COACHED with Coach Keren

Keren Eldad

Coaching mastery, personal transformation, leadership development, spiritual growth, burnout recovery, and business reinvention start here. Welcome to Season 5 of Coached: The Coaching Masters, where the world’s top teachers, coaches, spiritual guides, and conscious entrepreneurs share the real story behind transformation and leadership. Hosted by master coach Keren Eldad, this season explores the full arc of becoming a teacher and leader. Each episode explores coaching at its core, not as a polished highlight reel, but as a soul-centered journey. We go behind the scenes of coaching businesses, leadership breakthroughs, burnout recovery, and conscious entrepreneurship. You’ll discover how teachers turn personal pain into wisdom, purpose, and coaching mastery. This season features transformative conversations with master teachers, bestselling authors and podcasters such as Byron Katie, founder of The Work, revealing how to break free from suffering. Dr. Kristin Neff, global authority on self-compassion, shares the truth behind inner kindness. Jessica Zweig opens up on collapse, rebirth, and her platform: The Spiritual Hustler. Danielle LaPorte speaks on softness, strength, and heart-centered leadership. Craig Siegel shares insights on business reinvention, financial success and transformation. Kurtis Lee Thomas dives into breathwork, burnout recovery, and becoming a true vessel for change. What listeners will walk away with: personal transformation, leadership growth, spiritual insight, business breakthroughs — and all of the above. You’ll gain insight into your own journey through these role models. Reframe coaching leadership as a soulful, grounded path. Receive spiritual wisdom from teachers who embody what they teach. Discover business breakthroughs rooted in alignment, not hustle. And gain permission to evolve, unravel, and rebuild again and again. In this season of Coached: The Coaching Masters, we explore emotional resilience, energetic alignment, spiritual awakening, business reinvention, leadership development, coaching business growth, and personal transformation. These honest conversations reveal the real work behind building coaching mastery and conscious entrepreneurship with integrity. Whether you're a coach, leader, entrepreneur, or in a season of reinvention, this podcast is your guide. You’ll gain insights from role models who’ve lived it, leadership development rooted in alignment, business reinvention strategies with purpose, spiritual growth grounded in wisdom, and burnout recovery guidance for rebuilding with intention. Keren Eldad brings mastery, heart, and wisdom to each conversation, helping you evolve personally, spiritually, and professionally. If you are searching for coaching mastery, personal transformation, spiritual growth, leadership development, burnout recovery, business reinvention, coaching business growth, and conscious entrepreneurship, this season will be your essential companion. Join us for earned wisdom, deep transformation, and coaching that changes lives. Subscribe now to Coached: The Coaching Masters and begin your journey of conscious leadership, soulful business reinvention, and personal mastery. About the Host: Keren Eldad (“Coach Keren”) is a top executive coach helping Founders, Olympic athletes and Fortune 500 leaders reach success. As the bestselling author of GILDED, she empowers individuals to redefine success and unlock their full potential. Recognized as a Top Ten Executive Coach by the ICF, Real Leaders, and Goop, Keren holds advanced degrees from The London School of Economics and the University of Jerusalem. With 500,000+ TEDx views and a global presence, her insights inspire leaders worldwide. Resources Website: https://www.kereneldad.com Email: keren@kereneldad.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/coachkeren Facebook: www.facebook.com/livewithenthusiasm

  1. 3d ago

    Stop Forcing Your Life: Michelle Sorro on Reinvention, Embodiment & the Power of Slowing Down

