Podcast appearances and mentions of gideon culman

Meet Gideon Culman, one of the facilitators of our Answering the Call program. As a facilitator, Gideon has helped many servant leaders reflect deeply on their own sense of mission and calling.  He is a certified Master Coach and is the founder and president of K Street Coaching, an executive coaching firm based in Washington, DC.  In this episode, he talks about his path to becoming a coach and his experiences with holding space for servant leaders in our ATC program.  He also talks about how conversations with his most recent ATC group inspired him to jump into the arena himself to run for a local school committee!

On this episode of the Coaching Studio, I am thrilled to introduce you to Gideon Culman, MCC. Someone who I consider a good friend. I thoroughly enjoyed this thoughtful conversation with Gideon as we launch grenades into ideas about non-judgment and explore the idea of skillfully cultivated ignorance.  Join me as we consider how our world is created and impacted by how we show up as a coach.Gideon received his MCC in 2020. He works primarily with individuals considering a life in politics. He brings a deeply thoughtful style and curiosity into his coaching. Gideon believes that embracing curiosity is essential to creating the world we want. Life today is accelerating at a ferocious clip. The stability, predictability, and certainty that we may have taken for granted are falling away. The more tightly we cling to a fleeting world order we once knew, the more fluidly it seems to slip through our fingers. Stepping back and taking in the impact of the volatility that greets us at every turn can take our breaths away. Rising to the occasion of life in a rapidly evolving world and our exceedingly demanding roles in it leaves us with no choice but to grow and change.Learn more about Gideon Culman, MCC, by visiting his Website K-Street CoachingFind Gideon Culman, MCC, on LinkedInCheck out his Podcast Master Coach CollectionAnd learn more about Lego Serious PlayRead the transcript and find other links here. Host: Lyssa deHart, LICSW, MCC, BCC Music: Frolic by Harrison Amer Production Editing: Lyssa deHart Social Media and Communications: Michele Logan

“Once we can see that we are not this enduring, consistent, perfect self that we've constructed ourselves to be—that we see all the ways in which we don't show up aligned with our intentions or who we want to be in the world—we start to have compassion for other people and their challenges in doing so. Once we see our complexity, we can see others' complexity.” — Valerie Livesay Embracing every aspect of ourselves can feel squarely at odds with how we're accustomed to showing up in our lives. But what is the cost of only ever putting our best foot forward? In this episode Valerie Livesay invites Zafer Achi and Gideon Culman to reflect on their experiences of integrating the parts of their lives that they had until recently been reluctant to fully claim.

Welcome to the 37th Episode of the #100MasterCoaches​ Show. In this episode, Mel interviews Gideon Culman, MCC from Washington DC, USA. Gideon is the Founder and President of K Street Coaching. Gideon holds a Master Certified Coach credential from the ICF and focuses his executive coaching practice serving the law and government relations firms on and adjacent to Washington DC's K Street corridor and beyond. Clients are inspired to work with Gideon because of his thoughtful engagement which magnifies their curiosity about life and ignites sustained performance breakthroughs. Gideon translates his theoretical background into plain English, gently yet powerfully supporting clients to experience adaptive growth. Gideon's Master Coach Collection podcast introduces listeners to deep, intimate portraits of the most highly qualified and seasoned coaches in the world. Adapting a global perspective, Gideon revels in learning new languages. Based in Washington, DC, Gideon has experience living and working throughout Europe, China, Japan, and the Middle East. He holds Master of Arts degrees in Liberal Arts and Eastern Classics from St. John's College in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and earned a Bachelor of Arts in Human Ecology from College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor, Maine. Become a Certified Coach like Gideon, we invite you to start your journey here at Catalyst Coach www.catalystcoach.live

"I want to have my insides match my outsides. I want how I view myself internally to match my external behavior. That's my objective every day. That's my purpose. And if I do that, then I know I'm a good human for others." – Carly Anderson Carly Anderson is a Master Certified Coach. Since 2005 Carly has served the International Coaching Federation as an assessor, evaluating the skills of coaches applying for credentials. Carly also mentors coaches engaged in growth toward their next credential. In this conversation, Gideon Culman and Carly Anderson each share their path into master-level coaching and discuss how this journey has impacted their lives.

