Challenging Your Narrative With Lyssa deHart Destiny Awakening Interviews 32

The Destiny Awakening Interviews

Why you've got to check out today's episode:

• Discover the mindset for development and innovation in your life and career....
• Learn about yourself, understand what keeps you running in circles in certain...
• Find how to use your strengths to impact change, explore your inner critic, your negative narratives, and work on tools to manage anxiety and fear...

Resources/Links:

Check out Lyssa’s Website: https://lyssadehart.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Lyssadehartcoaching/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lyssadehart/detail/recent-activity/posts/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lyssadehart/

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCicwCoWbj1uaLMPk23jqM-Q

Summary

Are you ready to get curious about your stories and get yourself unstuck?

Discover how you can inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more...

Today's guest, Lyssa deHart, a LCSW, MCC, is the author of "Story Jacking: Change Your Dialogue, Transform Your Life". A Leadership Confidence and Whole Life Coach with 20 plus years of clinical experience as a therapist. And then the last eight years as a Leadership Coach.

Her clients have included executives, senior leadership and managers, at companies and organizations such as Amazon, Boeing, Microsoft, the US military, as well as creative writers, actors and artists.

In today's episode, Lyssa unpacks the topic "Challenging Your Narrative"

Check out these episode highlights:

• 02:29 – Lyssa’s ideal client: “My ideal client is usually a smart person who's in the middle of a transformation. In the sense of they're typically moving from one sphere of influence into another…”
• 04:02 – Her client's biggest challenge: “I would say it's the narratives that they've habitualized, in how they think about themselves, and how they think about Success and how they think about the Work that they're doing...”
• 05:42 – Lyssa’s #1 insight to help you: "It's often those places of discomfort with whatever is happening, are the places we actually need to go in and take a look at..."
• 08:01 – What concept, book, program, or talk impacted you the most: "A lot of John Gottman's 'Four Horsemen or The five to one imbalance towards the positive that's required in relationship'. And Amy Edmondson in her work around 'Fearless Leadership' and 'Fearless Organizations and Psychological Safety'..."
• 10:07 – Lyssa’s valuable free resource: "I wrote a book called 'Story Jacking' and on my website, I have a link to the first seven chapters for free so you can get a sample of the book and a complimentary workbook that goes with it..."
• 10:55 – Lyssa’s last thoughts: "I really think that there is something powerful about working with another human being, who doesn't have a horse in your race--to help you be curious on your own behalf..."