# Claire Pedrick

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Claire Pedrick and the lessons learned from traditional, hybrid, and independent publishing

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In this episode, Claire Pedrick shares her journey of writing and publishing her coaching books, the lessons learned along the way, and insights into the evolving world of publishing, including the importance of accessibility, branding, and authenticity.   Key topics Claire Pedrick's journey t…

S6 Episode 40: Why the Difference Between Facilitation and Team Coaching Is Less Clear Than You Think with Paul Lawrence

Discover how Paul Lawrence, a systemic team coach and researcher, merges academic insights with real-world practice to deepen team coaching. Paul discusses with Claire Pedrick the challenges of working with teams, common misconceptions, and the evolving landscape of team coaching and facilitation, …

S6 Episode 41 How Internal Coaches Are Navigating Power, Ethics, and Change in Modern Workplaces with Katharine St John Brooks

Discover how Katharine’s journey from civil service to authoring a second edition of her book on internal coaching highlights the evolution of coaching. She shares insights from the new edition, including how coaching topics now span existential issues, wellbeing, and diversity like neurodiversity …

S6 Episode 42: How Contagious Confidence Transforms Leadership and Inspires Trust with Julie Smith

Most leadership advice focuses on controlling perceptions, but what if true influence comes from being real—really human? In this episode, Julie Smith, founder of Talent Sprout and author of Contagious Confidence, joins Claire Pedrick to reveal how confidence is more than just a feeling—it's a meas…

S6 Episode 44: The Yes-And Mindset That Changes Coaching Conversations with Chris Grimes

If your coaching, conversations, or presentations feel a little too busy, this episode is a masterclass in what happens when you slow down, listen deeply, and know exactly when to stop. Chris Grimes - motivational comedian, coach, broadcaster, and improviser - shows why the simplest shifts in timin…

S6 Episode 45: Why Coaches Must Stop Playing Not to Lose with Zana Goic Petricevic

Most leaders don’t fail because they lack skill. They fail because they keep playing not to lose. What about coaches? Do we accidentally play to lose?   In this episode of The Coaching Inn, Claire Pedrick talks with Zana Goic-Petričević, author of Leading on the Edge: The Bold Art of Being More I…

S6 Episode 46 Why Holding Your Nerve Matters More Than Getting It Right with Kirsty Elderton

What does it take to end one chapter of work without losing what made it meaningful? In this episode of The Coaching Inn, Claire Pedrick talks with Kirsty Elderton about closing her coaching business intentionally and creating a new direction for her work. Kirsty reflects on a career shaped by coac…

#130: Claire Pedrick – Cutting Through Complexity and Simplifying Coaching [REPOST]

As we wrap up The Coach’s Journey Podcast after seven years, we’re sharing some of our favourite episodes from the back catalogue… Claire Pedrick was speaking at the ICF Conference in 2019 when a publisher approached her and said: “Have you got a book in you?” That book is Simplifying Coaching, and…

Simpler Coaching, Smarter Marketing with Claire Pedrick

What if better coaching, and better marketing, came from doing less? In this episode, I’m joined by the fabulous Claire Pedrick of 3D Coaching. Claire has been coaching for almost 40 years and is on a mission to help coaches simplify their work so they can have more transformational conversations.…

S6 Episode 47: Rethinking Masculinity: A Coach’s Guide to Supporting Men with Charles Whitaker

Claire Pedrick talks with executive coach Charles Whitaker about leadership pressure, burnout, and how men can reconnect with their own voice and values. Charles reflects on how his coaching work evolved from supporting experienced male leaders to writing for men over 50 and young men, and why chan…