EPISODE · May 6, 2026 · 31 MIN
The Quiet Loneliness of High‑Achievers – and How to Heal It
from A SEAT at THE TABLE: Helping business leaders grow their influence · host Jane Singer
Are you the person who everyone else leans on — steady, capable, high-functioning?To the outside world you appear to be unshakable. Yet, inside there’s a gap between how competent you appear and how uncertain - or even lonely - you sometimes feel.Today we’re joined by the incredible Emily Fanjoy, a whole-person coach and facilitator who helps values-driven leaders stop performing and start leading from the inside out.If you’re leading a team or an entire organization and feel like you could a reset - or just want to get more energized, then Emily is exactly who you’re looking for.In this episode of A Seat at The Table, she’ll be talking aboutWhy loneliness is so common in high-achieving people, and why is it so hard to admit?The difference between a person who's performing their leadership versus living it?Why trying to ‘think your way to transformation’ rarely works.How to romance your own life.Let’s sit down with Emily for some one-to-one leadership coaching.USEFUL LINKSEmily Fanjoy's website: www.emilyfanjoy.comBook a 60-minute Complimentary Coaching Call for anyone feeling Coaching CuriouSEND US A MESSAGEVisit A Seat at The Table's website at https://seat.fm
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Are you the person who everyone else leans on — steady, capable, high-functioning? To the outside world you appear to be unshakable. Yet, inside there’s a gap between how competent you appear and how uncertain - or even lonely - you sometimes feel. Today we’re joined by the incredible Emily Fanjoy, a whole-person coach and facilitator who helps values-driven leaders stop performing and start leading from the inside out. If you’re leading a team or an entire organization and feel lik...
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