Chapter 18: White-Collar, Black Belt: Wise, Calm Coaching (Be a wise, calm coach, not a no-brainer trainer)

Loyal listeners, welcome to your workplace sanctuary of Chemohawk Sessions. Welcome to lean, episode 18. Have you ever been a coach? You most assuredly have been a mentee. As a mentee, I bet you eagerly awaited a mentor who could coach with a calming, stylish wisdom. Calm coaching begets a calmed audience. Let this episode soothe your stress, engender your snickering and allow you to leave with a new nugget or 12. This topic, I feel more impassioned than usual about. As the saying goes, the impassioned man hasn't time to be witty... I call bulls*** on that, dear Podience. Today you will learn about some of MY monikers: Coach, Marshall and the reasons that birthed them. Also, an extremely relevant nugget will present itself to your ear drums. Listen well all the way through as I will preface my next noteworthy session, which will include my first guest speaker! Prepare for your premiere episode of Chemohawk Podience Sessions. Be the en in joy dear listeners.  P.S. (Procrastinated Statement) I alone am responsible for a mammoth blunder... in this episode I stated that John Doe, portrayed by Kevin Spacey in the film Se7en, was beset by the sin of pride... it was envy. He was envious of David Mill's and Tracy Mill's simple life, not prideful of it. My episodic example still works, as is, but I owe you accuracy and veracity. John Doe was still guilty of his own pride, but my cinematic example could have been more polished.  I apologize instantly and spiritedly for I misspoke. Forgive my sins and please pay it fstars forward. -Falsetto P.S. (Procrastinated Statement) *Intro/outro track, Island Dream, courtesy of the artist, Chris Haugen.