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Welcome to The Love Your Coaching Podcast — a space for coaches and aspiring coaches who want to grow, learn, and feel inspired in their coaching journey Each episode explores real stories, practical insights, and honest reflections from coaches and clients across different fields — from education to leadership and beyond. Hosted by Charlie Warshawski, PCC — a UK-based coach, coach trainer, and supervisor with over 15 years of experience — the podcast aims to bring clarity, learning, and authenticity to the world of coaching. You may be just starting out or have years of experience as a coach. In either case, these conversations will help you deepen your skills, find confidence in your practice, and reconnect with why you love coaching. At Love Your Coaching, we believe in coaching that empowers people — not just as a profession, but as a way to grow and make a difference. Through this podcast, we're here to add learning value to the coaching community, clarify common misconceptions, and support coaches in building a sustainable, values-led practice. What will you hear? Many things, including interviews with new and experienced coaches, explanations about coaching skills and how to grow your coaching business, and much more. And all by coaches who love their coaching. Tune in every fortnight for new episodes full of insights, dilemmas, and inspiration to help you become a more confident, capable, and connected coach. Visit our website: [www.loveyourcoaching.com] Learn more about our courses and coaching qualifications: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/coach-training-and-qualifications/ Contacts: charlie@loveyourcoaching.com | hello@loveyourcoaching.com| 01306 264026 | 0774 8515189
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In this solo episode, Charlie introduces the second season of the podcast. He explains that we all have a "day 1" and all know the experience of starting out on our journey to be a coach. The series is wide-ranging, with solo and guest episodes, and the focus is strongly on helping coaches navigate the early days of engaging in coaching. Useful Links From This Episode: Our Website Our courses' date Charlie LinkedIn LYC Linkedin LYC Instagram LYC YouTube Transcript: Charlie Warshawski (00:06.232) Hello fellow coaches, I hope you're doing well. I hope you're having a good week and that whatever you're up to with your coaching that all is going swimmingly. Welcome to this second series of the Love Your Coaching podcast. This series is called starting your journey as a coach. I know I'm being risky using the J word so early on. I hope it doesn't scare people off. What I wanted to do in this series is to give you a flavour of what it's like starting off as a coach. We don't know with everyone who's listening where you are at in your journey. You might be thinking about becoming a coach. And so you're listening to this from that beginner perspective. You may have already started your journey and you're well on your way. So some of this stuff you already know, some of it not so much. You may be a really experienced coach and certainly there will be some good stuff here for you in this series as well. What we've got, we've got 18 episodes in this series. Nine of which are with me, blethering away, and nine of which are with wonderful guests. Let's talk about the guests first. Most of the guests are in their first five years of coaching practice. So they trained either during or after the pandemic, and they are talking about their first steps in coaching. And they're talking about how they're applying coaching, often in organizations, but also for themselves as well. One of the coaches trained before the pandemic and and has a slightly different perspective as well. The guests are wonderful. They are absolutely fab. I hope that you heard in series one how great and open and caring and interesting our guests are, you know, and they're talking a lot about themselves as well as what they're doing with their coaching in their jobs or in their own coaching practice as well. Lots to learn, lots to hear and just lots to really, really embrace with these wonderful coaches. The episodes that I've done are hopefully bit, they're practical. And what I'm looking to do in those episodes is share ideas, share thoughts, how to start, how to tackle some of these thorny decisions, like what's a qualification to take, like what's a good awarding body, like understanding the relationship between coaching and personal development, thinking about planning and mapping out your next steps once you've got qualified. Charlie Warshawski (02:31.884) what books to read, how to engage with a supervisor, those type of things. So it is from a beginning perspective as well. I'm not really talking here in this series about your coaching business. There will be lots and lots of episodes, more than one series, in fact, all around your coaching business. So I'm not really getting into that. There's one episode when we do talk a little bit about making a living from coaching, but mostly that's left until the third series. So. The episodes are going to be coming out regularly. Do tune in. We really want to hear your thoughts. We really want to hear your comments and your ideas. Thank you. Thank you for finding us. The Love Your Coaching podcast. Enjoy listening to this episode. Happy coaching. Have a good day. About Charlie: I'm Charlie Warshawski, a UK based coach, coach trainer and supervisor. Coaching has been my thing since 2007 and I've been keen to start this podcast, to help fellow coaches navigate the difficulties of running a coaching business or practice. Most of my coaching takes place in education and I love coaching school leaders. And most of the supervision I do is with coaches who are starting their coaching practice. Since 2019 I've been supporting new and experienced coaches with resources to help them grow their business – our free The Sustainable Coach programme is available to all coaches, and over 200 coaches have accessed these resources. Away from coaching, four children, three pets, a poor table tennis and cycling schedule and a thirst for language learning all keep me busy. Love Your Coaching Resources: Visit our website Learn more about our courses and coaching qualifications Contacts: charlie@loveyourcoaching.com | hello@loveyourcoaching.com | 01306 264026 | 0774 8515189 Rate and Review the Podcast: If you enjoyed this episode of The Love Your Coaching Podcast, please take a moment to rate and review it on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Your feedback really helps more coaches find the show and join our growing community of reflective practitioners. Don't Miss the Next Episode! Be notified when new episodes are released — sign up for our free newsletter to receive coaching insights, episode updates, and learning tips straight to your inbox.
