What does great Executive Coaching center around?

This week, David has the pleasure of speaking with Cid Rhomberg.

Cid is the Chief Experience Officer at Brick House Blue, a company focused on offering flexible co-working options, private offices and executive suites along with collaborative meeting/event space where teams, individuals and organizations can discover, build and grow.

Cid is also an Executive Coach and Consultant and, through her company Innovere, she has partnered with clients to help them determine where they want to go and how they are going to get there. She is a certified FranklinCovey Senior Consultant, DDI | Development Dimensions International facilitator, EOS Worldwide operator, licensed in Inspire Your People and The Five Disfunctions of a Team from The Table Group. Cid also serves as Co-President of the Global Workspace Association.

With this impressive background, it’s clear that Cid’s story will inspire you. They get into a variety of insightful subjects, including:

• Gratitude for health and family.
• The positive side of bias.
• Working harder instead of smarter, and flipping that later in life.
• The importance of nurturing relationships.
• How great coaching is about mindset rather than skillset.

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And much more!

Thank you, Cid, for your vulnerability and for sharing your wonderful story with us. I am so grateful and honored to call you my friend and mentor.

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Conscious Hospitality Unlimited

Have you ever sacrificed a deep passion for career advancement?

Are you able to govern yourself effectively?

In this week’s episode of The Conscious Hospitality Podcast, David has the pleasure of speaking to Mano SOLER, Director of the Les Roches Marbella Global Hospitality Education School.

In this thoughtful and inspirational conversation, Mano shares his life story, including early lessons growing up as a third culture child in Morocco, falling in love with hospitality and then eventually taking a step back to continue following his musical passion, leading him to join Les Roches Marbella, where he has made a beautiful career for himself.

Mano grew his career in hospitality operations, including roles in Food & Beverage and then eventually going into General Management. Then, in 2008, he joined Les Roches in Career Development, Industry Placement and Alumni Relations. From that point on, he continued growing and expanding his role at the school, until eventually becoming the Director in 2022.

This episode is full of valuable insight, including:

• Gratitude for your upbringing.
• The intricacies of growing up as a Third Culture child. - Friendship is friendship, and people are people.
• Finding your way towards what you want.
• Not sacrificing your passions for anything.
• The energy of musical performance and its parallels in life.
• The importance of self governance and what tools we have at our disposal to optimize our lives.

And much more!

Here is a link to Mano's music as well, enjoy it!

Mano, thank you for your deep self reflection, vulnerability and for sharing your beautiful story with us. I appreciated how much presence you gave to the process. Gracias!

Enjoy the episode and hit SUBSCRIBE or FOLLOW in your favorite listening platform.

Thank you!

Do you love your kids but dislike parenting?

In this week’s episode, David speaks to his friend Scott Jeffrey Miller, a world renowned author and thought leader. Scott is the former Executive Vice President of Thought Leadership for FranklinCovey, and he still hosts the world’s most popular leadership podcast, “FranklinCovey’s On Leadership”. He is the author of nine books, including “Management Mess to Leadership Success”, and “Everyone Deserves a Great Manager”.

In this episode, they hone in on Scott's latest book, “Parenting Mess to Launch Success: 30 Challenges to build lifelong influence and relationships with your children”, which he co-authored with his 14 year-old son, Thatcher Ford Miller.

The episode is full of valuable insight on parenting and learning from our mistakes as adults, including:

- Never taking life for granted.

- Valuing different types of intelligence.

- Owning your mess and going from mess to success.

- Keep going, keep going, keep going.

- How leadership instructs parenting.

- Being deliberately evangelizing to your children.

And much more!

Scott is an exceptional communicator and this conversation on parenting was very entertaining and enlightening. Learning from his mistakes will certainly make you a better parent, better partner and better leader.

Thank you, Scott, for owning your parenting mess and for sharing how it can help make our children’s “launch” into the world a complete success!

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