Coached Soul

In this episode, Steve and Kenya delve into the often-overlooked topic of Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS), a phenomenon that has a profound impact on children. Steve,  who has personally experienced the effects of PAS, shares his own story and insights on how this syndrome can wreak havoc on children's lives. What is often overlooked is that PAS can have a transgenerational impact, affecting not just the children but also future...

In today's podcast, Steve and Kenya continue discussing the art of listening with part two of their series. They explore how changing the ingredients can result in a different product. They pose the question: what if we make assumptions without genuinely listening? Could our perceived problems stem from our interpretation of the situation rather than the problem itself? They delve into whether it's possible to respect one another w...

In the latest podcast episode, Steve and Kenya dive into the idea of achieving the impossible. Are you letting others dictate who you are and preventing you from living a carefree life? Do you have a clear understanding of your goals and desires? It's common for adults to lose touch with their playful side, but ignoring our emotions and staying stagnant is a surefire way to insanity. Don't give up on yourself - figure out what you ...

The practice of actively listening is the focus of Steve and Kenya's discussion over the past two weeks, delving into the toxicity of traditional masculinity and femininity. Despite the podcast being advertised, some comments veered off topic. Steve and Kenya chose to challenge those comments, leading to one person apologizing and correcting themselves. This podcast emphasizes the importance of truly listening. Are our responses to...

Click on the logo to tune in to today's podcast, where Steve and Kenya continue exploring the intricate topic of gender and gender roles, specifically focusing on the concept of submission. In this second part of their conversation on understanding genders within marriage, they address misusing the term "submission" in relationships. They challenge the notion of a relationship being a 50/50 endeavor, highlighting how this belief ca...

Click on the logo to listen to today's podcast, where Steve and Kenya delve into the sensitive topic of gender and gender roles. They explore whether traditional gender roles are outdated and discuss research showing that 70% of women over 40 initiate divorces. Is gender a factor in the success of a marriage? Join them as they discuss gender and roles in relationships and whether embracing differences between genders can strengthen...

In their conversation, Steve and Kenya delve into feeling stuck. They ponder whether we permit ourselves to break free from this state or if our perception is what keeps us feeling stuck. They stress the importance of advocating for truth, particularly one's truth. How does one anchor themselves in this truth to combat fear? How do you stop spinning? This process involves recognizing and acknowledging your innermost feelings and be...

In the latest podcast episode, Steve and Kenya tackle the topic of fear. They emphasize that fear is not the enemy and will always be present. The question is whether we can be mindful and intentional in allowing fear to guide our lives. Fear's programming stems from internalizing past negative experiences or beliefs, leading to self-doubt, anxiety, and avoidance of risks. Feeling stuck emerges from the fear of failure or rejection...

In this episode, Steve and Kenya discuss the importance of exploring the inner child within us. Recognizing and addressing our inner child wounds is crucial for healing deep-seated emotional pain stemming from childhood experiences. By delving into these wounds, we gain insights into our behaviors and emotions, allowing us to break free from negative cycles. Failure to acknowledge and communicate with our inner child can lead to a ...

In their latest podcast episode, Steve and Kenya explore the concept of triggers. What defines a trigger, and how does it act as a signal for something present? Triggers serve as catalysts that elicit responses based on past incidents, acting as a landscape for unresolved traumas. When triggers arise, examining their origins and understanding their source is crucial. Where do these triggers originate, and why do they reappear in ou...

Steve and Kenya discuss grappling with resistance during life transitions on today's podcast. Have you felt yourself veering away from your life's vision due to resistance and embracing the mistaken notion that maintaining the status quo is preferable? While physical appearance may show signs of change, are we consciously resisting this change? Social media and advertising often encourage resistance, enticing individuals to remain ...

In today's podcast, Steve and Kenya delve into personal growth and change. They emphasize that growth is necessary for our lives to remain the same. While it may be tempting to avoid pain, it is through facing challenges that we experience growth. When faced with difficult transitions and hardships, how would you approach change? In leadership, growth often lies outside of our comfort zones. Are you too comfortable and stuck in a r...

Are you recognizing your self-worth? In our previous episode, we explored the concept of Cultural love, and now we delve into the importance of valuing oneself in part 2. With the rise of AI, there is concern about whether it could diminish the value of human beings. In today's society, the overuse of emojis and abbreviations creates a disconnect in communication. Setting boundaries through self-value is crucial. It requires consta...

In today's podcast, Steve and Kenya delve into the theme of the culture of love. They raise an important question about the intentionality of dating one's spouse weekly within a marriage. This practice reflects the value placed on the relationship and how one views oneself, as behaviors in a relationship often reveal inner truths. Despite the potential for hurt in relationships, individuals can choose whether their hearts remain op...

In the latest podcast episode, Steve and Kenya express their good wishes for a happy Valentine's Day but question why we only celebrate love on one designated day. They challenge the idea of traditional gifts like flowers and encourage listeners to think of more meaningful gestures. They emphasize the importance of putting thought and effort into relationships rather than just going through the motions. Investing in a relationship ...

Journey with Steve and Kenya as they launch their February series on love in this episode of the podcast! They delve into the potential disparities between how men and women perceive love, drawing from Steve's single status and Kenya's married life. Together, they tackle intriguing questions like the essence of chemistry, the feasibility of platonic friendships between genders, and the dynamics between people-pleasing and self-trus...

In the latest podcast, Steve and Kenya delve into the topic of rediscovering one's energy to redefine oneself. They delve into the challenges of implementing necessary changes and preventing oneself from getting trapped in a negative mindset. Have you ever felt overwhelmed by life's pressures? How do you envision your future and maintain your motivation? What serves as your unwavering source of truth when you encounter defeat? Are ...

Steve and Kenya delve into personal growth in their latest podcast. They highlight three key attributes that contribute to a well-rounded self: the power of effective communication, personal motivation, and the ability to bring people together. They explore how being a skilled communicator allows for the seamless transfer of ideas, how personal motivation catalyzes action, and how fostering unity within oneself or relationships ca...

In this podcast episode, Steve and Kenya discuss the awareness of yourself by putting oneself first and whether it is perceived as selfish. Regarding designing one's life, Steve and Kenya emphasize the need to be intentional and proactive. They explore the idea that prioritizing self-care and setting boundaries does not necessarily equate to self-centered or neglecting others. Instead, it is about recognizing your worth and taking ...