In this end of series episode, Charlie spends some time recapping the whole series. He shares thoughts and ideas about the wonderful guests who have participated, and the important and helpful learnings that have emerged from them. Useful Links From This Episode: Website: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/ Our courses: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/course-dates/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charliewarshawski/ Instagram / X: https://www.instagram.com/loveyourcoaching/?hl=en Podcast or YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@loveyourcoaching About Charlie: I'm Charlie Warshawski, a UK based coach, coach trainer and supervisor. Coaching has been my thing since 2007 and I've been keen to start this podcast, to help fellow coaches navigate the difficulties of running a coaching business or practice. Most of my coaching takes place in education and I love coaching school leaders. And most of the supervision I do is with coaches who are starting their coaching practice. Since 2019 I've been supporting new and experienced coaches with resources to help them grow their business – our free The Sustainable Coach programme is available to all coaches, and over 200 coaches have accessed these resources. Away from coaching, four children, three pets, a poor table tennis and cycling schedule and a thirst for language learning all keep me busy. Love Your Coaching Resources: Visit our website: [ www.loveyourcoaching.com ] Learn more about our courses and coaching qualifications: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/coach-training-and-qualifications/ Contacts: charlie@loveyourcoaching.com | hello@loveyourcoaching.com| 01306 264026 | 0774 8515189 Rate and Review the Podcast: If you enjoyed this episode of The Love Your Coaching Podcast, please take a moment to rate and review it on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Your feedback really helps more coaches find the show and join our growing community of reflective practitioners. Don't Miss the Next Episode! Be notified when new episodes are released — sign up for our free newsletter to receive coaching insights, episode updates, and learning tips straight to your inbox.
In this solo episode, Charlie reflects on his own personal coaching journey, from a new coach in 2007, up until today. He explores those early days, the challenges he had, and the changes he's gone through over the years. Main Topics Discussed in the Episode: In this conversation, Charlie reflects on the very personal and individual experiences that we all have as coaches as we evolve our practice, offering valuable lessons that can help you grow in your own coaching journey. We also talk about: [Main Point 1]- his early coach training and the challenges of finding his first client [Main Point 2] – training and earning his ICF PCC accreditation [Main Point 3] – starting an ILM coach training centre [Main Point 4] – and developing as an ICF coach mentor and a coaching supervisor Each story shared brings real-life insights that both new and experienced coaches can connect with and learn from. Useful Links From This Episode: Website: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/ Our courses: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/course-dates/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charliewarshawski/ Instagram / X: https://www.instagram.com/loveyourcoaching/?hl=en Podcast or YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@loveyourcoaching About Charlie: I'm Charlie Warshawski, a UK based coach, coach trainer and supervisor. Coaching has been my thing since 2007 and I've been keen to start this podcast, to help fellow coaches navigate the difficulties of running a coaching business or practice. Most of my coaching takes place in education and I love coaching school leaders. And most of the supervision I do is with coaches who are starting their coaching practice. Since 2019 I've been supporting new and experienced coaches with resources to help them grow their business – our free The Sustainable Coach programme is available to all coaches, and over 200 coaches have accessed these resources. Away from coaching, four children, three pets, a poor table tennis and cycling schedule and a thirst for language learning all keep me busy. Love Your Coaching Resources: Visit our website: [ www.loveyourcoaching.com ] Learn more about our courses and coaching qualifications: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/coach-training-and-qualifications/ Contacts: charlie@loveyourcoaching.com | hello@loveyourcoaching.com| 01306 264026 | 0774 8515189 Rate and Review the Podcast: If you enjoyed this episode of The Love Your Coaching Podcast, please take a moment to rate and review it on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Your feedback really helps more coaches find the show and join our growing community of reflective practitioners. Don't Miss the Next Episode! Be notified when new episodes are released — sign up for our free newsletter to receive coaching insights, episode updates, and learning tips straight to your inbox.
