Maps Are Dead

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Maps Are Dead is a podcast about navigating life when the old plans stop working. Hosted by Mike Dauphinee, this series is a raw, real, and often funny conversation with people learning to move forward without a clear path. It’s not about success formulas or five-year plans. It’s about inner maps—CliftonStrengths, courage, and the grit it takes to keep going when certainty disappears. Mike and his guests explore identity, leadership, parenting, purpose, and the moments that shake our lives loose. Join our community: https://the-fit-forum.circle.so/join?invitation_token=9d72b1d6f49e63892f277b

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    Why High Performers Stop Growing with Johan Martinez on Presence Over Performance

    Summary In this powerful season two opener, Mike Dauphinee sits down with mental performance coach Johan Martinez to explore what it really means to build an internal compass, not as a concept, but as a lived practice forged through real adversity. From navigating the streets of inner-city Chicago as a child, to coaching championship-level athletes and high-performing executives, Johan unpacks the hidden cost of performance-based identity, the truth about addiction most people never recognize in themselves, and why the greatest breakthroughs in coaching happen not when you fix someone but when you hold space for them to fix themselves. Together, they challenge the idea that high performance is about doing more — and make the case that presence, not performance, is where real growth lives. This isn't just about sport or coaching. It's about who you become when you stop chasing results and start trusting the compass inside of you. About Johan Martinez (Communication · Ideation · Strategic · Woo · Restorative) Johan Martinez-Khalilian is a high-performance mindset coach and speaker who works with elite athletes, executives, and organizations to unlock clarity, resilience, and sustained peak performance. As the founder and CEO of DVLPMENT.studio, he leads a collective of coaches focused on ontological and transformational coaching. His work spans keynote speaking, private coaching, and leadership development, helping clients expand vision, break limiting patterns, and perform at the highest level. Connect with Johan: https://www.instagram.com/johanspeakshttps://www.instagram.com/johanspeaks Takeaways Your internal compass is built through lived experience, not borrowed from someone else's map.Knowing who you are — clearly, without flinching — is your greatest protection.Belonging is a primary human drive. Finding your people starts with owning what makes you different.Leaving comfort isn't abandonment. Sometimes it's the most compass-driven decision you can make.We're all addicted to something. The ones the world celebrates are just harder to see.Wanting to fix people is its own addiction — and it gets in the way of real coaching.The shift from external impact to internal excavation is where transformation actually begins.Judgment is the enemy of growth. Curiosity is the door.Neutrality is an option — and for most high performers, it's a revelation.You are not your results. Results either define you or inform you. That distinction changes everything.Soundbites "I just want to hoop.""The person is the curriculum.""We want the story of being an adventurer, but we don't want to take an adventure.""Results either define you or inform you.""The greatest performance of your life comes when you stop performing." Referenced in this episode Breathing Underwater — Richard RohrMike's first published academic white paper on CliftonStrengths distribution in athletes Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe to Maps Are Dead with Mike D on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube so you never miss a conversation. If this landed for you, leave us a rating and review — it helps more people find the show. Share this episode with someone who's been chasing results and forgetting who they are in the process. Have a question or want to be on the show? Drop a comment or reach out through the link below. Join The Fit Forum Mike's free CliftonStrengths community — bring your Top 5 and find your people. Link in bio.

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    Navigating Life in a Mapless World

    Summary In the final episode of season one of the Maps are Dead podcast, Mike Dauphinee reflects on the journey of the podcast, the lessons learned, and the concept of navigating life without reliable maps. He emphasizes the importance of self-trust, understanding one's strengths, and the need for a new approach to decision-making in a rapidly changing world. The episode also introduces upcoming plans for the podcast, including a new course titled 'Vision to Decision in 30 Days' and a focus on building community and relationships. Takeaways Maps are dead, or at very least they should be. We have to find a new way of navigating. The world can't tell you what to do anymore. Self-trust is crucial when maps are unreliable. CliftonStrengths provides language for understanding ourselves. Decision-making is an internal process. Building relationships of dependability is essential. The future asks us to be fully alive. Navigating life requires understanding our values. Community support is vital in a changing world. Sound Bites "There's no map to fit." "I want to hear more from you." "Everything matters and helps." Chapters 00:00Season One Reflection and Future Plans 02:21The Concept of Maps Are Dead 05:12Navigating Life Without Trustworthy Maps 09:53Cultivating Strengths and Values 15:23Finding Fit in Decision Making