    This week on COACHED, I sit down with Michelle Sorro - former television host and live-commerce powerhouse with more than $222 million in sales, master coach, entrepreneur, speaker, and host of the top 1% Fire & Soul podcast. Michelle’s first major awakening came after achieving the career she thought she wanted - only to realize she was being called toward something entirely different. What followed was not one reinvention, but many: leaving television, building a transformation business, moving through a profound spiritual awakening, confronting addiction and old nervous-system patterns, discovering the Gene Keys and somatic work, and ultimately rebuilding her life around truth, spaciousness, embodiment and inner authority. That makes this conversation particularly important for the high achiever. So many of us unconsciously assume that becoming more powerful will require becoming more exhausted. Michelle makes the opposite case: the case for slowing down enough to hear what is actually true for you. To this end, talk about the difference between force and inspired action, why achievement can disconnect us from our bodies, how to distinguish genuine inner knowing from anxiety and conditioning, and why the very patterns we are desperate to eliminate may contain the gifts we are here to express. We also explore her methodology, traversing the Gene Keys, somatics, nervous-system regulation, inner-child work, addiction, our increasingly compulsive relationship with technology, and why human-to-human connection may be becoming one of our most precious commodities. Michelle even gives us an extraordinarily simple somatic practice for the moments when you notice yourself controlling, proving, pleasing or forcing. In this episode, we discuss: Michelle’s journey from television and $222M+ in live sales to transformational work The moment she realized the career she had fought for was no longer her destiny Why reinvention requires the courage to release identities that once worked How to distinguish a true inner directive from fear, ego, conditioning or noise Why high achievers become disconnected from their bodies The Gene Keys and Michelle’s approach to turning our deepest patterns into gifts Why insight alone rarely changes behavior — and where somatics enters the picture The radical power of honoring your own energetic seasons Michelle’s six-to-eight-hour workweek and why sacred rest became non-negotiable Wu Wei and the principle of effortless action Why working harder and earning more are not inherently correlated Michelle’s private struggle with cigarettes and the moment she finally stopped bargaining with herself The hidden function underneath addiction and compulsive behavior Why our devices may be one of the great threats to presence, agency and real connection How to notice whether you are operating from control or people-pleasing A simple inner-child practice for creating safety Michelle’s 30-second somatic check-in for returning to the present moment Why vulnerability can make a leader more compelling, not less The shift from fighting our patterns to learning how to work with them Why in-person connection and sacred space matter more than ever CONNECT WITH MICHELLE Website: Michelle Sorro Instagram: @michellesorro Podcast: Fire & Soul CONNECT WITH COACH KEREN Apply for Coaching: www.KerenEldad.com

    Stop Forcing Your Life: Michelle Sorro on Reinvention, Embodiment & the Power of Slowing Down

  2. Sep 17

    You’re Not Stuck. You’re Solving the Wrong Problem - Kevin St. Clergy

    What if the thing you’ve been working so hard to fix… isn’t actually the problem? This week on COACHED, I sit down with Kevin St. Clergy, author, business coach, and creator of the Beyond Blind Blaming™ Framework, to explore why smart, capable people can spend years solving the wrong problem - and wondering why nothing changes. Spoiler alert -it’s because they are asking the wrong questions. In this epic conversation. we talk about the personal experiences that led Kevin to this work, the cognitive biases that keep us attached to the wrong diagnosis, why business owners so often assume they have a marketing problem when something else is broken, and Kevin’s simple RCD Method: Reflect. Connect. Decide. We also get into sales, coachability, the importance of outside perspective, and why insight means very little unless you are willing to make a decision and do something differently. If you’re working ever harder and still not getting the result, this episode offers one powerful possibility: Maybe you’re not stuck. Maybe you’re solving the wrong problem. IN THIS EPISODE: What Blind Blaming™ is - and how to recognize itAvailability bias and confirmation biasKevin’s Reflect. Connect. Decide. frameworkWhy outside perspective mattersSales, listening, and the power of silenceCoachability and humilityMFD: Make F*****g DecisionsWhy different results require different action 🔗 CONNECT WITH COACH KEREN Website: https://kereneldad.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachkeren/ Schedule a Free Consultation with Coach Keren: https://calendly.com/kereneldad/consultation/ 📚 Coach Keren's Books: GILDED: Break Free From the Cage of Ambition, Perfectionism, and the Relentless Pursuit of More → https://tinyurl.com/ykf4z95w GILT FREE: Breaking Free From The Gilded Cage For Good → https://tinyurl.com/2burcnjb

