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EPISODE · Aug 10, 2026 · 54 MIN

Kicking the Door Down with Carolyn Larue: Exploring the intersection of life coaching and construction

from Kicking The Door Down · host Debbie Airey

SummaryIn this conversation, Debbie and Carolyn discuss Carolyn's multifaceted career as a life coach, electrician, and building automation engineer. They explore the challenges women face in the construction industry, including misogyny and the need for allyship. Carolyn shares her experiences and insights on empowering women through coaching, the importance of education, and the impact of societal norms on gender roles. The discussion also touches on the backlash against gender equality and the role of media in perpetuating misogynistic attitudes. In this conversation, Carolyn and Debbie explore the persistent issues of workplace culture, particularly regarding gender dynamics and the challenges women face in male-dominated industries. They discuss the importance of coaching and empowerment for women, the concept of the spoon theory as a metaphor for energy management, and the necessity of compassion in personal growth. The conversation also highlights the need for addressing emotional triggers in the workplace to foster a healthier environment for all employees.TakeawaysCarolyn has a diverse career as a life coach and electrician.Misogyny in the construction industry is often covert and unrecognized.Women are socialized to keep the peace and avoid conflict.Coaching can empower women to stand up against misogyny.Education is crucial for preparing future generations for workplace challenges.Chivalry can undermine women's capabilities in the workplace.Backlash against gender equality often follows progress.Media can perpetuate misogynistic attitudes through humor.Men also suffer from rigid gender norms and expectations.Creating a supportive community is essential for women's empowerment. The workplace culture still reflects outdated attitudes towards women.Women often feel like the negative element in professional settings.Flipping the narrative can lead to better accountability.Support systems for women in the workplace are crucial.The spoon theory helps visualize energy management.Compassion is essential for personal growth and understanding others.Emotional triggers can hinder workplace performance.Practical tools are necessary for managing stress and anxiety.Coaching can empower women to advocate for themselves.Addressing emotional well-being is key to improving workplace dynamics.https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolynlarue/https://carolynlarue.com/Kicking The Door Down

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