Introducing guest and episode In this episode, Charlie meets Emma and Rachel, two school leaders who have experienced the benefit of coaching. They work in a school in Berkshire and have been involved in a coaching programme for some time, so have some insightful comments and opinions. Main topics discussed in this episode: Emma and Rachel were coached by our own Sue Webb, who is a former head teacher and a very experienced coach. They were very keen to explain and describe their own coaching experience in some detail. What it's like, how it feels, and what benefits they are getting from the coaching. We talked about some of the important areas for coachees, such as: Having the space to come up with their own thoughts and ideas The trusted relationship with their coach The warmth and care shown How useful coaching is for them as school leaders And of course, the fact that they aren't getting any advice! It was a joyful conversation, and one that made me very proud. Both of Sue, and of coaching in general. About our guests Rachel Gregg Emma Bradshaw Assistant Head for Inclusion Year 2 Team Leader and Class Teacher I have been in education for 22 years and have had several different roles. This is my first role as part of the Senior Leadership Team in my school and I have thoroughly valued my coaching sessions as they have taught me a lot about myself as well as helping me to become better at my job. I have been teaching for over 20 years and have taught in the UK and Internationally including countries such as Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Romania. I love going to the coaching sessions every half term at my school as they help with my growth as a person and a professional. Also knowing that I have the answers within me is a very powerful skill to possess. About Charlie: I'm Charlie Warshawski, a UK based coach, coach trainer and supervisor. Coaching has been my thing since 2007 and I've been keen to start this podcast, to help fellow coaches navigate the difficulties of running a coaching business or practice. Most of my coaching takes place in education and I love coaching school leaders. And most of the supervision I do is with coaches who are starting their coaching practice. Since 2019 I've been supporting new and experienced coaches with resources to help them grow their business – our free The Sustainable Coach programme is available to all coaches, and over 200 coaches have accessed these resources. Away from coaching, four children, three pets, a poor table tennis and cycling schedule and a thirst for language learning all keep me busy. Love Your Coaching Resources: Our courses: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/course-dates/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charliewarshawski/ Instagram / X: https://www.instagram.com/loveyourcoaching/?hl=en Podcast or YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@loveyourcoaching Contacts: charlie@loveyourcoaching.com | hello@loveyourcoaching.com| 01306 264026 | 0774 8515189 Rate and Review the Podcast: If you enjoyed this episode of The Love Your Coaching Podcast, please take a moment to rate and review it on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Your feedback really helps more coaches find the show and join our growing community of reflective practitioners. Don't Miss the Next Episode! Be notified when new episodes are released — sign up for our free newsletter to receive coaching insights, episode updates, and learning tips straight to your inbox.
Introducing guest and episode In this episode, Charlie meets Kerri O'Neill, Chief People and Transformation Officer at Ipsos Mori and of course, ILM L7 qualified coach, who champions and supports coaching throughout the organisation. Together, they explore coaching in the context of HR in large organisations, sharing reflections, stories, and practical insights about coaching and personal growth. Main Topics Discussed in the Episode: In this conversation, Kerri talks about the importance of coaching for HR, and why she believes that HR and coaching are perfect bedfellows. We also talk about her own career, and the point at which coaching started to become important to her. And her involvement in the wonderful coaching programme at Ofcom that was part of her legacy. Each story shared brings real-life insights that coaches at all levels can relate to and learn from. Connect with [Guest First Name]: If you'd like to learn more about Kerri's work or explore her coaching resources, you can visit: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kerriannoneill/ Useful Links From This Episode: Connect with [Guest First Name]: Website: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charliewarshawski/ Instagram / X: https://www.instagram.com/loveyourcoaching/?hl=en Podcast or YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@loveyourcoaching About Charlie: I'm Charlie Warshawski, a UK based coach, coach trainer and supervisor. Coaching has been my thing since 2007 and I've been keen to start this podcast, to help fellow coaches navigate the difficulties of running a coaching business or practice. Most of my coaching takes place in education and I love coaching school leaders. And most of the supervision I do is with coaches who are starting their coaching practice. Since 2019 I've been supporting new and experienced coaches with resources to help them grow their business – our free The Sustainable Coach programme is available to all coaches, and over 200 coaches have accessed these resources. Away from coaching, four children, three pets, a poor table tennis and cycling schedule and a thirst for language learning all keep me busy. Love Your Coaching Resources: Visit our website: [ www.loveyourcoaching.com ] Learn more about our courses and coaching qualifications: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/coach-training-and-qualifications/ Contacts: charlie@loveyourcoaching.com | hello@loveyourcoaching.com| 01306 264026 | 0774 8515189 Rate and Review the Podcast: If you enjoyed this episode of The Love Your Coaching Podcast, please take a moment to rate and review it on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Your feedback really helps more coaches find the show and join our growing community of reflective practitioners. Don't Miss the Next Episode! Be notified when new episodes are released — sign up for our free newsletter to receive coaching insights, episode updates, and learning tips straight to your inbox.