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    Vulnerability creates capacity with Damon Goddard

    SummaryIn this powerful episode, Mike Dauphinee sits down with elite performance coach Damon Goddard to explore the link between physical movement, decision-making, and the mental frameworks that shape our lives. From training world-class athletes to guiding CEOs through burnout, Damon unpacks how compensatory patterns, both physical and psychological, have expiration dates. Together, they challenge the myth of "muscle memory," discuss how strengths-based coaching changes the game, and spotlight the quiet power of belief. This isn’t just about sports, it’s about who we become when we stop reacting and start preparing. About Damon Goddard (Belief Intellection Developer Input Learner) Damon is a leading expert in sports performance and is the performance coach for Jordan Spieth and Will Zalatoris along with a host of PGA, Korn Ferry, LPGA, and elite collegiate golfers. He is a 3x Top 50 Golf Digest- Golf Fitness Specialist, 5x Golf Fitness Association of America-Industry Leader and has played a role in over 50 wins on tour including multiple Major Championships. With over 25 years of experience in the sports performance industry, Damon has worked with numerous golf, basketball, and baseball professionals as they bridge the gap from post-rehabilitation to maximum sports performance. Insta: @‌goddardspn Web: www.GoddardSPN.com Takeaways Great performance begins with mastering the basics—consistently. Movement can awaken deeper capacity for decision-making and growth. Compensatory patterns help us survive, but they don’t last forever. Developers believe in others long before results show up. Vulnerability isn’t weakness—it’s a gateway to strength. Recovery and performance are equal sides of resilience. Learning, gratitude, and relationships are daily performance markers. Mental preparation is as vital as physical training. Coaches play the long game of belief and small wins. Decision-making gets easier when you’ve done the reps. Soundbites “Compensatory patterns always have an expiration date.” “You don’t fix elite athletes. You build them from the ground up.” “I see people for who they can be—even when they can’t yet.” “Movement is medicine. Not metaphor—literal.” “Vulnerability creates capacity.” Chapters00:00 Intro: Why Performance Is More Than Just Talent02:16 Damon’s Early Career & the Decision That Changed Everything05:40 From Football Roots to Pioneering Golf Performance08:30 The Truth About Golf as an Athletic Discipline11:10 Becoming the Best Requires Doing the Boring Work13:00 Developer Strengths: Why Belief Transforms Performance18:20 The Mental Side of Proactive Training21:00 Preparation Beats Panic in High-Stakes Moments24:00 Every Compensation Has a Cost30:00 Burnout, Bodily Whispers, and Real Health33:00 Vulnerability Isn’t Weak—It’s Powerful36:00 Using Movement to Build Capacity in CEOs40:00 A Quiet Masters Moment: Witnessing Growth in Real Time45:00 The Cost of Belief and Why It’s Still Worth It51:00 Daily Dashboard: 4 Simple Performance Metrics56:00 Final Reflections & How to Prepare for Clarity

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    How Faith Shapes Our Choices with Dr. Luke Powery