How does life change when we leave behind the initial fascination of reading about theories of adult development to learning how to actually assess stage development in conversations with the people around us? Cultivating Leadership partners Jennifer Garvey Berger and Carolyn Coughlin interview Where Genius Grows host Gideon Culman about his experience undergoing their Growth Edge Coaching certification program.

Gideon Culman of K Street Coaching sits down with Rock to share his wildly cool background, exactly what an executive coach does and who his favorite rapper of all time is.  Gideon believes that embracing curiosity is essential to creating the world we want. Life today is accelerating at a ferocious clip. The stability, predictability, and certainty that we may have taken for granted is falling away. The more tightly we cling to a fleeting world order we once knew, the more fluidly it seems to slip through our fingers. Stepping back and taking in the impact of the volatility that greets us at every turn can take our breaths away. Rising to the occasion of life in a rapidly evolving world, and our exceedingly demanding roles in it, leaves us with no choice but to grow and change. “Gideon is great to work with because he's easy to relate to, an interesting, kind guy with a great sense of humor – but he never lets that get in the way of saying what needs to be said. And sometimes what needs to be said is nothing. In this kind of work, the silences can be as important and powerful as anything else, and Gideon has the confidence and understanding to let those silences stand, allowing what's important and powerful to emerge from it.”                       — Advertising Executive This is why K Street Coaching® exists. Gideon supports senior leaders to pause, breathe, adopt new perspectives, consider deeper questions, and take better actions. Gideon holds masters degrees in Eastern Classics and Liberal Arts from St. John's College. He likes to wander outside right before dawn and well up with awe as the sun casts long shadows and paints the District around him bold shades of daybreak. Previously an international development professional, Gideon refocused on attention on developing individuals' lives in 2012, for many years traveling to Kuala Lumpur and New York City to train others coaches. Parenting two boisterous children with his wife, coaxing refractory leafy greens out of his community garden soil, and losing himself in stories from all points across the globe provide Gideon with lenses through which to see how we can bring ourselves most fully to our lives. Gideon holds each conversation he records for his podcast Where Genius Grows as a brilliant tile in an expanding mosaic that sheds light on the complexity and interconnectedness of our world. https://kstreetcoaching.com  

Can restaurants create a culture of mutually reinforcing culinary excellence and personal dignity? Gideon Culman of K Street Coaching and I try to find out. 

"It's not about simple cause and effect. You can put in place all the right conditions to grow beans, and then they start growing and there's a sense of pride. Then you come in one day and realize 'Oh no! Deer have eaten everything." Gideon Culman is the founder and owner of K Street Coaching, host of his own podcast, Where Genius Grows, and an amateur gardener. He talks to Wendy about using gardening as a prism for making sense of complexity in the world.

"Don't be too quick to say 'Ah, that's the issue,' or 'That's the issue with the issue.' It's just to be uncomfortable, to be ambiguous, to stay in that space until it is uncomfortable, because great awareness comes with — especially in the task-based society we live in these days — having the patience to listen." — Magda Mook The work we do day-in, day-out over decades shapes our bodies, our minds, and our souls. International Coach Federation CEO Magda Mook and International Coach Federation Global Board of Directors Chair Jean-François Cousin discuss with K Street Coaching founder Gideon Culman the profound impact that the work of coaching has on the coach. If you enjoyed this interview, you'll love this conversation in episode 65 with Jennifer Garvey Berger on Unlocking Leadership Mindtraps.

