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Expand your knowledge on all things life coaching with Noelle Cordeaux (CEO of Lumia). With thousands of sessions under her belt and expertise in the emerging field of life coaching and positive psychology, Cordeaux is your ultimate guide through the world of professional coaching.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Noelle Cordeaux makes the professional structures and cultural ambitions of modern coaching unusually legible.
Noelle Cordeaux treats coaching as both a working profession and a way of reading contemporary life. Everything Life Coaching moves between conversations with practitioners and focused discussions of technique, business, credentials and the changing wellness industry.
Free coaching tasters and medical binders: Noelle Cordeaux makes your wish to help get specific.
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A practical case for goal setting as a way to make uncertainty more navigable.
The piece frames goal setting as a practical way to make uncertainty easier to navigate and to strengthen agency. It brings coaching, positive psychology, and self-efficacy into one clear line: small, self-chosen steps can build confidence, and that progress can shift how growth…
A steady, practical conversation on burnout that favors function, reset, and resilience over tidy fixes.
Noelle Cordeaux and Danielle Adams-Wiltshire treat burnout as something to live through and manage, not just label. They move from modern life getting in the way to the coaching habits that help them find footing again, and the talk keeps its focus on resilience as a practical,…
A coaching conversation about finding a niche, speaking up, and getting ideas across.
Carly's story stays close to coaching, finding a niche, and the work of speaking up when a room does not make that easy. Noelle's point lands plainly: people can learn to step up and stand out even when an idea does not get picked up.
A grounded look at how analog habits and third spaces are shaping coaching opportunities.
This episode views 2025 wellness trends through a market-data lens, with a clear throughline: coaches are being pushed to notice where the wellness marketplace is heading so they can sharpen their niche, rethink their audience, and build stronger community ties.
A grounded look at ethics, client agency, and what assessors listen for.
The discussion puts the new ICF Code of Ethics into practical terms, showing how coaching can stay client-led or slide into advice, agenda-setting, and judgment.
A grounded reflection on success, boundaries, and a coaching life shaped by personal values.
The discussion treats success as something lived, not performed. Noelle Cordeaux and Tim Brownson circle back to ordinary decisions about rest, social time, food, travel, and the boundaries that keep coaching work sustainable.
A coaching conversation about support, capacity, and the cost of trying to do too much alone.
Catherine frames coaching as a practical test of how far care can go when the work is meant to last. She speaks plainly about training, stepping away, and returning, and that arc gives the discussion a grounded sense of what it takes to build something with real ambition.
Corporate coaching and stakeholder tension, seen through MCC-level experience.
The piece gives corporate coaching real shape, especially in the tension between the person paying for coaching and the person receiving it. The MCC-level perspective keeps it rooted in practice rather than ceremony, and the discussion stays close to the pressures coaches face…
Ira Glass frames weekly theme-driven segments spanning family secrets to Portland's protest conflict.
Shankar Vedantam unpacks the psychology behind relationships, careers, and money through researcher interviews.
David McRaney interviews researchers on cognitive bias, motivated reasoning, and why minds change.
Ryan Holiday pairs daily Stoic lessons with long-form guest conversations at his Texas bookstore.
NHPR's Jason Moon investigates the Bear Brook barrel murders and a New Hampshire wrongful-conviction case.
Russ Roberts interviews authors and economists on ideas from classical liberalism to AI.
Noelle Cordeaux, CEO of Lumia Coaching, delivers educational seminar on goal-setting theory and positive psychology within coaching.
John Kim and Noelle Cordeaux of Lumia coach through a bad publishing meeting, using self-awareness as the foundation of “how to life coach yourself.” Noelle says the feeling on the inside can be a compass, while John describes “crumble inside” moments, imposter syndrome, and a pattern that started in his early screenwriting days.
Noelle Cordeaux hosts Catherine Schwartz and Emma Landau for a deep conversation about community building, retreat design, and third spaces.
Deanna Moffitt joins Noelle Cordeaux for a conversation about storytelling, coaching, and the work of rewriting a life.
Noelle Cordeaux and Danielle talk about burnout with warmth and easy familiarity.
Jason Moss joins John Kim and Noelle Cordeaux for a grounded conversation about building a coaching business.
Noelle Cordeaux opens with her annual wellness forecast.
Noelle Cordeaux and John Kim explore how to communicate effectively with people who hold different views, drawing from positive psychology and sexological worldview theory.
Noelle Cordeaux and Joyce Chen discuss Lumia Coaching's comprehensive curriculum overhaul, focusing on updated entrepreneurship, branding, and sales classes.
Noelle Cordeaux, CEO of Lumia Coaching, teaches coaches how to build practices without relying on social media.
Are you letting your life happen to you, or are you happening to your life?
Noelle Cordeaux opens a special Coaching Mastery session on 2025 trends in the wellness marketplace.
John Kim and Noelle Cordeaux discuss how to tell friends and family you are becoming a life coach, with examples like “divorce recovery coach,” “mindfulness coach,” and “professional coach.” They say many people react with skepticism because “life coach” can sound vague, while a more specific title can create more support.
Noelle Cordeaux interviews Kathryn Schwarz about leaving the "coach" label, returning to it, and building a practice around human design, Gene Keys, Reiki, and creativity.
Michelle Rockwood, author of Joyful Selling, joins Everything Life Coaching to explain how ICF core competencies map onto sales calls for coaches.
Noelle Cordeaux and Paul Chamberlain frame 2025 wellness as two markets: an anti-optimization crowd and a high-tech longevity side built around biohacking, clinics, and expensive consumer tools.
Noelle Cordeaux sits down with Bonnie to talk through the new ICF Code of Ethics.
Noelle Cordeaux, CEO of Lumia, interviews Carly, a 25-year defense industry engineer and current signature-program student, about finding a coaching voice in a male-dominated field.
John Kim and Noelle Cordeaux, founders of Lumia, frame soft skills as the thing that separates a coach from someone with only technical knowledge.
Noelle Cordeaux talks with Tim Brownson about success, values, and what a coach's life can look like.
Noelle Cordeaux interviews Luisa Jo on practical strategies for new coaches to earn their first $5K, covering low-risk client acquisition, free taster sessions, overcoming imposter syndrome, and using market research to refine offers.
Three MCC-level coaches — host Noelle Cordeaux and guests Karyn Edwards and Juliann Wiese — discuss the journey to coaching mastery, sharing candid stories about failing the MCC oral exam before eventually passing and what they learned from setbacks.
Lumia coaching students and graduates share personal stories about how training as life coaches has transformed their own lives, careers, and relationships.
Noelle Cordeaux interviews erotic intelligence coach Lena Queen about integrating somatic, erotic, and spiritual frameworks into coaching.
The hosts discuss how to talk to people with different ideas, drawing from positive psychology research and their coaching experience.
An interview with an executive coach discussing her background and a day in the life of an executive coach.
Hosts John Kim and Noelle Cordeaux interview entrepreneur and business coach Jason Moss about his journey from music to coaching.
The hosts discuss the difference between hard and soft skills and their importance for success in today's marketplace.
Interview with a former prosecutor turned sex educator and coach about her career transition and new book.
This episode explores how building better relationships—romantic, friendships, and family—can lead to a better life, drawing on life coaching and positive psychology.
This episode teaches listeners how to life coach themselves by building self-awareness, using it as a compass for personal growth.
The hosts discuss whether coaching is right for the listener and how to choose a coach training program, addressing burnout and values alignment.
The hosts interview a neurodivergent coach about advocating for inclusive coaching practices.