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
LINKS
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