episode, Katie and I speak about the various ways tha...
Episode #10: Marianne Craig - Founding Firework Coaching, Questioning Everything and Where Were the Coaches When the Banks Went Down? 12.03.2020 1:57:23
Marianne Craig is a master coach and the co-founder of Firework Coaching Company , home of the renowned and proven Firework framework for helping people change career. From a young age, Marianne realised the value of questioning everything, but that only started to become her profession in the midst of what Marianne calls a fulfillment crisis. She was listening to BBC Woman’s Hour in 1999 when she...
Episode #9: Barry Ennis - Follow The Fire 27.02.2020 2:01:33
His determination and attitude took Barry Ennis from runner to leader of senior management teams and multimillion-pound projects in a television career that involved a BAFTA-winning show, seven series of Who Wants To Be A Millionnaire? and… Beyonce! But when, in a moment of struggle, he took himself through a self-coaching exercise, he realised that his work in television didn’t speak to the value...
Episode #8: Robbie on... how to structure engagements, conversations with potential clients, marketing for coaches and how his fees have evolved 13.02.2020 1:48:52
This is a different kind of podcast episode. Instead of interviewing a guest, in this episode I (Robbie Swale) share the content of four videos I have previously made about coaching, bringing much of my thinking and body of work around coaching together in one place. But it’s not just the videos - I listen back to each one (mostly I had never listened back before!) and pull out particularly import...
Episode #7: Kristen Kosinski - The Power of Being Truly Seen, With All Your Messiness 30.01.2020 1:24:13
Kristen Kosinski is a coach, consultant and founder who empowers her clients to achieve the impossible, lead fearlessly, inspire others and manifest their dreams. Midway through a career as a successful executive in Hollywood , Kristen sat down with a woman on the recommendation of a friend. That woman was Mona Miller, the late coach, author and teacher, and over the next 12 years Mona and Kristen...
Episode #6: Joel Monk - Conversations At The Cutting Edge of Coaching 16.01.2020 2:06:16
Joel Monk is a coach whose work transforms leaders beyond the limits of conventional success, and the Co-Founder of Coaches Rising , a community of over 19,000 coaches dedicated to having the biggest impact they can. Working as a community artist - and after a difficult period in his life - he moved into a Bhuddist house. There he met a coach, his soul spoke to him and he set off on a journey whic...
Episode #5: James Bianco - Beware Your Simple Stories About Coaching Success 02.01.2020 1:49:55
James Bianco is a leadership and career coach and the founder of 16 Degrees Coaching. He spent 11 years working for the UK Department for International Development, working with ministers and introducing the Lean Start-Up methodology across DFID’s development programmes. Then, a desire to really see the positive impact of his work led him to discover coaching. He hasn’t looked back, clocking up ov...
Episode #4: Catriona Horey - I'm Too Far Away From The Joy 19.12.2019 1:58:38
Catriona Horey is an executive coach based in London and a lead trainer, supervisor and assessor of coaching for the MOE Foundation. She spent the first ten years of her career transforming the performance of nonprofits , social enterprises and leaders in social innovation, but in 2013 a bereavement and a collapsed lung led to her reassessing her priorities, with the message ‘ I’m too far away fro...
Episode #3: Minor Arias - Living by Design 05.12.2019 1:43:02
Minor Arias is a Costa Rican coach and entrepreneur and the author of two forthcoming books: VIVE por DISEÑO (LIVING by DESIGN) and Ya soy Coach, ¿y ahora qué? (I’m a coach, now what?). After 17 years working, managing and leading in multinational corporations, Minor became the first Hewlett Packard employee to receive coaching training in Costa Rica and set off on a journey into the world of coac...
Episode #2: Phil Bolton - From Forensic Accountant to the Go-To Career Coach in London... and on to work with CEOs, MDs and Founders 14.11.2019 2:04:53
Phil Bolton is an International Coaching Federation Accredited Master Coach. After training as a forensic accountant and then working as an in-house coach at Deloitte in California, Phil moved back to his native UK and set out to become the go-to career coach in London . Then, after supporting hundreds of clients to take control of their career and find work they love, he started his second coachi...
Episode #1: Katie Harvey - 14,000 hours of coaching, being part of the UK coaching vanguard and being a generalist coach 14.11.2019 1:47:02
Katie Harvey has been coaching for more than 18 years. In that time, she has racked up more than 14,000 hours of coaching which, she says, is more than any other coach she has met over that time. She was part of the vanguard of coaches in the UK and for more than 12 years has worked to support other coaches: supervising and mentoring coaches and training new coaches, including through CoachU . In...
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