In this episode of "The Making of a Coach," Katja von Glinowiecki, a seasoned coach and supervisor, shares her journey from feeling isolated in her coaching practice to discovering the transformative power of supervision in coaching. Based in Germany, Katja discusses how supervision in coaching provides a structured, professional reflection space that enhances both personal and professional growth. She explains the differences between coaching, supervision, and mentoring, and highlights the importance of supervision in maintaining coaching industry standards. Katja also touches on the cultural variations in the acceptance of supervision and the potential impact of making it a norm in the coaching industry.

Key Learnings:

Supervision in coaching offers a structured space for professional reflection, helping coaches to grow and maintain ethical standards.Engaging in regular supervision can prevent feelings of isolation and enhance resilience, ultimately benefiting client interactions.Understanding the cultural differences in coaching and supervision practices can provide insights into improving coaching industry standards globally.

Resources:

Join the metaFox Community: https://join.metafox.community/

Katja von Glinowiecki's Websites:

https://www.my-circus.de/ https://orientierungs-coaching.de/

Connect with Katja on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katja-von-glinowiecki/

Connect with Tobi on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/tobiasweghorn

Episode Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Supervision in Coaching

00:05 Katja's Journey to Discovering Supervision

00:10 Defining Supervision and Its Benefits

00:15 The Role of Supervision in Professional Growth

00:20 Cultural Perspectives on Supervision

00:25 How to Get Started with Supervision

In this "Making of a Coach," topical deep dive, we unpack mental health interventions with Rochelle Bata and Shen Javier, co-founders of Phlourish, a nonprofit in the Philippines. They discuss their mission to help adolescents flourish and solve a mental health crisis through evidence-based solutions, based on the principles of "effective altruism". The episode explores the challenges of mind-blowing suicide rates and mental health stigma in low-resource areas and the impact-driven approaches Phlourish employs to address these issues, including the use of lay mental health workers and guided self-help workbooks.Key Learnings:Understand the importance of mental health stigma (and literacy) and how it can be improved through targeted interventions.Learn how to effectively use lay mental health workers to bridge the gap in mental health services.Discover the principles of "effective altruism" in creating scalable and impactful mental health solutions.Resources:Meet Phlourish on: https://phlourish.phConnect with Roc: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rochelle-bata/ Connect with Shen: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reynaly-shen-javier/ Connect with Tobi: https://linkedin.com/in/tobiasweghornFind your Coaching Tool: https://metaFox.eu Try the metaFox Strengths Discovery: https://strengths-discovery.com Episode Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Mental Health in the Philippines00:02 Meet the Founders of Phlourish00:05 Phlourish's Mission and Approach00:10 Challenges in Mental Health in the Philippines00:15 Orientation and Parental Involvement00:20 John's Journey with Phlourish00:25 The Role of Lay Mental Health Workers00:30 Effective Altruism and Evidence-Based Approach

Beschreibung

In dieser Folge von „The Making of a Coach“ coacht Dr. Jasmin Messerschmidt Tobi live und zeigt, wie sich Arbeit mit Bildern und somatische Marker wirkungsvoll in Coachingprozesse integrieren lassen. Jasmin gibt Einblicke in das Zürcher Ressourcen Modell (ZRM) – eine Verbindung aus Motivationspsychologie und Neurowissenschaft – und wie es Klient:innen stärkt, selbstgewählte Ziele zu erreichen. Wir sprechen über Embodiment im Coaching und darüber, warum es für nachhaltige Veränderung entscheidend ist, Unbewusstes und Bewusstes in Einklang zu bringen.

Key Learnings

• Bildarbeit im Coaching einsetzen, um Bewusstes und Unbewusstes zu verbinden – für mehr Klarheit und Fokus in der Sitzung.
• Somatische Marker nutzen, um Körpersensationen und emotionale Reaktionen wahrzunehmen und so Selbstwahrnehmung zu vertiefen.
• Das ZRM anwenden, um strukturierte Selbstmanagement-Strategien zu entwickeln, mit denen Klient:innen ihre Ziele eigenständig verfolgen.