    Summary In this engaging conversation, Mike Dauphinee and Dr. Luke Powery explore the intricate relationship between decision-making, spirituality, and personal growth. They discuss the importance of mentorship, the pressures faced by today's youth, and the role of faith in leadership. Luke shares his journey from Miami to Stanford and Princeton, emphasizing the significance of relationships and community in shaping one's path. The dialogue also touches on the power of words, the necessity of reflection, and the quest for purpose in a rapidly changing world. Ultimately, the conversation highlights the importance of embracing one's unique voice and the ongoing journey of self-discovery. About Dr. Luke Powery: The Rev. Dr. Luke A. Powery is the Dean of Duke University Chapel and a leading voice in the field of homiletics. With dual faculty appointments at Duke Divinity School and the Department of African and African American Studies, he stands at the intersection of theology, preaching, and culture. His work blends deep scholarship with practical ministry, drawing on music, pneumatology, and expressions of the African diaspora to shape how we think about the power of the spoken word. He’s the author of several critically acclaimed books, including Becoming Human, which earned 2023 Book of the Year from the Religious Communication Association. Before joining Duke, he taught at Princeton Theological Seminary and has preached across the globe. Whether on campus, in the pulpit, or at the podium, Dr. Powery’s presence challenges and inspires with equal force. He is married to Gail Powery and they have two children. Takeaways Decisions are often shaped by relationships and community.Mentorship plays a crucial role in personal and professional growth.Today's youth face unique pressures in decision-making.Faith and spirituality can guide leadership and personal choices.Words have the power to shape our understanding and reality.Reflection and silence are essential for self-discovery.Purpose and meaning are vital in navigating life's challenges.Building relationships is key to making informed decisions.The journey of self-discovery is ongoing and evolving.Embracing one's unique voice is essential for personal fulfillment. Sound bites "I want to go deeper.""The journey has been different.""You can't out-strategize God." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Journey02:50 Decisions Shaping a Life05:37 The Role of Mentorship08:31 Navigating Modern Pressures11:20 The Importance of Relationships14:42 Faith in a Diverse Community17:25 The Evolution of Preaching20:21 Words Matter: The Power of Communication31:22 The Call for Wisdom and Courage32:34 The Theology of Incomprehensibility34:11 Living in Tension: Humility and Understanding36:48 Finding Purpose Through Reflection39:36 Integrating Faith and Education42:20 The Resurgence of Faith in Students44:28 Navigating Purpose in a Complex World47:49 Cultivating Your Voice and Identity51:00 Remembering Roots and Family History53:59 Contributing to a Larger Story55:54 Grounding in Purpose and Faith

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    Leadership Without the Spotlight with Destry Wardle

    Summary In this episode of Maps are Dead, Mike Dauphinee engages in a deep conversation with Destry Wardle, exploring the complexities of life transitions, personal growth, and the importance of community. Destry shares her journey from clinical counseling to coaching, emphasizing the significance of embracing discontent as a catalyst for change. The discussion highlights the role of authenticity in coaching, the necessity of clear communication, and the impact of choices on life paths. They delve into the challenges of building trust and connection, the value of vulnerability in leadership, and the need for intentional community cultivation as a navigation tool in life. About Destry Wardle (Connectedness Communication Arranger Analytical Harmony) With a Master’s in Clinical Counseling and more than 20 years in the mental health field, Destry Wardle brings a grounded, compassionate, strengths-based lens to her coaching. For the last four years, she’s worked with high performers, from elite athletes to CEOs—helping them clarify purpose, build healthy relationships, and lead with confidence and authenticity. She has a gift for guiding people to figure out who they want to be as leaders, whether they’re leading a boardroom, a locker room, or their own household, and how to live that out in ways that are both sustainable and fulfilling. Her coaching blends deep psychological insight with practical strategy, pushing people to lead with clarity, emotional intelligence, and a solid sense of self. Destry lives in Boulder, Colorado with her husband and two daughters. She finds joy in the outdoors, travel, and conversations that matter. Her passion is helping others use their unique strengths to build purpose-filled lives and relationships that thrive, on and off the clock. Takeaways Destry emphasizes the importance of navigating life transitions with a supportive community.Embracing discontent can lead to significant personal growth and change.Authenticity in coaching fosters deeper connections and trust with clients.Clear communication is essential for effective relationships and teamwork.Building trust requires vulnerability and openness in conversations.Community plays a crucial role in personal development and decision-making.The best coaches are those who notice and listen deeply to their clients.Personal choices significantly impact life paths and future opportunities.Cultivating community requires intentionality and effort from individuals.The intersection of personal and professional growth is vital for fulfillment. Grab the ​Clarity Compass​. Then get moving. Sound bites "The best coaches are excellent noticers.""I want to know that I can trust you.""I want to love clearly." Chapters 00:00 Navigating Life Transitions02:40 Embracing Change at 5005:22 The Journey into Coaching08:13 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome10:45 The Role of Discontent in Growth13:42 The Importance of Authenticity16:28 The Art of Noticing in Coaching19:08 Building Healthy Leadership21:56 The Power of Relational Dynamics28:23 Understanding Attunement in Coaching29:50 Life Choices and Their Impact31:14 The Journey to Self-Discovery34:59 Navigating Strengths in Relationships40:19 The Importance of Community44:57 Cultivating Community as a Navigation Tool51:53 The Role of Trust in Relationships

