Corporate Executive Turned Transformation Coach: Helping Clients Release Emotional Barriers to Achieve Wealth, Freedom, and Empowerment.
episodePreviously titled “Executive Turned Energy Coach: Clearing Emotional Blocks for Wealth and Freedom” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 2, 2026
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What are the main emotional blocks that hinder personal growth?
I think there's three things that stop us. There's fear, anxiety and resistance. Those are the three key things that will stop us from exploring a really exciting life. So that's what happens when you're not in resistance is the doors open, the opportunities show up and you don't make them happen. They come to you instead of you going to them. Mary Lou Dobbs, a former corporate executive and business owner turned transformation coach. After decades in banking and executive leadership, she now helps professionals and women overcome fear, anxiety, and limiting beliefs to create empowered, purpose-driven lives. in our adulthood you know someone hurts our feelings or traumatizes us in some way and it plays over and over and it creates a behavior that might not be serving us i was kind of at loose ends and then an event happened that pivoted me to a whole new area it spans the globe like a super high school internet
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How did Mary Lou Dobbs transition from corporate executive to transformation coach?
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Welcome back to another episode of the Women in Power podcast. For Inside Success, I am Ray Gutierrez. Joining me today is yet another amazing, powerful woman, Mary Lou Dubs. That's three words, one name. Mary Lou, how are you?
I'm fantastic. I'm so happy to be here.
What unique coaching techniques does Mary Lou use to help clients?
I'm happy for you. You literally just finished filming your episode for Women in Power. How do you feel?
I feel relieved and excited and I'm looking forward to the finished product.
Fantastic. Walk us through the journey of today. How did you get to the seat? How did you feel about the questions, the cameras, the lights, the transition to your podcast? Walk us through your day.
Well, today was, you know, we're always anticipating something that's new and unknown. Sure. And you have a little bit of fear around it and excitement as well. But it was made easy. The questions were on target. Great.
How does fear, anxiety, and resistance affect our lives?
And it inspired me to, you know, dig deep and come up with really good answers.
Right on. Well, that's part of the journey that I enjoy the most. That's basically the checklist of life, of your journey. I'm like, yeah, that affirms that I do belong sitting in this chair. I do have the ability to share my story as a woman of power or a legacy maker here in Inside Success. Now let's rewind and talk about today, you today. What are we talking about today? Who are you at this very moment?
Well, I was retired. I'd left my corporate world. I owned a company called Executive Benefit Strategies, and I ran that business for 17 years. Before that, I worked in the bank world and sold corporate insurance to business owners and trained bankers on how to sell. profitable products. And I coached managers and presidents on how to treat their employees.
What is the 'Wheel of Misfortune' and how does it work?
And so I had a wide range of skills that I utilized throughout my career. And then I was kind of drifting. I had my walking group and my mastermind group, my transformation coaching business. But I was kind of at loose ends. And then an event happened that... pivoted me to a whole new area.
So let's talk about executive coaching. For folks that are a little unfamiliar, what is exactly executive coaching?
Well, transformation coaching is working with a couple of modalities or a little on the on the edge of society, but they're starting to become mainstream. One of them is thought field therapy. It's a tapping sequence that taps the energy field in your body, the meridians. You know, the Chinese for centuries have stuck needles in them. But this is a tapping sequence developed by Dr. Roger Callahan in 1980.
How do personal energy and frequencies influence relationships?
And the concept is you thought you think the thought that's creating anxiety or fear or resistance in in your life, and then we tap the meridian sequence, there's a certain sequence for each for like fear or anxiety, and collapses it emotionally collapses it the tape playing over and over and stopping you from moving forward.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the main emotional blocks that hinder personal growth?
0:00–1:08
2
How did Mary Lou Dobbs transition from corporate executive to transformation coach?
1:08–1:53
3
What unique coaching techniques does Mary Lou use to help clients?
1:53–2:35
4
How does fear, anxiety, and resistance affect our lives?
2:35–3:34
5
What is the 'Wheel of Misfortune' and how does it work?
3:34–4:32
6
How do personal energy and frequencies influence relationships?
4:32–6:27
7
What transformations have clients experienced through coaching?
6:27–8:27
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How can listeners learn more about Mary Lou Dobbs and her work?
8:27–24:19
Speakers
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