Coach 2 Coach

In this episode of Coach-2-Coach, Greg Fisher talks with Jacqueline Hollows, affectionately known as Mama J, about following life's breadcrumbs, recognizing your own genius, and trusting the next step.Mama J shares the remarkable story of how a piece of paper found among her late father's belongings introduced her to Michael Neill and the world of coaching. That first breadcrumb eventually led from a career in IT to addiction recovery work, the Three Principles, and the creation of Beyond Recovery, which brought a new understanding of wellbeing into UK prisons.She talks about building a £90,000 prison pilot when she didn't yet have a business, following each step without needing to know where it would lead, and the transformations that followed.We also explore what happened when that chapter of her life came to an end, the challenge of letting go of the identity of being "the prison lady," her work helping coaches and accomplished women follow what they genuinely want, and the "genius thread" she believes runs throughout our lives.Mama J also shares the story behind her memoir, Wing of an Angel, and leaves us with a beautifully simple reminder:Life's got your back. Take the next step and let life show you what's next.Learn more about Mama J at jbhollows.co.uk

What if you're only one thought away from having a completely different experience?In this episode of Coach-2-Coach, Greg Fisher talks with coach Maureen York about listening, innate wellbeing and the simplicity at the heart of transformational coaching.Maureen shares how she discovered she'd effectively been coaching for years before she ever knew to call it coaching, and how that natural ability to listen and create space eventually became her full-time practice.They explore why Maureen works with people rather than labels, how an understanding of the Three Principles transformed her own experience, and the distinction between being well and knowing that our wellbeing is innate.Maureen also shares stories from her coaching practice, including a client who came to her wanting to find true love, and discusses the growing role of AI in coaching and why she sees technology as an addition to, rather than a replacement for, genuine human connection.The conversation ends with Maureen's simple invitation:You're only ever one thought away from having a perfect day.Learn more about Maureen and her work at maureenyork.com.

In this episode of Coach-2-Coach, I sit down with Shazia Govindji to explore leadership, creativity, coaching, and the transformational power of seeing ourselves more clearly.Shazia shares her journey into coaching, her work with leaders and changemakers, and how personal insight creates lasting transformation in every area of life.We talk about:• Leadership from the inside out• Creativity as our natural state• Moving beyond scarcity and fear• Why success alone doesn't create fulfillment• Coaching as a catalyst for transformation• The ripple effects of personal growth• Discovering that everything you need is already within youAn energizing and inspiring conversation about possibility, leadership, and creating a life that feels deeply aligned.

In this episode of Coach-2-Coach, I sit down with leadership coach Rose Latham to explore coaching, leadership, identity, and what becomes possible when we say yes to ourselves.Rose shares her journey from teaching and educational leadership into coaching, and how that path led her to support CEOs, managing directors, and senior leaders who want to lead with greater clarity, trust, and intention.We talk about:• Leadership and identity shifts• Why changing circumstances isn't always the answer• Moving from operational to strategic thinking• Slowing down and seeing more clearly• Trust, possibility, and saying yes to yourself• The transformational power of coachingA practical and inspiring conversation for leaders, coaches, and anyone curious about creating a different future.

In this episode of Coach-2-Coach, I sit down with Ian Russell to explore miracles, self-compassion, coaching, and the profound simplicity of discovering who we really are.Ian shares his journey from forensic psychiatrist to transformational coach, along with the experiences that shaped his understanding of the Three Principles, conscious creation, and living from love rather than judgment.We talk about:• The Three Principles and insight-led transformation• The power of creating and embodying your "Document"• Self-compassion and letting go of judgment• Why miracles become more visible when we slow down• Coaching as a space for discovering what's already true• Living from love, understanding, and authenticityA calm, reflective conversation for anyone curious about personal growth, spiritual exploration, and the deeper nature of human experience.