Elevate Up: Leadership Lessons from The Sherpa

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  • Coach Steve Seay is a Leadership Coach and Trainer. If you’re ready to get clear about your vision while exploring the gaps you need to fill in order to create the lasting impact that you desire to contribute to the world - you’re in the right place! Together, we will learn how to elevate up our lives while facing daily challenges, obstacles and stressors. In fact, we talk about how we become better as a result of leaning into the” battlefield” of running a business, raising a family or creating a new habit that you want to become a lifestyle! This podcast is for you if you are hungry to grow, humble to learn and hone-able in your pursuit of mastery!
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Episodes
  • QUICK HIT: Lessons from Nature - Carrying a Heavy Load and Self-Forgiveness

    QUICK HIT: Lessons from Nature - Carrying a Heavy Load and Self-Forgiveness
    Nov 14 2024
    Are you chasing perfectionism? Can we ever really catch it? Welcome to the Elevate Up Leadership Coaching Podcast and an in-depth episode in THE YOSEMITE SERIES called "Leadership Lessons from Nature" with your Host, your Coach, and "The Sherpa" Steve Seay! In this episode, Host and Coach Steve Seay also known as the Sherpa, concludes his five-part Yosemite series by exploring the profound life lessons learned during a recent wilderness adventure. --- Steve shares insights from his time with leaders Yamini, Barry, and Lucas, focusing on the symbolism of carrying heavy loads in both nature and daily life. He dives into the principles of self-forgiveness, illustrating its importance in releasing negative core beliefs and replacing them with positive affirmations. Steve contrasts the futile pursuit of perfectionism with the attainable practice of mastery, encouraging listeners to measure their progress based on past achievements rather than unreachable ideals. Let's talk about this concept of a life team: Imagine the emotional, physical, and moral support that a close-knit group of individuals can provide. Steve stresses the value of having a diverse and supportive tribe to help navigate life's challenges. --- Are you looking to partake in an epic, transformational journey? This NEW program launches in January 2025. Tap HERE to grab your spot.

    Are you looking for a Leadership Coach helps you have RESULTS instead of REASONS? TAP HERE

    LEARN MORE ABOUT Coach Steve's Leadership SERVICES, the VOICES and TOPICS IN THIS EPISODE:

    Tap HERE to connect with "The Sherpa" Steve Seay

    Tap HERE to BOOK at Complimentary Call with Steve Seay

    Tap HERE to learn more about the Elevate Up 2025 Coaching Program

    Tap to WATCH the Preview for The 2nd Mountain Project 2025

    Tap HERE for Premium Additional Coaching from Steve on YouTube

    MORE WAYS TO CONNECT:

    Email Coach Steve Seay stevendseay@gmail.com

    Phone Coach Steve Seay (916) 715-9252

    Check out Steve Seay and Partners at Accelerate Leadership Group

    Check out Steve Seay on the Leadership Rising Podcast
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    19 mins
  • Family, Mentorship, and Mr. Mom | EVERYDAY HEROES with Eugene Pantangco

    Family, Mentorship, and Mr. Mom | EVERYDAY HEROES with Eugene Pantangco
    Nov 7 2024

    In this episode of the Elevate Up podcast, host Steve Seay welcomes Eugene Pantangco, a leadership coach, mentor, and father. They delve into Eugene's journey in practicing effective leadership across various facets of life, including his professional career and family dynamics.

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    Steve met Eugene during a Wellness training event several years ago discussing topics such as health, growth, mindset, raising a family. They built a friendship over time as they spent time in wellness/well-being meetings and various ‘coaching or mentorship’ projects. Eugene shares his insight when mentoring students at various levels and across topics from healthcare, entrepreneurship, and even parenting.

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    KEY TOPICS IN THIS EPISODE: the importance of being present, active listening, and creating your own definition of success. They explore parenting strategies, focusing on the value of family meals and the nuances of different developmental stages. Eugene shares how his cultural background and early experiences shaped his outlook on mentorship and personal growth. Emphasizing humility, setting boundaries, and continuous learning, Eugene provides invaluable insights into balancing professional and personal life.

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    Welcome to the Elevate Up Leadership Coaching Podcast and a deep-dive episode in our "EVERYDAY HEROES" series with your Host, your Coach, and "The Sherpa" Steve Seay!

    LEARN MORE ABOUT THE VOICES and TOPICS IN THIS EPISODE:

    Tap HERE to connect with "The Sherpa" Steve Seay

    Tap HERE to BOOK at Complimentary Call with Steve Seay

    Tap HERE to learn more about the Elevate Up 2025 Coaching Program

    Tap to WATCH the Preview for The 2nd Mountain Project 2025

    Tap HERE for Premium Additional Coaching from Steve on YouTube

    MORE WAYS TO CONNECT:

    Email Coach Steve Seay stevendseay@gmail.com
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    1 hr and 11 mins
  • QUICK HIT: How to weather life's storms

    QUICK HIT: How to weather life's storms
    Oct 31 2024

    We can learn so many lessons from TREES! Their roots represent a solid foundation while their branches reach towards the sky. They teach us how to weather life's storms WHILE continuing to grow. Coach Steve is taking us to visit the "trees" in today's episode of "Leadership Lessons from Nature".

    Welcome to the Elevate Up Leadership Coaching Podcast and an in-depth episode in THE YOSEMITE SERIES called "Leadership Lessons from Nature" with your Host, your Coach, and "The Sherpa" Steve Seay!

    Before we get into the episode, check this out! The COUNTDOWN to the 2nd Mountain Project is on. This NEW program launches in January 2025. Tap HERE to grab your spot.

    Coach Steve starts this episode with a deep reflection from his amazing FIVE-DAY Wilderness Experience in Yosemite. The idea is to capture how nature symbolizes something in our personal and professional life that we are also embarking on. Today, we're going to unpack what that looks with this episode on "TREES".

    Trees symbolize aspiration and potential. They also show resilience and endurance. They withstand different season and harsh conditions.

    LISTEN FOR THESE MOMENTS:

    "Trees represent connection and community. They have this interconnectedness with the roots forming this unseen network beneath the ground. This symbolizes relationships, family and the importance of community support. Trees also symbolize life and renewal. They undergo cycles of shedding leaves and regrowing themselves."

    Are you looking for a Leadership Coach helps you have RESULTS instead of REASONS? TAP HERE

    LEARN MORE ABOUT Coach Steve's Leadership SERVICES, the VOICES and TOPICS IN THIS EPISODE:

    Tap HERE to connect with "The Sherpa" Steve Seay

    Tap HERE to BOOK at Complimentary Call with Steve Seay

    Tap HERE to learn more about the Elevate Up 2025 Coaching Program

    Tap to WATCH the Preview for The 2nd Mountain Project 2025

    Tap HERE for Premium Additional Coaching from Steve on YouTube

    MORE WAYS TO CONNECT:

    Email Coach Steve Seay stevendseay@gmail.com

    Phone Coach Steve Seay (916) 715-9252

    Check out Steve Seay and Partners at Accelerate Leadership Group

    Check out Steve Seay on the Leadership Rising Podcast

    Nothing great can be created without enthusiasm. ~Ralph Waldo Emerson

    THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!

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    28 mins

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