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    Navigating the Early Stages of Venture Capital with Beth Scheer

    Summary In this conversation, Mike Dauphinee and Beth Scheer discuss the intricacies of navigating early-stage ventures, the transition from corporate roles to venture capital, and the importance of self-awareness in decision-making. Beth shares her experiences at Homebrew, emphasizing the hands-on approach they take with founders and the significance of building trust and relationships. They explore the challenges founders face, the role of coaching, and the evolving landscape of talent acquisition in startups. The discussion highlights the need for authenticity in leadership and the impact of personal growth on professional success. About Beth Scheer (Relator Harmony Empathy Responsibility Consistency) Beth is currently Head of Talent at Homebrew, a seed stage venture capital firm founded by two former colleagues from Google (Hunter Walk and Satya Patel).  Prior to Homebrew, Beth spent 5+ years at Salesforce leading executive search, sales leadership, and sales growth/professional services recruiting teams. She joined Google in 2003 to build out the AdSense team and then spent 6 years hiring for business operations, corporate communications, corporate development, and various engineering teams, including new graduate PhDs. She graduated from The Colorado College with a BS in Psychology. More about Beth... LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bethscheer http://homebrewvc.tumblr.com/post/121650286508/welcoming-beth-scheer-head-of-talent-to-the https://www.forbes.com/sites/jennaabdou/2017/07/28/this-is-what-a-strong-series-a-team-looks-like/#7b9edfb1552b http://maybrooks.com/homebrews-beth-scheer-dials-it-up-as-a-working-mom/ Takeaways Beth Scheer emphasizes the importance of self-awareness in decision-making.The transition from corporate roles to venture capital can be challenging but rewarding.Building trust and relationships is crucial in the venture capital space.Homebrew takes a hands-on approach to supporting founders.Coaching is essential for founders to navigate their challenges effectively.Delegation is a significant challenge for many founders.The landscape of talent acquisition is evolving with new tools and technologies.Authenticity in leadership is key to building successful teams.Founders need to articulate their priorities clearly when seeking new roles.The act of capturing thoughts and goals can lead to better decision-making. Sound bites "I want to have both.""We're all on the same team.""The act of capturing it is important." Chapters 00:00 Navigating Early Stage Ventures02:44 The Transition from Corporate to Venture Capital05:33 Building Relationships and Trust in Startups08:31 The Unique Approach of Homebrew11:36 The Importance of Feedback and Openness14:21 Challenges Faced by Early Stage Founders17:31 Key Mistakes Founders Make20:10 Delegation and Management in Startups23:17 The Importance of Leadership in Retaining Talent26:42 Navigating Chaos and Structure in Startups31:46 The Evolution of Coaching in the Startup Ecosystem34:55 Self-Reflection and Decision-Making for Career Growth39:23 Building Trust and Authentic Relationships in Leadership

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    The Art of Decision-Making in Entrepreneurship with Nate Cadieux