In this solo episode, Charlie draws on his experience of seeing over a thousand people train to be coaches, and talks about why people are drawn to learning this skill In this episode, talks about how people gradually go from being interested in coaching, to becoming passionate about it Main Topics Discussed in the Episode: In this conversation, he reflects on what we can learn by thinking about what coaches love about coaching. He also talks about: [Main Point 1]: the moment when coaches start feeling confident and realising they can coach well [Main Point 2]: when coaches see the impact of their coaching on their clients [Main Point 3): how more experienced coaches are able to use coaching skills in different parts of their lives Each story shared brings real-life insights that both new and experienced coaches can connect with and learn from. Useful Links From This Episode: Website: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/ Our courses: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/course-dates/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charliewarshawski/ Instagram / X: https://www.instagram.com/loveyourcoaching/?hl=en Podcast or YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@loveyourcoaching About Charlie: I'm Charlie Warshawski, a UK based coach, coach trainer and supervisor. Coaching has been my thing since 2007 and I've been keen to start this podcast, to help fellow coaches navigate the difficulties of running a coaching business or practice. Most of my coaching takes place in education and I love coaching school leaders. And most of the supervision I do is with coaches who are starting their coaching practice. Since 2019 I've been supporting new and experienced coaches with resources to help them grow their business – our free The Sustainable Coach programme is available to all coaches, and over 200 coaches have accessed these resources. Away from coaching, four children, three pets, a poor table tennis and cycling schedule and a thirst for language learning all keep me busy. Love Your Coaching Resources: Visit our website: [ www.loveyourcoaching.com ] Learn more about our courses and coaching qualifications: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/coach-training-and-qualifications/ Contacts: charlie@loveyourcoaching.com | hello@loveyourcoaching.com| 01306 264026 | 0774 8515189 Rate and Review the Podcast: If you enjoyed this episode of The Love Your Coaching Podcast, please take a moment to rate and review it on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Your feedback really helps more coaches find the show and join our growing community of reflective practitioners. Don't Miss the Next Episode! Be notified when new episodes are released — sign up for our free newsletter to receive coaching insights, episode updates, and learning tips straight to your inbox.
Introducing guest and episode In this episode, Charlie meets John Towers, head at Barrowhills Primary School in Surrey, and twice qualified coach. John has been an advocate for coaching in schools for many years and has managed many coaching related initiatives. Together they talk about the opportunities for coaching within schools, for the benefit of pupils, teachers and leaders Main Topics Discussed in the Episode: In this conversation, John shares his enthusiasm for coaching, his background as a coaching style of leader, and the pathway that has led him to his position We also talk about his career, and the point at which coaching started to become important to him. And how coaching is changing within the education sector, and how many more heads are embracing a coaching approach to leadership. Each story shared brings real-life insights that coaches at all levels can relate to and learn from. Useful Links From This Episode: Our resources: Website: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charliewarshawski/ Instagram / X: https://www.instagram.com/loveyourcoaching/?hl=en Podcast or YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@loveyourcoaching About Charlie: I'm Charlie Warshawski, a UK based coach, coach trainer and supervisor. Coaching has been my thing since 2007 and I've been keen to start this podcast, to help fellow coaches navigate the difficulties of running a coaching business or practice. Most of my coaching takes place in education and I love coaching school leaders. And most of the supervision I do is with coaches who are starting their coaching practice. Since 2019 I've been supporting new and experienced coaches with resources to help them grow their business – our free The Sustainable Coach programme is available to all coaches, and over 200 coaches have accessed these resources. Away from coaching, four children, three pets, a poor table tennis and cycling schedule and a thirst for language learning all keep me busy. Love Your Coaching Resources: Visit our website: [ www.loveyourcoaching.com ] Learn more about our courses and coaching qualifications: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/coach-training-and-qualifications/ Contacts: charlie@loveyourcoaching.com | hello@loveyourcoaching.com| 01306 264026 | 0774 8515189 Rate and Review the Podcast: If you enjoyed this episode of The Love Your Coaching Podcast, please take a moment to rate and review it on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Your feedback really helps more coaches find the show and join our growing community of reflective practitioners. Don't Miss the Next Episode! Be notified when new episodes are released — sign up for our free newsletter to receive coaching insights, episode updates, and learning tips straight to your inbox.