    You’re Not Stuck. You’re Solving the Wrong Problem - Kevin St. Clergy

  3. Sep 10

    Why Self-Awareness Isn’t Enough — Stefanos Sifandos Joins the COACHED Podcast

    Have you noticed that you can understand your wounds, know your patterns, talk beautifully about healing - and still keep living exactly the same life? In this episode, we are about to change that, as Coach Keren sits down with Stefanos Sifandos, whose work lives at the intersection of healing, intimacy, relationships and embodiment, for an extraordinarily honest conversation about what it actually takes to change. Stefanos shares his journey through childhood pain, addiction, destructive relationships and relentless overachievement - and why so much of our striving is really an attempt to earn the love, safety and validation we once lacked. We talk about why high achievers often keep intimacy at a distance, the difference between insight and embodiment, why real transformation happens relationally, and how compassion, consistency and action can finally make us whole. Because awareness is not the finish line. The way you live is. IN THIS EPISODE: Why overachievement can become an addiction to validationThe childhood wounds underneath adult patternsWhy intimacy can feel unsafe for high performersAwareness vs. actual embodimentThe power of compassion and non-judgmentWhy transformation requires consistency and actionWhat it really means to become whole 🔗 CONNECT WITH STEFANOS SIFANDOS Website: https://stefanossifandos.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stefanossifandos/ Book: Tuned In And Turned On - https://stefanossifandos.com/single-book-order/ 🔗 CONNECT WITH COACH KEREN Website: https://kereneldad.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachkeren/ Schedule a Free Consultation with Coach Keren: https://calendly.com/kereneldad/consultation/ 📚 Coach Keren's Books: GILDED: Break Free From the Cage of Ambition, Perfectionism, and the Relentless Pursuit of More → https://tinyurl.com/ykf4z95w GILT FREE: Breaking Free From The Gilded Cage For Good → https://tinyurl.com/2burcnjb

    Why Self-Awareness Isn’t Enough — Stefanos Sifandos Joins the COACHED Podcast

  4. Sep 3

    How to Know If You Have Outgrown Your Ideal Client | Julie Solomon Joins the COACHED Podcast

    What happens when your business evolves - but your message does not? In this episode of COACHED, Coach Keren Eldad sits down with messaging strategist, brand advisor, bestselling author and eight-figure entrepreneur Julie Solomon for a conversation about visibility, identity, reinvention and the messaging mistakes that can quietly keep even highly accomplished entrepreneurs stuck. Julie shares the deeply personal story behind her own reinvention: leaving the traditional PR world, becoming a new mother, accumulating $30,000 in credit-card debt, confronting the impact it was having on her marriage, and ultimately rebuilding her career and business on very different terms. But the heart of this conversation is what happened after Julie became successful. She began to realize that the conventional advice to “serve an earlier version of yourself” had stopped working. Her expertise had evolved. Her clients had evolved. She had evolved. But parts of her messaging were still speaking to a version of herself she had long since outgrown. Julie introduces her framework of the Former Self, Working Self and Highest Self and explains why each responds to radically different messaging. The Former Self responds to pain and struggle. The Working Self consumes information, tips and endless education - often mistaking learning for actual progress. The Highest Self is ready to make decisions and move toward transformation. And therein lies the shift: in knowing that the promise matters more than the pain. Together, Keren and Julie explore what this means not only for marketing, but for leadership: knowing when you are helping versus rescuing, recognizing when over-teaching is actually keeping prospective clients from making decisions, allowing your message to evolve with your mastery, and becoming willing to release strategies, clients and ways of working that no longer fit who you have become. IN THIS EPISODE: Julie’s journey from burned-out publicist to eight-figure entrepreneurThe financial rock bottom that forced her to take stock of her lifeWhy Julie believes we should not always rescue people from their rock bottomsWhy your ideal client may not be an earlier version of youThe difference between the Former Self, Working Self and Highest SelfWhy pain-point marketing can attract clients who are not ready for your workHow over-educating your audience creates consumers instead of decision-makersWhy sophisticated entrepreneurs often have a clarity problem, not a capability problemHow to market toward desire and transformation rather than painWhy your personal story matters — but your “mess” should not become your messageAuthentic alignment versus performing the version of yourself you think will sellWhy your body can tell you when a strategy no longer fitsThe power of creating space instead of continually adding moreJulie’s next chapter and the surprising power she is finding in doing less CONNECT WITH JULIE Website: juliesolomon.net Instagram: @julssolomon Podcast: Woman of Influence Book: Get What You Want: How to Go From Unseen to Unstoppable

    How to Know If You Have Outgrown Your Ideal Client | Julie Solomon Joins the COACHED Podcast

