Episodes

  • The Hidden Cost of Success No One Is Talking About
    11 Nov 2026

    What if the thing holding you back isn’t fear of failure, but fear of success? In this episode, Morgan Staton explores how growth can bring up worries about identity, relationships, money, and what you might have to leave behind. She shares a personal example and offers questions to help you uncover the beliefs and protective patterns that may be shaping your goals. Then, explore where those stories may have come from, and what your body needs as you move toward the success you want.

    TIMESTAMPS

    0:49 — The cost of success and the fear of what might change

    1:51 — What if you get everything you want?

    3:05 — How the body can respond to growth and income goals

    4:01 — Morgan’s relationship with ambition and money

    5:28 — Growing and evolving—and what that can mean for relationships

    8:24 — Different roles in a relationship: visionary and stabilizer

    9:17 — When growth brings up fear of outgrowing your partner

    11:00 — Exploring whether fear of success is behind a goal plateau

    11:26 — A reflection exercise: name your big goal

    12:16 — Ask what you might have to let go of to achieve it

    13:26 — The vision of speaking on stages and bringing family along

    15:41 — Questioning the story and exploring where it began

    17:29 — What the body may need to release a pattern

    17:33 — Body of Work Live in the Toronto area

    18:01 — The event waitlist and ticket timing

    18:45 — How the perceived cost of success can protect you from change

    19:23 — Journal on your big goal and the cost of success

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    21 min
  • Your Body Is The Most Underutilized Asset When it Comes To Growth
    11 Nov 2026

    In this first episode of Body of Work, Morgan Staton introduces her approach to combining somatic work and business leadership. She shares the personal and professional path that led her here, and explains how listening to the body can help coaches, founders, and leaders spot hidden patterns, identify what’s holding them back, and find more precise next steps. She also discusses how embodied insight complements AI and previews future episodes, guest conversations, and live coaching.

    TIMESTAMPS

    0:49 — Meet Morgan and learn about her work as a psychic somatic leadership coach

    1:27 — Why starting this podcast brought up resistance

    3:01 — What “Body of Work” means: building your legacy while working with the body

    3:57 — Morgan’s path from occupational therapy to entrepreneurship

    5:34 — Building a team, facing health challenges, and searching for answers

    8:04 — How somatics and energetics became part of her work

    9:24 — Reading the body’s signals, patterns, and hidden ceilings

    10:12 — Finding a grounded middle in the age of AI

    12:09 — What clients are looking for: precision, customization, and feeling seen

    13:58 — Bringing business coaching and somatic coaching together

    14:50 — A client example: identifying an income ceiling and choosing a next step

    16:05 — Why embodied insight matters for coaches and leaders

    17:32 — What to expect from future episodes

    17:54 — Suggest a guest or apply for live coaching

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    20 min
  • How To Tell If Your Have Hit A Growth Edge
    11 Nov 2026

    How can you tell when you or someone you lead has reached an edge while pursuing a big goal? In this episode, Morgan Staten shares personal and client stories about moments when growth felt uncomfortable, from booking a retreat to reaching a new revenue milestone. She explores how stress, conflict, or physical symptoms may show up around those moments, and offers a reflection exercise to help you notice what story your body may be telling you about moving past a limit. She also discusses how coaches and leaders can use this awareness to support their clients and teams.

    TIMESTAMPS

    0:48: Recognizing when you or someone you lead reaches an edge

    2:10: Business ownership, personal growth, and building capacity

    3:39: What it can look like when the body reaches a limit

    4:28: Morgan’s nudge to host a retreat

    6:40: Finding and booking a retreat villa in Costa Rica

    7:30: A family illness that followed a major stretch

    9:44: Reaching a personal record for business revenue

    11:07: The bratwurst argument and what Morgan realized about her stress

    13:18: Client examples involving visibility and speaking on stage

    16:56: Ways growth edges may show up in daily life

    18:06: Why the body may pull you back toward what feels familiar

    18:55: The “ring of fire” metaphor for moving through an edge

    20:22: Reassuring yourself as you take the next step

    21:19: Using body awareness to support clients and teams

    22:18: Homework: notice what happens when you make a stretchy decision

    23:08: Ask what story your body is telling about the next step

    23:48: Body of Work Live in the Toronto area

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    26 min
  • What Your Stored Patterns Are Doing To Your Client Breakthroughs
    11 Nov 2026

    Your clients’ challenges may sometimes mirror patterns you’re still working through yourself. In this episode, Morgan Staton explores how those moments can bring up self-doubt, and why your own growth doesn’t disqualify you from helping others. She explains how unprocessed triggers can cloud the “clean mirror” you hold for clients and teams, then shares practical ways to notice and work through what gets activated, including journaling, reflection, and caring for your body.

    TIMESTAMPS

    0:49 — When your clients’ challenges mirror your own

    1:40 — Resonance, self-doubt, and being qualified to help

    3:27 — Why familiar patterns can resurface at new levels

    4:46 — What it means to hold a “clean mirror”

    5:40 — How unrecognized triggers can affect coaching and leadership

    6:28 — Reflecting on moments that felt activating

    8:14 — A client’s experience of outgrowing an old professional identity

    9:02 — Morgan’s journey from occupational therapy to her current work

    11:11 — Helping a client find a title that fits her evolving work

    12:06 — Staying committed to your own inner work

    13:13 — Making a plan to revisit what gets activated

    14:05 — Journaling and audio journaling as reflection practices

    15:36 — Asking what your body needs to move through a pattern

    16:11 — Getting outside support and reflection

    16:56 — Supporting yourself with water and movement

    18:10 — Recap: recognizing triggers and keeping the mirror clear

    20:14 — Body of Work Live in the Toronto area

    21:10 — Joining the waitlist for early ticket access and bonuses

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    23 min