In this episode, Charlie talks with Hilary Oliver, MCC coach, ICF coach mentor and 2017 ICF Global Chair. Hilary's contribution to the world of coaching goes back for 20 years and she came to talk to us about her extensive experience. Together, they explore Hilary's background and career, the changes she has seen in her 20 years as a coach and much more. Main Topics Discussed in the Episode: In this conversation, Hilary and Charlie explore what it's like to be a seasoned coach, who has seen many changes in the industry. She talks about how she became a coaching mentor then a supervisor, and the value she places on rigorous professional practice We also talk about why she became a coach in the first place, and why, many years on, her passion for coaching still burns brightly. Each story shared brings real-life insights that coaches at all levels can relate to and learn from. Connect with Hilary. If you'd like to learn more about Hilary's background and profile, you can visit: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hilary-oliver-mcc-503a5/ Useful Links From This Episode: Website: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charliewarshawski/ Instagram / X: https://www.instagram.com/loveyourcoaching/?hl=en Podcast or YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@loveyourcoaching About Charlie: I'm Charlie Warshawski, a UK based coach, coach trainer and supervisor. Coaching has been my thing since 2007 and I've been keen to start this podcast, to help fellow coaches navigate the difficulties of running a coaching business or practice. Most of my coaching takes place in education and I love coaching school leaders. And most of the supervision I do is with coaches who are starting their coaching practice. Since 2019 I've been supporting new and experienced coaches with resources to help them grow their business – our free The Sustainable Coach programme is available to all coaches, and over 200 coaches have accessed these resources. Away from coaching, four children, three pets, a poor table tennis and cycling schedule and a thirst for language learning all keep me busy. Love Your Coaching Resources: Visit our website: [ www.loveyourcoaching.com ] Learn more about our courses and coaching qualifications: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/coach-training-and-qualifications/ Contacts: charlie@loveyourcoaching.com | hello@loveyourcoaching.com| 01306 264026 | 0774 8515189 Rate and Review the Podcast: If you enjoyed this episode of The Love Your Coaching Podcast, please take a moment to rate and review it on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Your feedback really helps more coaches find the show and join our growing community of reflective practitioners. Don't Miss the Next Episode! Be notified when new episodes are released — sign up for our free newsletter to receive coaching insights, episode updates, and learning tips straight to your inbox.
Introducing guest and episode In this episode, Charlie meets Ros Toynbee, MCC coach and learning and development manager at Ofcom, where she leads on and supports a business wide coaching support programme for this 1400 people strong organisation. Together, they explore Ros's background and career, the changes she has seen in her 20 years as a coach and much more. Main Topics Discussed in the Episode: In this conversation, Ros shares valuable insights about how to organise a business wide coaching programme, giving everyone in the organisation the chance to receive coaching. she talks of the joys of spreading the coaching message far and wide, and the impact of coaching for the organisation. We also talk about why she became a coach in the first place, and why, many years on, her passion for coaching still burns brightly. Each story shared brings real-life insights that coaches at all levels can relate to and learn from. Connect with [Ros Toynbee]: If you'd like to learn more about Ros's own work or explore her coaching resources, you can visit: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rostoynbee/ Useful Links From This Episode: Connect with [Guest First Name]: Website: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charliewarshawski/ Instagram / X: https://www.instagram.com/loveyourcoaching/?hl=en Podcast or YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@loveyourcoaching About Charlie: I'm Charlie Warshawski, a UK based coach, coach trainer and supervisor. Coaching has been my thing since 2007 and I've been keen to start this podcast, to help fellow coaches navigate the difficulties of running a coaching business or practice. Most of my coaching takes place in education and I love coaching school leaders. And most of the supervision I do is with coaches who are starting their coaching practice. Since 2019 I've been supporting new and experienced coaches with resources to help them grow their business – our free The Sustainable Coach programme is available to all coaches, and over 200 coaches have accessed these resources. Away from coaching, four children, three pets, a poor table tennis and cycling schedule and a thirst for language learning all keep me busy. Love Your Coaching Resources: Visit our website: [ www.loveyourcoaching.com ] Learn more about our courses and coaching qualifications: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/coach-training-and-qualifications/ Contacts: charlie@loveyourcoaching.com | hello@loveyourcoaching.com| 01306 264026 | 0774 8515189 Rate and Review the Podcast: If you enjoyed this episode of The Love Your Coaching Podcast, please take a moment to rate and review it on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Your feedback really helps more coaches find the show and join our growing community of reflective practitioners. Don't Miss the Next Episode! Be notified when new episodes are released — sign up for our free newsletter to receive coaching insights, episode updates, and learning tips straight to your inbox.
