The Mindset U Playbook

# 76 - Jill Payne - Culture & Leadership Coach

Curtis Pelletier Season 1 Episode 76

In this conversation, Curtis Pelletier and Jill Payne discuss the importance of energy management, self-awareness, and emotional regulation in both personal and professional contexts. Jill shares her journey as a leadership and culture coach, emphasizing the significance of understanding one's energy levels and how they affect mood and performance. They explore the challenges of parenting, the concept of burnout, and the necessity of self-regard in achieving personal goals. The discussion highlights practical tools for managing energy and emotions, fostering a supportive environment in teams, and the importance of dialogue in parenting and coaching.

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Takeaways

  • You're in control of how you feel.
  • Burnout is just a lack of capacity.
  • Self-awareness is the first step to change.
  • You can feel better within hours using tools.
  • The issues we face look different with varying energy levels.
  • Creating check-in points can help manage energy.
  • Self-regard is crucial for performance.
  • Parenting requires emotional regulation and self-compassion.
  • Team dynamics can impact individual performance.
  • You can shift your energy quickly with awareness.

Titles

  • Mastering Energy Management for Leadership
  • The Power of Self-Regulation in Parenting

Sound Bites

  • "You can create check-in points."
  • "You're in control of how you feel."
  • "You can feel better within hours."

Chapters

00:00
Introduction to Leadership and Culture Coaching

02:58
The Journey of Energy Management

05:46
Self-Awareness and Self-Regulation

08:37
The Impact of External Validation

11:39
Burnout and Capacity

14:31
Unbecoming and Self-Regard

17:21
Creating a Supportive Environment

20:15
The Evolution of Coaching Methods

25:52
Empowering Self-Support in Team Dynamics

28:37
Navigating Team Dynamics and Corporate Culture

29:16
The Challenges of Parenting and Self-Regulation

37:40
Building Capacity and Emotional Regulation

46:23
The Power of Choice in Emotional Well-Being