Episodes

This shows up in leadership, but it shows up everywhere else too, especially right now, with so much shifting under all of us at once. Knowing the difference between an old alarm and something real is one of the quieter skills nobody teaches. In this solo episode, Dave shares the story of turning do...

What if nothing is missing — and you already have everything it takes to meet this moment? Dave talks with Steve March, creator of Aletheia Unfolding, about innate wholeness, the exhaustion of continuous improvement, and why self-improvement fails on its own terms.

What happens when the strategies that built your life stop working? A conversation with coach Andy Cahill on the fantasy of having it all figured out, and what it means to figure yourself in instead.

What Makes Navigation Possible. Before you can navigate, you have to know where you are. Most of us skip that step. This episode is about orientation — what it is, why it matters, and why movement without it just gets us more efficiently lost.

Dr. Rodney King spent decades teaching people how to survive. Then a health crisis forced a harder question: what does it mean to actually flourish? In this conversation, Dave and Rodney explore why the modern world has confused excelling with flourishing — and what it looks like to find your way ba...

When the signal breaks down, most of us reach for more information. Dave Schoof explores why that’s the wrong move and what to develop instead.

What does it actually take to lead when the old maps are gone, and the social contracts that guided your career have dissolved? Dave Schoof and JJ Vega explore grief, natural cycles, and permeability — the capacities this moment is asking for that most leadership development never touches.

What happens inside leaders when the map runs out? A solo episode on navigating genuine uncertainty — using the Hormuz crisis as real terrain.

Leadership coaching meets consciousness work — and somewhere in the middle, we stumbled onto desire as the new GPS.