In this solo episode, Charlie reflects on what it is about coaching that organisations appreciate, drawing from his experience as a coach, trainer, and supervisor. He explores [why organisations choose coaching over other similar interventions], offering insights and reflections to help coaches strengthen their confidence, grow their practice, and stay connected to their values. Main Topics Discussed in the Episode: In this conversation, Charlie reflects on [the role of coaching to support organisational development and change], offering valuable lessons that can help you grow in your own coaching journey. We also talk about: [Main Point 1] Helping colleagues access coaching [Main Point 2] Coaching for both individual and organisational development [Main Point 3] Organisations who train an in-house coaching team [Main Point 4] And how coaching gets used around the organisation Each story shared brings real-life insights that both new and experienced coaches can connect with and learn from. Useful Links From This Episode: Website: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/ Our courses: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/course-dates/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charliewarshawski/ Instagram / X: https://www.instagram.com/loveyourcoaching/?hl=en Podcast or YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@loveyourcoaching About Charlie: I'm Charlie Warshawski, a UK based coach, coach trainer and supervisor. Coaching has been my thing since 2007 and I've been keen to start this podcast, to help fellow coaches navigate the difficulties of running a coaching business or practice. Most of my coaching takes place in education and I love coaching school leaders. And most of the supervision I do is with coaches who are starting their coaching practice. Since 2019 I've been supporting new and experienced coaches with resources to help them grow their business – our free The Sustainable Coach programme is available to all coaches, and over 200 coaches have accessed these resources. Away from coaching, four children, three pets, a poor table tennis and cycling schedule and a thirst for language learning all keep me busy. Love Your Coaching Resources: Visit our website: [ www.loveyourcoaching.com ] Learn more about our courses and coaching qualifications: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/coach-training-and-qualifications/ Contacts: charlie@loveyourcoaching.com | hello@loveyourcoaching.com| 01306 264026 | 0774 8515189 Rate and Review the Podcast: If you enjoyed this episode of The Love Your Coaching Podcast, please take a moment to rate and review it on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Your feedback really helps more coaches find the show and join our growing community of reflective practitioners. Don't Miss the Next Episode! Be notified when new episodes are released — sign up for our free newsletter to receive coaching insights, episode updates, and learning tips straight to your inbox.
