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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2026 · 23 MIN

Business coaching is evolving: Why collective leadership is overtaking the guru model

from The World Builders · host Jenni Gritters

A quick note: Since recording this, July's fire council is full but Jenni has opened up a second cohort -- the water council -- which will kick off later in July. The application for the program lives here, and you can learn more about the program at the WB website.Jenni explores why the traditional guru-based coaching model is dying and what's rising in its place — a more collective, community-driven approach to business growth. She breaks down the cultural forces driving this shift, including rising loneliness, economic pressure, and a collective exhaustion with hierarchical structures, and introduces the Council model as an ancient yet radically relevant alternative. This episode is a must-listen for coaches, creatives, and entrepreneurs who are craving a more relational, soul-centered way to grow their businesses without sacrificing belonging or well-being.Resources:Learn more about The Council model in World BuildersLearn your World Building archetypeStay tuned for The Collective's grand opening mid-summer

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