  5. Aug 27

    Who Are You Without the Pressure? with Kate Northrup

    What if the pressure you believe is responsible for your success… isn't? In this episode of COACHED, Coach Keren sits down with bestselling author and entrepreneur Kate Northrup, whose groundbreaking books Money: A Love Story and Do Less have challenged conventional thinking about money, productivity, ambition and what it actually means to prosper. At the center of the conversation is a deceptively simple question: Who are you without the pressure? Kate shares the intensely personal season that forced her to answer it. While supporting her husband through serious health challenges, raising two young daughters, carrying enormous financial responsibility and running a multi-seven-figure business, Kate discovered that stress wasn't merely something she was experiencing. It had become her fuel. When a therapist asked her to imagine that all of her financial pressure suddenly disappeared, Kate expected relief. Instead, she felt flat — almost dead inside. The realization was startling: she had become so accustomed to pressure, productivity and hypervigilance that ease itself felt unsafe. What followed was a radical 90-day experiment in doing less. No new offers. No unnecessary campaigns. No compulsive over-delivering. Kate simply fulfilled the commitments she had already made while learning not to turn every moment of fear into more activity. The result? She hit her financial goals anyway. Together, Kate and Keren explore what happens when high achievement becomes a socially celebrated stress response — and what becomes possible when we learn to create from safety, inspiration and genuine desire instead. In This Episode, We Explore:Why money is not only a mindset conversation — it's a body and nervous-system conversationHow financial, productivity and achievement pressure can masquerade as ambitionKate's realization that she had become addicted to stress and pressureWhy over-functioning can be a socially rewarded fight-or-flight responseThe 90-day experiment that taught Kate that pressure was not required for financial successWhy periods of rest and reduced output can function like allowing soil to lie fallowThe difference between doing less and doing nothingWhy high achievers can become frightened by ease, stability and "cruising altitude"How to distinguish healthy ambition from hypervigilanceThe difference between creating for approval and creating because something genuinely wants to be expressedProductivity versus worthinessHow scarcity and comparison affect the nervous systemWhy another person's success does not have to register as a threatWhat it means to cultivate an internal experience of safety, support and enoughness Connect With KateWebsite: katenorthrup.com Social: @KateNorthrup Podcast: Plenty Books: Money: A Love Story and Do Less Kate also recommends beginning with her free Money Reset - https://katenorthrup.com/reset/, an audio journey exploring financial pressure and nervous-system regulation. Connect With Coach KerenWebsite: KerenEldad.com Social: @coachKeren Consultation: Calendly.com/KerenEldad Books: Gilded, Gilt Free

    Who Are You Without the Pressure? with Kate Northrup

  6. Aug 20

    When Success No Longer Fits: Lacey Newman on Reinvention, Boundaries & Raising Your Standards

    What happens when the thing you worked so hard to build… works — but you no longer want the life that comes with it? Lacey Newman knows. A former top 1% real estate team leader and host of an Emmy-nominated television show, Lacey built the kind of career most people would be terrified to walk away from. But behind the success was a business that required her to be constantly available, constantly reactive, and increasingly disconnected from the way she actually wanted to live. So she did something most people struggle to do: she left while it was still working. In this episode of COACHED, Lacey and I talk about what it really takes to outgrow a successful identity, why major pivots are rarely clean or comfortable, and how she learned to stop putting clients above herself and start building a business around her actual life. We also get into the particular reckoning that often happens in midlife, when the question changes from Can I succeed? to: Do I actually want the life my success has created? And perhaps most importantly, we talk about why the next level for highly capable women often requires subtraction, not addition. Because if you have spent your life being the woman who can handle everything, the answer may not be becoming even more capable. It may be finally deciding what you are no longer willing to carry. IN THIS EPISODE, WE DISCUSS:Why walking away from something successful can be harder than walking away from failureThe hidden personal cost of being available to clients 24/7Why boundaries can actually make you better at what you doThe difference between serving your clients and putting yourself beneath themWhy you do not have to burn your old life to the ground in order to build a new oneWhat Lacey calls “the ick” — and why your body may recognize misalignment before your mind is ready to admit itThe messy reality of changing identities and careersWhy midlife is such a powerful period of individuation and reinventionWhy authenticity matters more, not less, in the age of AIThe danger of becoming addicted to being “the most capable woman in the room”Why overwhelmed women often need to remove responsibilities rather than add another strategyThe difference between changing your strategy and raising your standardsWhy Lacey believes creativity cannot be outsourcedThe deeper purpose behind the book she hopes to write next Connect with Lacey Newman: https://laceynewman.com/ Lacey’s free workshop, AI for Ambitious Women, is on August 25th. Registration link: https://go.laceynewman.com/ai-for-ambitio us-women-workshop Learn more about Coach Keren Eldad: www.kereneldad.com Book a consultation: https://calendly.com/kereneldad

