3P Conversations

Amy Grantham
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Reiki Master | Puzzle Solver | Host of 3P Conversations With over a decade studying human behaviour, energetic healing modalities, and becoming an expert in patterns, profiles, and perspectives she offers a unique perspective to problem-solving. Credentials: As a paid mentor for Australasia's largest coaching school, she has mentored hundreds of budding coaches. She is a published author and has created a number of signature models and manuals in her time. She loves jigsaw puzzles, has performed stand-up comedy in front of a live paying audience And she can solve the Rubiks Cube in under 2 minutes. Family Life: As a Mum to four teens, married to a shift-working train-obsessed husband she always wanted a business she could fit in between school picks and drop-offs. She now owns 5 cats, but has previously owned 7 at one time. The family owns and cares for 5 chickens. And a possum called Steve lives in their roof.

Episodes

  1. Jul 28

    Uncomfortable ≠ Unaligned | Autonomy, Authenticity & Keeping Your Promises

    When should you push through discomfort... and when is discomfort actually a sign that something is out of alignment? In this conversation, Amy is joined by Jack from Arena System to explore the tension between autonomy, authenticity, commitment, nervous system safety, and showing up when you don't feel like it. Inspired by Seth Godin's ideas on The Dip and his provocative statement that "authenticity is b******t," they unpack questions rather than offer easy answers. Topics include: Why uncomfortable doesn't necessarily mean unaligned Keeping commitments when motivation disappears The difference between "I can't" and "I don't want to" Parenting, TAFE, business and everyday examples Nervous system safety versus objective safety Why fear isn't the only path to growth How to recognise when pushing through serves you—and when it doesn't Rather than telling you what to think, this episode invites you to examine the questions for yourself. If you enjoy thoughtful conversations that explore ideas without pretending to have all the answers, subscribe and join us for future episodes. Chapters 00:00 Uncomfortable vs unaligned 00:36 The tension between autonomy and commitment 12:30 Jack joins the conversation 13:06 The TAFE example: "I don't want to" 15:35 Seth Godin, The Dip & quitting 16:56 What does authenticity actually mean? 18:43 "I can't" vs "I don't want to" 20:32 Does following through sacrifice autonomy? 23:56 Why second attempts feel harder 25:40 You can't make people see your perspective 28:30 Showing up imperfectly 30:58 Making commitments you're willing to keep 34:13 Goals, certainty & superannuation 37:52 Internal parts and conflicting motivations 39:40 The long game of parenting 42:16 Is writer's block a myth? 46:08 AI, writing & finding the good words 49:52 Business isn't about your feelings 50:31 Uncomfortable ≠ unaligned 51:31 Unfamiliar doesn't always mean fear 53:47 Coaching, hustle & nervous system safety 57:50 Expanding your window of tolerance 59:57 Feeling unsafe vs being unsafe 1:05:53 Control, safety & final reflections Join the Community https://www.skool.com/3p-conversations-discover-you-3598

  2. Jul 13

    A Simple Framework for Home Life

    Join the Community https://www.skool.com/3p-conversations-discover-you-3598 Buy the Book: https://www.amazon.com.au/Create-HOME-you-love-Taylor/dp/0648345637 Amy shares her insights on creating effective household routines, managing housework, and establishing expectations and checklists to bring structure and reduce stress in home management. household routines, housework management, routines expectations checklists, home organisation, family routines, creating structure, daily intentions, energy management, household systems, home life tips Housework management and routines The housework acronym: washing, options, outstanding, room rescue, kitchen Creating household routines and expectations Using checklists for home organisation Managing energy and fatigue in household tasks The importance of documenting routines and expectations Adapting routines as children grow and responsibilities shift The role of daily intentions and cycles in home management Mastering Household Routines: Amy’s Proven Framework How to Create Structure and Reduce Stress at Home "The housework acronym: washing, options, outstanding, room rescue, kitchen" "The READY framework: routines, expectations, agendas, daily intentions, your checklists" "Clear expectations prevent household conflicts" Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Amy’s Home Management Philosophy 01:09 The Housework Acronym: Washing, Options, Outstanding, Room Rescue, Kitchen 02:04 Managing Fatigue and Household Tasks 04:09 Using Techniques Like Pomodoro for Room Rescue 06:35 The Evolution of Household Routines and Responsibilities 08:21 Introduction to the READINGY Framework 09:18 The HOME Framework: Emotions, Desires, Values 10:05 Operations and the Role of Routines, Rituals, Rhythms 12:28 Preparing for Transitions: Handing Over Household Responsibilities 14:29 Aligning Expectations and Managing Conflicts 17:14 Big Picture: Agendas, Daily Intentions, and Checklists 20:43 Adapting Routines to Cycles and Energy Levels 24:16 Preparing Kids for Independence and Managing Responsibilities

  3. Jun 20

    Exploring Identity, Contrasts, Multiples, Integration and more.

    Ian and I came together to discuss the problems with profiles, the false dichotomies, the leaps people make with equivalencies and we went so much further. As someone with DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder) Ian was able to bring some unique perspectives to the challenges profiles can create when using them to formulate our identity (rather than expand and explore it). We got to meet and interact directly with several alters housed in the body of Ian. Amber, Stephanie, and 25 all graced us with their presence and insights. We got to see the difficulties that can arise when multiple voices wish to come forth and switching becomes complicated. If you want to follow or connect with Ian you can do so at: https://legalempowermentcoaching.com/ Or Email the system at: theempoweredmultiple@gmail.com If you want to continue the conversation join us at: https://www.skool.com/3p-conversations-discover-you-3598

  4. Jun 18

    From Checklists to Trust: Navigating Complexity

    What happens when the checklist isn't enough? From nursing and parenting to leadership and personal growth, this conversation explores the shift from systems and procedures toward communication, judgment, trust, and adaptability in an increasingly complex world. When Checklists Help — And When They Don't A book about checklists sparked an unexpected reflection on nursing, parenting, leadership, communication, and the limits of systems. Checklists can be incredibly useful for simple problems. They help us remember the obvious, create consistency, and reduce mistakes. But what happens when life becomes more complicated? What happens when we're dealing with people, relationships, uncertainty, autonomy, and the unexpected? In this episode, Amy explores: Simple, complicated, and complex problems Why communication becomes more important than procedures Lessons from nursing and healthcare Parenting teenagers without rigid control The difference between systems and adaptability Why frameworks are useful—but never complete Because sometimes the answer isn't another checklist. Sometimes the answer is learning how to respond to reality as it unfolds.

  • 4 Episodes

About

Reiki Master | Puzzle Solver | Host of 3P Conversations With over a decade studying human behaviour, energetic healing modalities, and becoming an expert in patterns, profiles, and perspectives she offers a unique perspective to problem-solving. Credentials: As a paid mentor for Australasia's largest coaching school, she has mentored hundreds of budding coaches. She is a published author and has created a number of signature models and manuals in her time. She loves jigsaw puzzles, has performed stand-up comedy in front of a live paying audience And she can solve the Rubiks Cube in under 2 minutes. Family Life: As a Mum to four teens, married to a shift-working train-obsessed husband she always wanted a business she could fit in between school picks and drop-offs. She now owns 5 cats, but has previously owned 7 at one time. The family owns and cares for 5 chickens. And a possum called Steve lives in their roof.

Information

  • Creator
    Amy Grantham
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    4
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Amy Grantham
  • Show Website
    3P Conversations