Ressourcen

• Website Dr. Jasmin Messerschmidt: https://messerschmidt-consulting.de/
• LinkedIn Dr. Jasmin Messerschmidt: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drjasminmesserschmidt/
• Bildkarten (deep pictures) von metaFox: https://metaFox.eu/deep-pictures
• metaFox Coaching- & Workshop-Events: https://metaFox.eu/experiences
• metaFox Online-Kurse: https://metaFox.eu/learn
• Fortbildungsangebot unseres Partners CoachingSpace: https://sites.coachingspace.net/coachingspace-weiterbildung-2025

Kapitel

00:00 Introduction and Welcome

01:29 Coaching Session Begins

04:16 Exploring Personal Challenges

08:31 Selecting and Interpreting Images

26:53 Formulating the Motto-Ziel

34:20 Reflection and Embodiment

42:17 Conclusion and Takeaways

46:27 Additional Resources and Farewell

In this episode of "The Making of a Coach," Dr. Jasmin Messerschmidt, a renowned expert in the Zurich Resource Model coaches Tobi exploring the integration of image-based coaching and somatic markers in coaching practices. Dr. Messerschmidt shares insights into how the Zurich Resource Model, a blend of motivational psychology and neuroscience, can empower clients to achieve self-chosen goals. The discussion delves into the embodiment in coaching, highlighting the importance of aligning the unconscious and conscious mind for effective change.

Key Learnings:

Incorporate image-based coaching to connect the conscious and unconscious mind, enhancing clarity and focus in coaching sessions.

Utilize somatic markers to identify and address clients' physical sensations and emotional responses, fostering deeper self-awareness.

Apply the Zurich resource model to create structured self-management strategies, enabling clients to achieve their goals through self-directed efforts.

Resources:

• Dr. Jasmin Messerschmidt's Website: https://messerschmidt-consulting.de/
• Dr. Jasmin Messerschmidt's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drjasminmesserschmidt/
• Get picture cards from metaFox: https://metaFox.eu/deep-pictures
• metaFox Coaching & Workshop Events: https://metaFox.eu/experiences
• metaFox Online Courses: https://metaFox.eu/learn

Episode Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Image-Based Coaching

00:44 Understanding the Zurich Resource Model

02:28 Personal and Professional Transitions

05:08 Exploring Somatic Markers

09:15 Selecting Images for Coaching

13:00 Positive Associations with Images

18:29 Formulating a Motto Goal

24:11 Embodiment and Practical Application

28:01 Conclusion and Reflections

In this insightful episode of The Making of a Coach Podcast, Tobi sits down with Dr. Jasmin Messerschmidt, an expert in leadership coaching, the Zurich Resource Model, and the transformative use of images in coaching. Discover how picture cards, somatic markers, and visual resonance can help clients unlock emotions, overcome blocks, and create meaningful self-change — even when words fall short.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• How coaching with images accelerates self-reflection and self-management.
• The science behind somatic markers and their role in deep coaching work.
• Practical ways to integrate visual tools into facilitation demos and coaching demos.
• Strategies for helping clients who resist discussing emotions — including leaders, engineers, and researchers.
• Real client stories where a single image transformed a career or restored emotional balance.

Resources & Links:

• Zurich Resource Model (ZRM) Overview - https://zrm.ch/
• deep pictures World of Emotions - https://metafox.eu/products/coaching-postcards-world-of-emotions
• Join the first metaFox Coaching Certification Program this November - https://metafox.eu/journey

Chapters

00:00 Emotional Impact of Images in Coaching

00:56 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest

01:22 Jasmine's Expertise and Dissertation on Picture Cards

01:57 The Power of Images in Coaching

02:28 Experimenting with AI Translation

03:05 Jasmine's Personal Reflection on an Image

05:35 Examples of Coaching with Images

07:56 Deep Dive into Jasmine's Dissertation

12:01 Understanding Somatic Markers

14:14 Practical Application of Images in Coaching

32:54 Using Positive and Negative Images

42:28 Conclusion and Next Episode Teaser

In dieser Folge des Making of a Coach spricht Tobi mit Dr. Jasmin Messerschmidt – Expertin für Leadership Coaching, das Zürcher Ressourcen Modell und den transformativen Einsatz von Bildern im Coaching. Erfahre, wie Bildkarten, somatische Marker und visuelle Resonanz Klient:innen helfen können, Zugang zu ihren Körpergefühlen und Emotionen zu erlangen, Blockaden zu überwinden und nachhaltige Selbstveränderung zu bewirken.

Was du mitnimmst:

• Die Wissenschaft hinter somatischen Markern und ihre Rolle in tiefgehender Coaching-Arbeit.
• Praktische Möglichkeiten, visuelle Tools in Facilitation und Coaching zu integrieren.
• Strategien, um Klient:innen zu unterstützen, die sich schwer tun, über Gefühle zu sprechen – darunter Führungskräfte, Ingenieur:innen und Forschende.
• Echte Fallbeispiele, in denen ein einziges Bild eine Karriere veränderte.

