How Grandma’s Wisdom Built a Coaching Movement
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What life lesson did Terrie Nathan learn from her grandmother?
I show up for who I am, and you're either going to like it or you're not. You don't have to reinvent the wheel, but it matters how you show up. It matters what your behavior is.
It matters that you are authentic to yourself first, because when you are... Terri Nathan is a speaker, coach, best-selling author, and the CEO of Strong Girl Enterprises. Inspired by the belief that perspective can change everything, she empowers people to reframe adversity, unlock possibility, and create meaningful change one step at a time.
I believe that we impact people one person at a time. It's a multiplier effect. It's a ripple effect. It builds momentum. This is what we are doing. We are connecting with people. When you connect with people in the right kind of way, it's a win-win. Technology is great. And we have all these great resources for us, but we have to be able to slow down in those moments of distractions. And it's going to stop us from moving forward and growing and growing our business and being the person, the leader, the entrepreneur that we can be. That's why we have to kind of step back sometimes.
It spans the globe like a super high school Internet Elvis. Today, Apple is going to reinvent the phone. It's not over until I win. The Living Your Legacy podcast. For those who live to leave a legacy.
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Welcome back to another episode of the Living Your Legacy podcast. For Insight Success, I am Ray Gutierrez, and I apologize for stumbling through my intro, but we're keeping this authentic.
How can perspective transform adversity into opportunity?
Joining me today is Terry Nathan. She is the CEO of Strong Girl Enterprises. Gosh, welcome to the show.
Thank you. Thank you for having me.
Of course. Welcome to Miami. I apologize that the weather's not here. This is what it looks like to wear a blazer and a sweater.
Yes.
I have become one of those now.
Well, it is cold.
Ma'am, you look amazing. Your purple blazer, your button. What did we just do? We filmed your episode for Women in Power. What are folks going to learn about you?
I think they're going to learn about... A little bit more about me and what I'm about, because there's a lot of coaches out there and there's a lot of there's a lot of distractions. But what, you know, what maybe I can do for them or maybe how they can think about things a little bit differently. You know, not not everybody's going to be a good fit for me or I for them. But this was about just getting in front of the camera to expand the mission.
I was going to say, you did a great job. I was your host, and you were very natural. I know you do speak on stages, and you were actually a little apprehensive of your video experience or filming experience. Talk about your perspective before and after.
My perspective, yes. So my perspective before was, oh, my goodness. And I think it's natural, right, to feel that way. But then, you know, I would say I have to use your words for you.
What role does emotional intelligence play in personal growth?
I just said to myself that this isn't anything you can't handle. It's just minus the stage in place for a chair, which is a lot more comfortable, honestly.
Right. It's great for the back.
It's great. Great experience. Really easy.
Well, I'm glad you enjoyed your experience. Where do you begin? Like, we want to get into your coaching about changing your mindset, changing your perspective. But where does that journey truly begin for you?
For me, about changing your mindset?
Yeah. Was it grandma?
It was grandma. Yes, it was grandma. And, you know, you think about like all the choices and all the things you've made in your life, all those lead up to that. And sometimes not making a choice is making a choice. And so we have to be careful. That's why we have to kind of step back sometimes and look at the big picture. That's what perspective is, is looking at the big picture, not the, you know, all the chaos right in front of us. But what else is going on around us?
For sure, for sure. Emotional maturity comes to mind, all sorts of key words, generational trauma.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What life lesson did Terrie Nathan learn from her grandmother?
0:00–1:50
2
How can perspective transform adversity into opportunity?
1:50–3:16
3
What role does emotional intelligence play in personal growth?
3:16–4:37
4
How can fear limit personal and professional growth?
4:37–6:10
5
What does authentic leadership look like in practice?
6:10–7:27
6
How can individuals create a ripple effect of change?
7:27–10:44
7
What strategies can help break free from a fear mindset?
10:44–13:26
8
How does personal authenticity impact connections with others?
13:26–21:58