In this powerful episode of The Coaching Edge Podcast, hosts Steve Jeffs and Erwin de Grave sit down with Supriya Sahai, an executive and career transition coach with a rich background in learning and development. Supriya shares how she’s cultivated a thriving coaching practice and business, serving executives—especially in family-owned businesses—across Dubai and Hong Kong.

What sets Supriya apart is her multifaceted, heart-led approach. She views coaching not as a standalone identity but as one tool among many in a broader transformational journey. Integrating modalities like CTI coaching, psychometric assessments, hypnotherapy, and family constellations, she customizes her work to meet client needs in real time.

She dives into gender dynamics in corporate coaching, noting how many women invest in coaching themselves, while men are often sponsored—highlighting a deeper cultural and systemic divide. Supriya reflects on the inner journey sparked by coaching others, exploring how embodiment, journaling, and pricing clarity helped her evolve personally and professionally.

Listeners will gain practical insight on creating value-based coaching packages, pricing with confidence, and stepping into entrepreneurship as a coach. Supriya’s closing message is a powerful reminder: lead with love, and the business will follow.

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In this compelling episode of The Coaching Edge Podcast, hosts Erwin de Grave and Steve Jeffs sit down with Jennifer Britton — internationally recognized coach, author, and thought leader in group and team coaching. From her early days leading international teams via long-range radio to writing the world’s first book on group coaching, Jennifer shares her inspiring journey and lessons learned over 20 years as the founder of Potentials Realized.

The conversation explores the evolving landscape of coaching — from the rise of virtual facilitation to the power of co-leadership, relational dynamics, and creating human-centered spaces in a tech-driven world. Jennifer emphasizes how team and group coaching empower individuals, expand perspective, and foster collaboration across difference — something increasingly vital in today's complex, hybrid workplaces.

Listeners gain insight into why coaching is more essential than ever as a tool for transformation, not only for leaders but for entire organizations. She offers tips for coaches looking to step into group and team coaching, stresses the importance of co-coaching partnerships, and shares how small, consistent actions lay the foundation for long-term success.

Whether you're a coach, team leader, or organizational change agent, this episode is a masterclass in how coaching can spark innovation and human connection in uncertain times.

In this episode of The Coaching Edge Podcast, hosts Steve Jeffs and Erwin de Grave welcome leadership coach Amal Saymeh for an insightful conversation on coaching, authenticity, and personal leadership. Amal shares her unique coaching philosophy, centered on the Arabic concept of Fitra—returning to one's innate state and full potential. She discusses her transition from chemistry to coaching, the importance of self-leadership, and how coaches can avoid the common pitfall of "squeezing the tea bag"—overextending themselves in service of others.

The conversation also explores the fine line between coaching and therapy, strategies for sustaining a coaching business, and the role of self-reflection in both personal and professional growth. Amal’s passion for guiding individuals toward their most authentic selves shines through in this engaging and thought-provoking discussion.

Join us as we dive deep into the art of coaching and leadership, uncovering valuable insights for coaches and clients alike.