Ressourcen & Links:

• Überblick zum Zürcher Ressourcen Modell (ZRM) – https://zrm.ch/
• deep pictures World of Emotions – https://metafox.eu/products/coaching-postcards-world-of-emotions
• Nehmen Sie im November am ersten metaFox Coaching-Zertifizierungsprogramm teil – https://metafox.eu/journey

Kapitel:

• 00:00 Emotionale Wirkung von Bildern im Coaching
• 00:56 Einführung in Podcast und Gast
• 01:22 Jasmins Expertise und Dissertation über Bildkarten
• 01:57 Die Kraft von Bildern im Coaching
• 02:28 Experimentieren mit KI-Übersetzung
• 03:05 Jasmins persönliche Reflexion zu einem Bild
• 05:35 Beispiele für Coaching mit Bildern
• 07:56 Deep Dive in Jasmins Dissertation
• 12:01 Verständnis von somatischen Markern
• 14:14 Praktischer Einsatz von Bildern im Coaching
• 32:54 Einsatz von positiven und negativen Bildern
• 42:28 Fazit und Ausblick auf die nächste Episode

What does it mean to lead with both grit and grace—and how can coaching unlock that balance? In this episode, professional certified coach Monica Bryant-Ruiz shares how her awakening redefined her identity as a high-achieving executive. Today, she helps leaders navigate constant pressure and change not by pushing harder, but by letting go.

Through deep presence, reflective dialogue, and Buddhist-informed coaching techniques, Monica invites her clients to explore what's driving their ambitions, question inherited narratives, and choose peace over performance. This conversation is a powerful look at how coaching becomes a space for awakening, authenticity, and courageous clarity.

Key Learnings:

• How Monica integrates awakening and surrender into leadership coaching
• Helping clients move from resistance to intentional response
• The role of inner work, mindfulness, and values-based reflection in coaching

Resources & Mentions:

• MetaFox Mindful Moments Card Deck: https://metafox.eu/en-int/products/mindfulness-cards-mindful-moments
• Book Mentioned: No Mud, No Lotus by Thich Nhat Hanh
• Join our first-ever metaFox Coaching Certification Program: https://metafox.eu/en-int/pages/coaching-training
• Connect with Monica Bryant-Ruiz: https://www.linkedin.com/in/monicabryantuk/
• Monica's library of mini video lessons: https://www.ingeniuminmovement.com/coachinglab

In this episode of "The Making of a Coach," Tobi Ox explores the intersection of innovation and coaching with Paris Thomas, an experienced innovation consultant and leadership trainer. Paris shares insights on leveraging AI and frameworks like the Business Model Canvas to revolutionize innovation processes. The discussion delves into the importance of customer interviews and the role of failure in innovation, providing valuable lessons for coaches and consultants looking to enhance their offerings.

Key Learnings:

• Embrace failure as a crucial part of the innovation process; it's essential for discovering successful strategies.
• Utilize tools like the Business Model Canvas to visualize and refine business strategies, ensuring alignment with customer needs.
• Engage in customer interviews to gather actionable insights and validate assumptions, enhancing the effectiveness of coaching and consulting services.

Links & Resources:

• RapidVisual – https://www.rapidvisual.ai/
• metaFox Learning Tools – https://metafox.eu/
• Use metaFox15 to get 15% off of RapidVisual
• Get Stattys notes - https://www.stattys.com/
• Check out the last two episodes featuring Paris Thomas - https://metafox.eu/podcast
• Get your metaFox Coaching Certification - http://www.metafox.eu/journey?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=promotion

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to the Business Model Canvas

00:53 Real-World Application and Challenges

01:30 Guest Introduction: Paris Thomas

02:08 Paris's Journey from Leadership to Innovation

05:21 The Role of AI in Innovation

06:11 Lessons from Entrepreneurial Failures

11:31 Building and Testing Business Models with AI

26:24 AI vs Human Insights in Workshops

27:04 Creating Customer Value Scenes

28:02 Using AI for Customer Interviews

29:25 Strategic Business Model Enhancements

30:31 AI Conversations for Better Revenue

33:54 Scaling Customer Interactions with AI

41:09 Experimenting with Pricing Strategies

46:07 Lightning Round: Facilitator Insights

51:49 Final Thoughts and Takeaways