    When Success No Longer Fits: Lacey Newman on Reinvention, Boundaries & Raising Your Standards

  7. Aug 13

    What Actually Makes a Great Coach? with Carrie Fabris

    Ever heard someone say, “You give such good advice. You should be a coach”? Not so fast. Because coaching — real coaching — isn't about dispensing good advice. It is a discipline requiring training, practice, listening, discernment, and the ability to ask the right question rather than simply offer your opinion. And excellent coaching requires something considerably harder to put on a website: You have to do your own work. In this episode of The COACHED Podcast: Coaching Masters, Coach Keren sits down with executive and leadership coach Carrie Fabris, founder of CareerFrame and author of ALL IN: A Working Mom’s Unapologetic Quest for a Juicy Life, to examine what actually makes a great coach. Carrie and Keren share analogous paths into the profession: substantial corporate careers, rigorous training and accreditation, and the eventual realization that credentials and experience alone are not enough. Carrie candidly shares why her first attempt at building CareerFrame failed, how ego, fear, imposter syndrome, inherited beliefs, and her own unexamined material followed her into her work, and why she ultimately had to go inward before she could successfully go outward again. Today, Carrie describes excellent coaching as learning how to “read the human” in front of you: listening carefully, noticing what changes in their face, hearing what they are saying and what they are avoiding, and asking the right question rather than the impressive-sounding one. Because you cannot take another human being somewhere you are unwilling to go yourself. In this conversation: Why giving great advice does not make someone a great coachWhy coaching is a discipline — not simply a personality traitWhat real corporate experience brings to executive coachingWhy Carrie's first attempt at CareerFrame didn't workThe difference between ego-driven ambition and genuine alignmentWhy Carrie returned to corporate — and eventually realized she couldn't stay there eitherFear, imposter syndrome, inherited beliefs, and the inner work that changed her trajectoryWhy credentials, frameworks, and assessments matter — but aren't enoughWhat it means to truly “read the human” you're coachingWhy great coaches listen instead of rushing to adviseThe difference between asking a question and asking the right questionWhy a coach's own unexamined material inevitably enters the roomThe essential truth at the heart of great coaching: you have to do your own work CONNECT WITH CARRIE Learn more about Carrie and CareerFrame: CareerFrame Read ALL IN: A Working Mom’s Unapologetic Quest for a Juicy Life: Get ALL IN Follow Carrie on Instagram: @cdfabris ABOUT COACHING MASTERS Coaching Masters is a series from The COACHED Podcast devoted to positioning coaching as the serious profession it is by examining what excellent coaching actually looks like, what qualifies someone to do this work, and what those entrusted with another person's growth owe to the human being sitting across from them. Listen to the full episode of The COACHED Podcast with Coach Keren Eldad.

    What Actually Makes a Great Coach? with Carrie Fabris

  8. Aug 11

    Sneak Peek: Gilt Free — The Introduction

    What if everything you've worked so hard to build isn't freedom...but a beautifully decorated cage? In this special episode, Coach Keren Eldad shares the full introduction to her bestselling new book, Gilt Free: Ditching Your Gilded Cage for Good. If you've ever felt successful on paper yet strangely disconnected from yourself... If you've checked every box but still wondered, "Is this really it?" If you've built an impressive life while quietly sacrificing peace, joy, authenticity, or freedom... this episode was written for you. Inside this exclusive preview you'll discover: • Why success without freedom is still a cage • The hidden psychological trap high achievers rarely recognize • The fascinating story of Consuelo Vanderbilt and the original "gilded cage" • Carl Jung's concept of individuation—and why becoming yourself is the privilege (and fight) of a lifetime • The moment that changed Keren's own life forever • Why Gilt Free isn't about becoming more successful—it's about becoming more free Whether you're an entrepreneur, executive, leader, creator, parent, or simply someone who's tired of performing your life instead of living it, this conversation will challenge the way you think about achievement. In This Episode ✔ Why modern achievement often leaves us feeling empty ✔ The surprising psychology behind overachievement ✔ The invisible "performance" so many successful people are living ✔ Why insight alone never creates transformation ✔ Introducing the Anti-Rules—the counterintuitive principles that create genuine freedom ✔ The difference between guilt and gilt Ready to Go Deeper? 📖 Get your copy of Gilt Free https://www.amazon.com/Gilt-Free-Ditching-Your-Gilded/dp/B0GY5ZNHPK/ref=sr_1_1?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Uq_7tgTOv9fIqe_tOXuQJx5GHH9sJpou5R2e9abTCyvGjHj071QN20LucGBJIEps.y5mfuMw55-XTNGNP0CaUexzwFG-bTjyqp7uHgmvSNiw&dib_tag=se&keywords=gilt+free+keren+eldad&qid=1784581218&sr=8-1 🌐 Learn more about private coaching and events https://www.kereneldad.com 🎥 Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@kereneldad2960 📅 Book a Coaching Consultation with Coach Keren Eldad: https://calendly.com/kereneldad/consultation?back=1 If this episode resonated with you, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who's ready to stop performing success and start living it.