In this solo episode, Charlie reflects on [why it is that people are drawn to being coached], drawing from his experience as a coach, trainer, and supervisor. He explores [this important question, to help us all understand what it is that attracts people to want to have coaching.] He offers real-world insights and reflections to help coaches strengthen their confidence, grow their practice, and stay connected to their values. Main Topics Discussed in the Episode: In this conversation, Charlie reflects on [the coachee experience], offering valuable lessons that can help you grow in your own coaching journey. [Main Point 1] – what benefits coachees commonly experience [Main Point 2] – the appreciation of being in the coaching environment [Main Point 3] – having a coaching relationship that is different to pretty well every other relationship [Main Point 4] – and making time for personal and professional development Each story shared brings real-life insights that both new and experienced coaches can connect with and learn from. Our resources for you: Website: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/ Our courses: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/course-dates/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charliewarshawski/ Instagram / X: https://www.instagram.com/loveyourcoaching/?hl=en Podcast or YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@loveyourcoaching
In this solo episode, Charlie reflects on the origins and development of the coaching industry. He explores how coaching first started, how it has developed, and the shape of the coaching sector in 2025. The reflections he has help to understand this great practice that coaches are engaged in Main Topics Discussed in the Episode: In this conversation, Charlie reflects on what the development of the coaching industry mean to us, offering valuable lessons that can help you grow in your own coaching journey. [Main Point 1] – how coaching started, way back when! [Main Point 2] – the debt of gratitude that coaching has to therapy and other 121 support approaches [Main Point 3] – the gradual professionalising of the coaching sector [Main Point 4] – coaching is here to stay. Each story shared brings real-life insights that both new and experienced coaches can connect with and learn from. Useful Links From This Episode: Website: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/ Our courses: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/course-dates/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charliewarshawski/ Instagram / X: https://www.instagram.com/loveyourcoaching/?hl=en YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@loveyourcoaching
In this introductory episode, Charlie welcomes coaches to the podcast channel, shares some thoughts about the channel and what it will be used for. There's a bit of an explainer about each series, the types of topics that will be discussed, and how best to use the podcast. As ever, Charlie's care and enthusiasm for coaching comes through, throughout this intro recording. Useful Links From This Episode: Charlie coaching website Our coaching courses Our LinkedIn Our Instagram Our YouTube Transcript: Welcome to the Love Your Coaching Podcast. This is... Charlie Warshawski (00:38.222) Welcome to the Love Your Coaching podcast. I'm Charlie Wyszawski and I'm delighted to be able to launch this podcast for you. It's been quite a long time in coming. I'm a bit of a planner and I've enjoyed the last couple of years putting this all together, practicing, having a go and trying to work out exactly what is the right thing. So this episode is a brief introduction to the podcast and to let you know what to expect. Firstly, who's it for? It's for all coaches. You might be a new coach or you might be a very experienced coach. You might be an internal coach working full-time using your coaching skills within an organisation. You might be a freelance coach, someone running their own coaching business or perhaps working as an associate for other coaching providers. You might not be devoting all of your working life to coaching. You might have a different day job. You might be a leader of some sort or someone running a team. and you have coaching skills and a coaching approach that you bring to them. Whoever you are, you are very, very welcome and thank you. Thank you for engaging in coaching. Whichever bit of the coaching world that you are involved with, thank you. We know it's quite a new sector, isn't it? And to be able to get involved with this in a professional way, I think is a wonderful, wonderful thing. So let me explain a little bit about what to expect with this podcast. We are releasing this in series and we've put together seven or eight different series all with a slightly different flavour. All for coaches. All for coaches to be able to really think about their own practice in a whole number of ways. This first series we're calling this Loving Your Coaching. So it's a gentle introduction. It's an idea of getting to grips with some of the reasons why people engage in coaching, whether as coaches or as coaching clients or as organisations. And we'll also start hearing from some of our guests and people have really thrown themselves into coaching and finding out a little bit about them and their story. We've got further episodes planned. Some are already partly recorded. We've got episodes on developing your coaching business. We've got episodes on how to organise and think about having coaching take place within your organisation. We've got episodes about the coaching industry. And we've got a whole series around coaching skills and developing your own coaching approach. And of course, we have the important episodes about developing and growing a sustainable coaching practice that can help you make a living fully or partly, probably more likely, partly from coaching. And we definitely have a series about some of the dramas, some of the challenges, some of the controversies, some of the polemics that we have going on in the coaching sector. Each series will partly be me on my own, sharing my thoughts and my ideas and reflections, and partly will be guest episodes. And I have to say, we've only recorded about 20 guest episodes, and they're wonderful, wonderful, wonderful people who are really prepared to come along and share and talk and be vulnerable, but also be really knowledgeable about their own coaching. So that's a bit of a flavour of what we've got coming up. Why this stuff? Why are we particularly interested in these areas? There's a whole number of reasons. Firstly, we are looking to have our podcast be a bit of an accessible version of what we offer generally at Love Your Coaching. We train