Podcast appearances and mentions of kirk wayman

The things we fear the most are the things we want the most. Do you agree? In life, fear is inevitable. Therefore, it's something we should not eliminate, but something we should accept and dance with. In today's episode, Kirk Wayman joins us to talk about how to conquer your fears, navigate them, and dance with them! Kirk Wayman is the founder and principal coach of Ikon Coaching, where he creates environments that allow leaders to become the version of themselves that delivers extraordinary value. Here are some power takeaways from today's conversation: The dragon story and how it represents fear The boundary between confidence and courage How to conquer your fears What dancing with fear looks like What it means to be simple Kirk's story of how he danced with his fears The value of being in a community How we are all on this hero's journey Episode Highlights: [08:38] The Boundary Between Confidence and Courage There's a boundary between confidence and courage – it's the line of fear. When we cross from our known world into our unknown world, we feel fear. We all feel that sense of foreboding or nervousness and worry. But fear is there to remind us that we are no longer in the land of the known and we've entered the unknown. We haven't done it before. But that's okay. It scares us, and so, we will make that switch or possibly decide if a switch is worth making. A dragon is a mythological creature that represents fear. Fear is not fatal. It has a pu. It's to remind us it's time to switch to courage. [11:30] The Known vs. The Unknown There's a desperate linkage that we can't undo between the things that scare us the most and the things we want the most. The things we want the most are scary. It's a measure of meaning and purpose in life. And we want meaning and purpose more than anything else. So the goal is to switch from confidence in the known to the courage that it takes to be out in the “sort of” known by learning how to dance with our fears. [17:21] Dancing With Your Fears To dance with fear is to get to a spot where we're no longer seeking to be fearless. We're not trying to kill fear, eliminate fear, or use fear as a metric for whether we're doing the right or wrong thing. Instead, expect fear and each experience is a compass we can use to navigate fear. Resources Mentioned: kirk@ikoncoaching.com  www.ikoncoaching.com  Follow Adam… Sign up for my newsletter and get my free Foundations of Flow Training: Follow me and turn fear into flow! IG: @theadamchill YouTube: @adamchill  TikTok: @theadamchill

In this video, we recap an interview with Kirk Wayman, a business and leadership coach, and owner of Ikon Coaching, who helps entrepreneurs get a handle on their businesses. We explore his dragon story, which embodies our relationship fear, and how it can teach us to dance with our fears and find what we truly desire by leading the dance. Adam explores Kirk's own story with fear, along with experiences working with Kirk as a coach. To learn more about Kirk and Ikon Coaching, visit www.ikoncoaching.com

The things we fear the most are the things we want the most. Do you agree? In life, fear is inevitable. Therefore, it's something we should not eliminate, but something we should accept and dance with. In today's episode, Kirk Wayman joins us to talk about how to conquer your fears, navigate them, and dance with them! Kirk Wayman is the founder and principal coach of Ikon Coaching, where he creates environments that allow leaders to become the version of themselves that delivers extraordinary value. Here are some power takeaways from today's conversation: The dragon story and how it represents fear The boundary between confidence and courage How to conquer your fears What dancing with fear looks like What it means to be simple Kirk's story of how he danced with his fears The value of being in a community How we are all on this hero's journey Episode Highlights: [08:38] The Boundary Between Confidence and Courage There's a boundary between confidence and courage – it's the line of fear. When we cross from our known world into our unknown world, we feel fear. We all feel that sense of foreboding or nervousness and worry. But fear is there to remind us that we are no longer in the land of the known and we've entered the unknown. We haven't done it before. But that's okay. It scares us, and so, we will make that switch or possibly decide if a switch is worth making. A dragon is a mythological creature that represents fear. Fear is not fatal. It has a pu. It's to remind us it's time to switch to courage. [11:30] The Known vs. The Unknown There's a desperate linkage that we can't undo between the things that scare us the most and the things we want the most. The things we want the most are scary. It's a measure of meaning and purpose in life. And we want meaning and purpose more than anything else. So the goal is to switch from confidence in the known to the courage that it takes to be out in the “sort of” known by learning how to dance with our fears. [17:21] Dancing With Your Fears To dance with fear is to get to a spot where we're no longer seeking to be fearless. We're not trying to kill fear, eliminate fear, or use fear as a metric for whether we're doing the right or wrong thing. Instead, expect fear and each experience is a compass we can use to navigate fear. Resources Mentioned: kirk@ikoncoaching.com www.ikoncoaching.com

Introducing On Purpose with Kirk Wayman. How do you find meaning and purpose? And if you found somewhat do you do when it collapses in front of you? Find out how Kirk answers these questions when working with his clients.

Lot's of people want to start a business. The upsides are clear: Be your own boss, unlimited earning potential, reap the fruit of your own labor, flexibility...this list goes on and on. But, it's also a scary project and the fear of failure is often what prevents people from taking the leap.  In this episode, Josh Miller and Kirk Wayman explore some of the ways people try to start a business and avoid failure. Turns out it's doable but might not produce the result people are hoping for.  Episode Sponsor: The Redding Venture Conference. Learn more at https://www.startupredding.com/reddingventureconference Special thanks to: Starving Architect for our music https://starvingarchitect.bandcamp.com/ Toby Lyles of Twenty Four Sound for making us sound great.  Email: toby@twentyfoursound.com      

Dan Morrow, CEO of SOF-TEK Integrators, Inc. holds the unofficial "record" (because who is really keeping track) for founding Redding's longest startup. Dan is one of Redding longtime Entrepreneur and we were excited he stopped by the studio to share his thoughts about entrepreneurship. What it is, how to do it and, what it is for. Join Eric Casequin and Kirk Wayman for this insightful conversation that is sure to stir your heart and thoughts. 

We use the word Startup all the time, but what do we mean when we say startup? In some ways it probably obvious but Eric Hiatt, Luke Miner, Josh Miller, Kirk Wayman and Jack Burgess discover that the definition is more elusive than they thought. Join their experience as they look for this unicorn definition.  Special thanks to twentyfoursound.com for sweetening our sound and Starving Architects for their great music. 

Kirk Wayman is the founder of IKON Coaching which uses a powerful coaching framework to launch people’s success. He has spent thousands of hours working with entrepreneurs helping them overcome obstacles and successfully improve business cultures. After 15 years in business and nonprofit management, Kirk made the decision to attend graduate school so he could focus on the development of the IKON Coaching framework. During these years he created a highly relational leadership approach designed for the next generation of executives determined to create value in their world.Kirk holds a Business Management degree and completed his graduate work in Leadership. He and his wife, Maria, live with their two teenage sons in Redding, California where they enjoy the amazing community of thoughtful and enterprising people who make up the ecosystem of the North State.  Also, Kirk is a host of the podcast called Showing Up.   www.ikoncoaching.com www.showinguppodcast.com   StoryHinge http://storyhinge.com Where we amplify personal stories to consider more possibility and realize more potential and happiness in life.

In this preview Jeremy Byrne and Kirk Wayman discuss what the ShowingUP Podcast is all about and why you must listen to every episode for the rest of your life.