Janice Caillet: Shifting from Fear to Love & Synergy

My guest today is Janice Caillet.

For over twenty years, Janice has empowered individuals, teams and organizations to realize their fullest potential.  Janice wears several hats with her clients: coach, mentor, advisor, and consultant.  The combination of these different approaches creates a clearer and more attainable pathway for her clients to live their purpose and realize their potential.  In essence, Janice co-creates a powerful reality with her clients by having them see their own potential, envision what can be possible, take the steps necessary to get there – and once there, make the most of it. 

Janice’s experience extends around the globe, across cultures and across industries.  She has lived and coached in international environments such as France, UK, New York and Boston, working also virtually with individuals and organizations around the world. 

She is known as a thought leader in entrepreneurship, social enterprise and startup ecosystems as she has led roundtables, produced conferences, consulted and coached leaders in these areas for over 20 years.  She is also a serial entrepreneur, having cofounded 7 companies.

Before our conversation for the podcast, Janice and I were connected only loosely and distantly via our coaching network and LinkedIn.  After I read one of her posts on LinkedIn and deeply resonated with it, I reached out asking if she’d be a guest on the podcast.  Happily, she said yes.  And this is one of these delightful conversations where we jump in and explore through structured emergence.

One of the most powerful questions to me that came out of our conversation is: How do we decrease the need of feeling alive out of fear and shift it to feeling alive out of love and synergy?

We explore the instincts of judgement and fear in humans, the benefits and liabilities of those fears, and Janice shares pieces of her journey to move away from fear-based judgements to building healthier and more fulfilling relationships.

Janice, thank you for your time, experience and wisdom.  I’ve been reflecting on our conversation and am deeply grateful for all I’ve learned from you and the new perspectives I’ve gained.

As a quick side note, there were some blips in my internet connection that resulted in an occasional lost syllable of a few words.  We’ve cleaned this up so it won’t take away from the message, but I do apologize for that. 

Learn more about Janice:

·      Website, Corentus

·      LinkedIn

Resource:  How We Learn by Benedict Carey

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