How I Use My Coach
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Coaching isn’t just for when everything hits the fan. In this episode, I open up about why I work with my coach regularly—not out of survival, but to stay aligned, clear, and growing on purpose. I’ll walk you through a recent mindset shift, just by catching one quiet thought and reframing it before it took root. If you value personal growth and want to move forward faster and lighter, you’ll want to tune in. Loved this conversation? Forward it to a friend who could use it today. If you're curious about working with me 1:1, you can learn more here: . And if you’d like more...
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The Program is Not the Result
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Sometimes we keep doing things out of habit, even when they no longer fit. In this episode, I share how I’ve been practicing the art of stepping back, taking things apart, and rebuilding them with intention. Whether it’s your business, family schedule, or a community project, this mindset will help you identify and create the results you actually want. Loved this conversation? Forward it to a friend who could use it today. If you're curious about working with me 1:1, you can learn more here: . And if you’d like more practical tools for living with intention and purpose — plus...
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Using Personality Tests in Our Favor
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Ever felt boxed in by your personality test results? In this episode, I share why I love taking them and why I never let them define me. We’ll talk about the difference between using these tools for insight versus letting them become excuses, and how you can shift from “This is just how I am” to “Who do I want to become?” Loved this conversation? Forward it to a friend who could use it today. If you're curious about working with me 1:1, you can learn more here: . And if you’d like more practical tools for living with intention and purpose — plus uplifting insights straight...
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The Widow's Club
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Grief doesn’t follow a script. In this episode, I reflect on what it’s like to walk the winding path of widowhood and why no two grief journeys look the same. Whether you’ve lost someone yourself or are supporting someone who has, this conversation will help you embrace compassion, individuality, and the permission to grieve on your own terms. Loved this conversation? Forward it to a friend who could use it today. If you're curious about working with me 1:1, you can learn more here: . And if you’d like more practical tools for living with intention and purpose — plus uplifting...
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Mind the Gap Mentoring Our Youth
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Why aren’t they doing what I asked? Why won’t they take responsibility? Before jumping to conclusions, let’s ask a better question: What’s missing in the mentoring? Join me as I introduce a visual and practical tool, Mind the Gap, to help you guide youth and children through learning curves with patience, clarity, and skill-building instead of assumptions and frustration. Loved this conversation? Forward it to a friend who could use it today. If you're curious about working with me 1:1, you can learn more here: . And if you’d like more practical tools for living with intention...
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Prom and a Teenage Problem Solver
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When your kid calls Grandma to save the prom date—you know something good is happening. This episode is all about creating outcomes on purpose. I talk through how small, intentional practices over the years shaped my son's ability to handle a curveball, reach out for support, and problem-solve in real time. It’s a reminder that when we focus on the outcome we care about most, we can shape the result—often in ways better than we imagined. Loved this conversation? Forward it to a friend who could use it today. If you're curious about working with me 1:1, you can learn more here: . And...
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The Quantum Field Possibilities
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Most of us wait for proof before we believe something can work. But what if belief itself is the thing that activates change? In this episode, I unpack how I approach possibility not as a theory, but as a tool—and how I’ve seen real shifts when I choose to believe before I fully understand. If you’re feeling drawn to something new (even if you can’t explain why), this one’s for you. Loved this conversation? Forward it to a friend who could use it today. If you're curious about working with me 1:1, you can learn more here: . And if you’d like more practical tools for living...
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Unshakable Knowing in Our Financial Prosperity
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For a long time, I lived with thoughts like: “Money is hard to keep.” “I might run out.” “You have to work harder.” I’ve been intentionally working to release those beliefs—but I also realized I had a chance to help my son build something different from the start. It’s a story about money, yes—but more than that, it’s about identity, intention, and what we pass on. Loved this conversation? Forward it to a friend who could use it today. If you're curious about working with me 1:1, you can learn more here: . And if you’d like more practical tools for living with...
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The Gap and the Gain in Ministering
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Today, I’m talking about what it means to focus on what’s working. In a world that often emphasizes “what’s missing,” I want to offer a different lens. Instead of constantly measuring ourselves against where we should be, what if we paid more attention to how far we’ve come? This episode is about choosing to live from progress, not pressure—because the way we measure our growth matters more than we think. Loved this conversation? Forward it to a friend who could use it today. If you're curious about working with me 1:1, you can learn more here: . And if you’d like more...
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Grief and What I Wanted to Have Happen
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Grief doesn’t come with instructions. But one guiding question helped me take the next step over and over again: What do I want to have happen? In this episode, I reflect on what it looked like to live inside that question—how it helped me parent through loss and build a new foundation when everything had changed. I open up about where I find myself now: no longer in survival mode, but in a new chapter of rediscovery. This conversation is honest and an invitation to trust your own timing when navigating what comes next. Loved this conversation? Forward it to a friend who could use it...
info_outlineKolette is an educator, author, entrepreneur, mother, and widow. Her husband was a quadriplegic in a wheelchair and they were married for 27 years before he passed away suddenly. Kolette has served in a stake Primary presidency and ward Young Women program. She currently serves in her Syracuse, Utah, stake Young Women presidency, where she uses her superpower of offering realistic, simple, and powerful ways to help ward leaders implement the youth-led program.
Highlights
02:30 Introduction and Kolette’s review of the Leading Saints women’s retreat
05:54 Kolette talks about the book, Messy Victories, that she wrote with her late husband, Jason Hall
10:40 Jason was a quadriplegic and she talks about the unique dynamic that it brought to being elders quorum president
12:00 What should leaders do when someone in their ward loses a loved one or is grieving? What do these people need?
19:20 Serving in the stake Young Women presidency
23:30 Things that have worked while serving in the stake Young Women leadership
25:00 "Mind the gap": Where you are as a leader vs. where you want to be. There is always a gap. It’s the same with our youth. How can we help bridge the gap?
28:40 How can we arm the youth with tools to succeed and lead? * Identify everyone’s unique needs. We are all different. * Figure out the ‘how.’ How to help youth get skills. * Find a mentor to help them learn * Leaders need to know how to teach skills to the youth
33:45 In order to help the adult leaders have the necessary skills to help the youth learn, Kolette’s stake has all the adult leaders come to the stake meetings.
35:00 Needs Kolette has seen in her stake and how they have been able to address those needs and come up with effective solutions
40:00 Kolette explains what a start to finish walk through is. Walk through each moment of an activity and make a plan. Make sure everyone knows their jobs. This increases everyone’s confidence.
45:15 Kolette’s final thoughts. We are preparing our youth for everything that happens after they turn 18.
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