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Maps Are Dead is a podcast about navigating life when the old plans stop working. Hosted by Mike Dauphinee, this series is a raw, real, and often funny conversation with people learning to move forward without a clear path.
It’s not about success formulas or five-year plans. It’s about inner maps—CliftonStrengths, courage, and the grit it takes to keep going when certainty disappears. Mike and his guests explore identity, leadership, parenting, purpose, and the moments that shake our lives loose.
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It’s not about success formulas or five-year plans. It’s about inner maps—CliftonStrengths, courage, and the grit it takes to keep going when certainty disappears. Mike and his guests explore identity, leadership, parenting, purpose, and the moments that shake our lives loose.
Join our community: https://the-fit-forum.circle.so/join?invitation_token=9d72b1d6f49e63892f277b
Hosts:
Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
biweekly
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
54 minutes
Gastinterviews
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
35 Folgen
seit 13. Mai 2025
episodic
NEUESTE FOLGEN 🔗
Summary
You made the plan, the numbers are right, and something still feels off. Mike talks with his friend Ross Blankenship, PhD, an organizational psychologist and executive coach, about Friction, the book he wrote with Dr. Maggie Sass, and the word they use for what sits underneath work and lead…
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
SummaryJacques Spitzer started Raindrop as a one-person shop and grew it into a creative agency of about a hundred people. He and Mike get into what it takes to keep your footing when the work, the tools, and the industry keep shifting under you. Jacques makes the case that people buy for only two …
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On August 15, 2021, Aref Dostyar was Afghanistan's Consul General in Los Angeles. By the end of the day, the government he represented no longer existed. His map wasn't running out. It was being erased while he stood on it. Aref and Mike talk about what you steer by when the plan disappears…
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Mike sits down with Danny Kim, a classically trained violinist turned pastor turned organizational psychologist who has changed careers about every eighteen months and calls each leap an invitation, not a crisis. Danny grew up without a map. The only Asian kid in a white neighborhood, a fir…
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Have you ever been lost? Not turned around in the woods, though Joseph has a story about that too, but lost in your own life. Joseph Pietrocini is 26 and running three companies at once, and he has spent his whole life navigating toward a vision most people never let themselves name. Mike s…
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Destry Wardle has spent nearly two decades helping people go backward before they can moveforward. Today she's turning that lens on the man across the table from her. Mike sits down with his longtime coach, collaborator, and self-described “sister voice in my head” to unpack why healing isn…
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Katie Kennedy is seven years old, hand raised in art class, waiting for her teacher to just tell her what to do next. Twenty years later, she's a senior manager at Twin Cities agency OVATIVE Group, and she's still catching herself waiting for someone else to hand her the next step. Mike sit…
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In this episode, Mike Dauphinee sits down with Serena Tillman, licensed master social worker, certified personal trainer, Pilates instructor, and founder of a women's community group called Esther's Daughters, for one of the most honest conversations of the season. Mike and Serena have know…
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In this episode, Mike Dauphinee sits down with Barbara Macnish, Gallup-certified strengths coach, founder of TriQuester Teams, and one of the first coaches to join The Dauphinee Group, for a conversation about what it means to navigate without a map. They go back nearly 20 years, to a stren…
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In this episode, Mike Dauphinee sits down with Sarah Hassaine — global inclusion and diversity leader, TEDx speaker, and founder of Effective Immediately, for a conversation about what it actually takes to build cultures that work, and why the most human problems require the most discipline…
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