    Sneak Peek: Gilt Free — The Introduction
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Coaching mastery, personal transformation, leadership development, spiritual growth, burnout recovery, and business reinvention start here. Welcome to Season 5 of Coached: The Coaching Masters, where the world’s top teachers, coaches, spiritual guides, and conscious entrepreneurs share the real story behind transformation and leadership. Hosted by master coach Keren Eldad, this season explores the full arc of becoming a teacher and leader. Each episode explores coaching at its core, not as a polished highlight reel, but as a soul-centered journey. We go behind the scenes of coaching businesses, leadership breakthroughs, burnout recovery, and conscious entrepreneurship. You’ll discover how teachers turn personal pain into wisdom, purpose, and coaching mastery. This season features transformative conversations with master teachers, bestselling authors and podcasters such as Byron Katie, founder of The Work, revealing how to break free from suffering. Dr. Kristin Neff, global authority on self-compassion, shares the truth behind inner kindness. Jessica Zweig opens up on collapse, rebirth, and her platform: The Spiritual Hustler. Danielle LaPorte speaks on softness, strength, and heart-centered leadership. Craig Siegel shares insights on business reinvention, financial success and transformation. Kurtis Lee Thomas dives into breathwork, burnout recovery, and becoming a true vessel for change. What listeners will walk away with: personal transformation, leadership growth, spiritual insight, business breakthroughs — and all of the above. You’ll gain insight into your own journey through these role models. Reframe coaching leadership as a soulful, grounded path. Receive spiritual wisdom from teachers who embody what they teach. Discover business breakthroughs rooted in alignment, not hustle. And gain permission to evolve, unravel, and rebuild again and again. In this season of Coached: The Coaching Masters, we explore emotional resilience, energetic alignment, spiritual awakening, business reinvention, leadership development, coaching business growth, and personal transformation. These honest conversations reveal the real work behind building coaching mastery and conscious entrepreneurship with integrity. Whether you're a coach, leader, entrepreneur, or in a season of reinvention, this podcast is your guide. You’ll gain insights from role models who’ve lived it, leadership development rooted in alignment, business reinvention strategies with purpose, spiritual growth grounded in wisdom, and burnout recovery guidance for rebuilding with intention. Keren Eldad brings mastery, heart, and wisdom to each conversation, helping you evolve personally, spiritually, and professionally. If you are searching for coaching mastery, personal transformation, spiritual growth, leadership development, burnout recovery, business reinvention, coaching business growth, and conscious entrepreneurship, this season will be your essential companion. Join us for earned wisdom, deep transformation, and coaching that changes lives. Subscribe now to Coached: The Coaching Masters and begin your journey of conscious leadership, soulful business reinvention, and personal mastery. About the Host: Keren Eldad (“Coach Keren”) is a top executive coach helping Founders, Olympic athletes and Fortune 500 leaders reach success. As the bestselling author of GILDED, she empowers individuals to redefine success and unlock their full potential. Recognized as a Top Ten Executive Coach by the ICF, Real Leaders, and Goop, Keren holds advanced degrees from The London School of Economics and the University of Jerusalem. With 500,000+ TEDx views and a global presence, her insights inspire leaders worldwide. Resources Website: https://www.kereneldad.com Email: keren@kereneldad.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/coachkeren Facebook: www.facebook.com/livewithenthusiasm

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  • Creator
    Keren Eldad
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2026
  • Episodes
    112
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    © Copyright 2024
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