What up everybody!   Welcome to The Chef Rock Xperiment, Season 3!   A little about myself: My name is Rahman Harper and I'm from Alexandria Virginia I've been in food for over 20 years Restaurants have been great for me-I've even owned a couple Service and the power of community are important to me and what I do. The March of Dimes, DC Central Kitchen, Central Union Mission You may know that I competed on season 3 of Fox's hit reality show Hell's Kitchen with Chef Gordon Ramsay and I won Since HK, I've done a few cool things. Diplomatic Culinary Partnership James Beard Foundation's Chef Boot Camp for Policy and Change A bunch of TV https://vimeo.com/297394145 (Gumbo Jubilee and Whole Cow Barbecue) What will the podcast be about… You can expect interviews with some of today's brightest and most successful minds in food and culture. I want to speak with people that are making a dent in the zeitgest and moving culture forward.   You may see some shows where I'm purely offering my insight into a certain subject like how to cost out food and plan a menu. I know or thing or two about that.   One of my passions is to provide chefs with the tools outside of the food realm to achieve success. So, expect to hear interviews about building those mental muscles and strengthening the rarely talked about skills in chef and restaurant culture. In my interview with Gideon Culman, host of Where Genius Grow Podcast, we get some great insight into these skills.  Sheree Williams, CEO and Editor in Chief of Cuisine Noir Magazine, now celebrating its 10th year speaks about how she got started in media and what her mission for the groundbreaking publication is for 2019, and beyond. Dr. Howard Conyers the rocket scientist and pitmaster talks about his hit show Nourish on PBS and we talk about Gumbo Jubilee the event in New Orleans where many of us had the privilege to meet the phenomenal Leah Chase and also see Dr. Conyers barbecue a whole cow. https://nmaahc.si.edu/visit/sweet-home-cafe (Chef Jerome Grant of The National Museum of African American History and Culture) comes on to talk a little fashion and his success one of the founders of black restaurant week in DC, https://www.dmvbrw.com/ (Dr. Erin Tucker)  and the incomparable Therese Nelson the chef, writer and steward of Black Culinary History plus many more stop by The Chef Rock Xperiment to chop it up with me.   We will also talk about the number one subject people want to know about: MONEY! If you're like me, you want to know more and hopefully my guests will help all of us learn more than we did before. When will the show launch and how often… The new season launches March 3rd at 11:01 PM EST and you can expect an episode every Monday from there on out. We may have some bonuses for you, but at minimum, you'll get some powerful content each and every Monday right here on the 3rd Season of The Chef Rock Xperiment. If you haven't already, please subscribe, rate and review the show. Your feedback is everything to me! You can also drop us an email at TCRX@rocksolidfood.com  Holla at you soon, peace!  

In this episode I talk to Gideon Culman, an Executive Coach who works with individuals, mostly in politics, about the advancement or change in their lives. To learn more go to: www.twentyeightandsearching.com  Follow us on social media: https://changemyfuturetoday.com/get-social-with-us/ 

Emerging technology is disrupting social norms. On October 24th, 2017 fintech investor Melissa Frakman, DC Tech Search president Adam Solomon, and RIAA head of research Josh Friedlander joined host Gideon Culman to discuss current disruptions, future threats and opportunities, and actions we can take ride the increasingly rapid waves of innovation.

Business and Marketing Podcast with Gideon Culman Today we are talking with Gideon Culman who is a Life Coach and works with individuals who are ready to make a change.  Gideon isn’t your typical coach…he has three liberal arts degrees and two masters degrees (yes, you read that correctly), a coaches certification from the International Coach Federation, his resume includes international experience, he speaks several languages and he describes himself as curious! Realizing that it can be lonely when starting a home based business is something that people don’t expect when they start a home based business.  The reality is that working from home can be great if you are trying to keep expenses low or if you are trying to balance work with the home life.  But not having contact with other businesses professionals regularly can impact your success as a business owner. In this episode we talk about different co-working spaces to get your company out of the house while keeping expenses reasonable and minimizing the loneliness of a home based business. You’ll also learn why surrounding yourself with a team of professionals from other industries can be extremely beneficial for your business. If you are thinking about becoming a coach or if you are curious about how a coach can help, you’ll find significant value in this episode. Today he shares his biggest surprise about getting started in business and we have an interesting discussion about different co-working spaces and how they can benefit business. RESOURCES If you are looking to get your office out of your house but aren't ready for a big committment, check out some of these co-working spaces: Launch Workplaces - mostly in the DC area WeWork - locations around the world Intelligent Office - locations throughout the US 1776 - more of an incubator, but might inspire you to find something like this in your area ABOUT OUR GUEST - GIDEON CULMAN Gideon has been a member of Select Business Team for 2 years and I’m constantly impressed with his wisdom. Connect with Gideon and see if what he offers is a good fit for you. Visit his website  - GideonCulman.com  Find him on LinkedIn Connect on Facebook