coaches, we mentor coaches, we supervise coaches, we write articles, have a YouTube channel. So we resource coaches well. We really want to help coaches develop and grow their skills as well as develop and grow their coaching business. So although a podcast is a slightly more informal approach than for example, a training course or some YouTube demonstration videos, we nevertheless want to have the podcast add value to you coaches in a similar way. Some of the topics, some of the areas we're choosing are because they are under explored. We don't think that there's enough, for example, about the coaching industry. Charlie Warshawski (06:11.668) some of these topics are being explored because we don't think that there's enough exploration of them generally. We don't hear very much about some of the challenges and some of the problems in the coaching industry. We don't hear much about the unhelpful marketing activities that go on and some of the controversial ethical challenges that there might be. So we want to explore some of those. But I think mostly we want to explore things so that we can support coaches. So that we can really help coaches navigate through all of the information that's out there so that they can access good materials, they can access good practice, and they feel like that they're very well supported and they have a little bit of a leg up. So that's why we put those things in. And probably underneath it all is, as people often say to me, it's in the title, is what we've called this company, what we call these podcasts. Love your coaching, we love coaching. We think coaching is a wonderful thing and I feel very blessed to be alive at a time when coaching is really in its ascendancy. And that's why we have so much to say. We have so much to share and we have so much to learn from other fellow coaches. So that gives you a bit of a flavour of what will be coming up, what to look forward to. The episodes will get dropped, I understand, it's a vernacular every fortnight and the idea is that you can gradually build up this bank of knowledge and information and learn. And we will release them in series. So this first series called Loving Your Coaching, then it's going to be following, the following series will be all about getting started as a coach and so on and so on. Each series is going to have something between 10 and 20 episodes, something of that nature. You can... Pick it up on any of your favourite podcast platforms. We know that that changes all, all, all of the time. And we will resource it very well. We will put in show notes, we'll put in links to some of the other stuff that we have available. And we'll definitely put in information and resources about the coaches who are going to be also as our guests. So please come along and join us and do perhaps tell us about things you'd love to hear about on the Love Your Coaching podcast. We will definitely be planning on Charlie Warshawski (08:32.362) supporting coaches as much as we can so we're definitely, definitely open to some ideas. And I hope that whatever you're doing this week, whether you're coaching, whether you're reading about coaching, whether you're studying some coaching material, that you're having a good, good coaching week and I look forward to seeing you and hearing from you and being involved with you on the Love Your Coaching podcast. Have a good day. About Charlie: I'm Charlie Warshawski, a UK based coach, coach trainer and supervisor. Coaching has been my thing since 2007 and I've been keen to start this podcast, to help fellow coaches navigate the difficulties of running a coaching business or practice. Most of my coaching takes place in education and I love coaching school leaders. And most of the supervision I do is with coaches who are starting their coaching practice. Since 2019 I've been supporting new and experienced coaches with resources to help them grow their business – our free The Sustainable Coach programme is available to all coaches, and over 200 coaches have accessed these resources. Away from coaching, four children, three pets, a poor table tennis and cycling schedule and a thirst for language learning all keep me busy. Love Your Coaching Resources: Visit our website: [ www.loveyourcoaching.com ] Learn more about our coaching courses Contacts: charlie@loveyourcoaching.com | hello@loveyourcoaching.com| 01306 264026 | 0774 8515189 Rate and Review the Podcast: If you enjoyed this episode of The Love Your Coaching Podcast, please take a moment to rate and review it on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Your feedback really helps more coaches find the show and join our growing community of reflective practitioners.
Welcome to the Love Your Coaching Podcast — a space for thoughtful conversations about coaching, professionalism, learning, and what keeps us connected to this work over time. In this short trailer, Charlie introduces the podcast and shares what you can expect from the series ahead: reflections on why people love coaching, conversations with coaches, clients, and leaders, and honest insights into the realities of coaching practice — from confidence and doubt to growth, supervision, and impact. This podcast is for coaches at every stage of their journey, and for anyone curious about how coaching supports people, organisations, and cultures in a more human way. 🎧 New episodes coming soon. About Charlie: I'm Charlie Warshawski, a UK based coach, coach trainer and supervisor. Coaching has been my thing since 2007 and I've been keen to start this podcast, to help fellow coaches navigate the difficulties of running a coaching business or practice. Most of my coaching takes place in education and I love coaching school leaders. And most of the supervision I do is with coaches who are starting their coaching practice. Since 2019 I've been supporting new and experienced coaches with resources to help them grow their business – our free The Sustainable Coach programme is available to all coaches, and over 200 coaches have accessed these resources. Away from coaching, four children, three pets, a poor table tennis and cycling schedule and a thirst for language learning all keep me busy. Love Your Coaching Resources: Visit our website: [ www.loveyourcoaching.com ] Learn more about our courses and coaching qualifications: https://www.loveyourcoaching.com/coach-training-and-qualifications/ Contacts: charlie@loveyourcoaching.com | hello@loveyourcoaching.com| 01306 264026 | 0774 8515189 Don't Miss the Next Episode! Be notified when new episodes are released — sign up for our free newsletter to receive coaching insights, episode updates, and learning tips straight to your inbox.
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