    Summary In this episode, Mike Dauphinee interviews Nate Cadieux, a developer and founder of Purpose Real Estate Group. They discuss Nate's journey in real estate, the challenges of decision-making, the burden of expectations, and the importance of communication and vulnerability in both personal and professional relationships. Nate shares insights on resilience, the cost of success, and the courage to change paths, emphasizing the need to find purpose beyond professional achievements. The conversation highlights the significance of self-discovery and maintaining connection in relationships as they navigate the complexities of life and work. About Nate Cadieux (Strategic, Futuristic, Activator, Ideation, Connectedness) Nate Cadieux is a San Diego-based developer, investor, and community builder. He founded Purpose Real Estate Group in 2017 with a mission to activate underutilized spaces and help neighborhoods come alive. Nate's portfolio includes projects like The Waldorf in North Park, the restoration of LightChurch in Bankers Hill, and various mixed-use developments along University Avenue. Prior to launching his own firm, Nate worked with the Corky McMillin Companies on iconic projects like Liberty Station and helped launch Moniker General and Moniker Commons. His work centers on creating places that bring people together, with intentionality, risk, and a deep sense of purpose. Takeaways Nate's journey in real estate began with a desire to create vibrant communities. The importance of making tough decisions in entrepreneurship. Navigating the burden of expectations from investors and community. The transition from vision to execution is often the hardest part of development. Building resilience through challenges is crucial for personal and professional growth. Effective communication is key in managing development projects and relationships. Overcoming regulatory hurdles requires creativity and persistence. Success comes with a cost, and it's important to reflect on what that means personally. Finding purpose beyond professional success is essential for fulfillment. The courage to change paths can lead to greater personal satisfaction. Sound bites "There's no turning back." "It was super humbling." "We get paid to solve problems." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Purpose Real Estate and Nate's Journey 03:01 Navigating Risk and Decision-Making in Real Estate 05:42 The Burden of Expectations in Development 08:26 The Transition from Vision to Execution 11:02 Building Resilience Through Challenges 13:51 The Importance of Communication in Development 16:56 Overcoming Regulatory Hurdles 19:54 The Cost of Success and Personal Growth 22:37 Finding Purpose Beyond Professional Success 25:37 The Courage to Change Paths 28:30 The Role of Vulnerability in Relationships 31:23 Supporting Each Other in Personal Growth 34:11 The Power of Vulnerability in Leadership 36:57 Radical Self-Forgiveness and Presence 39:56 Defining Success on Your Own Terms 42:41 The Importance of Asking for Help 45:42 Maintaining Connection in Relationships 48:48 The Journey of Self-Discovery and Growth 51:23 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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    Jeremy Pietrocini on Risk, Reinvention, and Knowing When to Move

    Summary In this episode of Maps are Dead, Mike Dauphinee and Jeremy Pietrosini discuss navigating significant life changes, particularly the decision to launch a new business. They explore the importance of understanding one's strengths, overcoming perfectionism, and the role of belief and connectedness in decision-making. The conversation emphasizes the value of collaboration, facing fears, and the necessity of self-reflection in personal growth. Jeremy shares insights on how to navigate relationships and partnerships effectively, and the importance of courage in leadership. The episode concludes with practical advice on how to approach decision-making without a clear map. About Jeremy Pietrosini (Maximizer, Strategic, Futuristic, Belief, Connectedness, Self-Assurance, Woo) As a leadership consultant, executive coach and keynote speaker, Jeremy helps leaders to lead high performing teams. For over two decades Jeremy has had the privilege to serve as a trusted adviser to leaders of companies around the world that you know and love. His personal mission is to be a leadership catalyst-inspiring leaders to transform their culture. Learn more from Jeremy: Website: recreatework.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremy-pietrocini/ takeaways Navigating life changes requires clarity in decision-making. Understanding your strengths can guide your choices. Perfectionism can hinder progress; it's important to take action. Belief and connectedness are crucial in decision-making. Futuristic thinking helps in visualizing potential outcomes. Collaboration enhances the decision-making process. Healthy relationships involve mutual respect and understanding. Courage is essential for effective leadership. Self-reflection aids in recognizing fears and desires. Taking small steps can lead to significant changes. titles Navigating Life Changes with Confidence The Courage to Launch a New Business Sound Bites "You can count on me to..." "Why isn't it enough?" "What do you want?" Chapters 00:00Navigating Life Changes with Strengths 02:53The Decision to Launch a New Venture 05:45Overcoming Perfectionism and Fear in Decision Making 08:39The Role of Mission and Belief in Clarity 11:37Bridging Vision and Reality 14:08The Importance of Collaboration in Partnerships 27:54The Power of Complementary Strengths 30:14Navigating Freedom in Decision Making 32:20Embracing Vulnerability and Fear 34:38The Role of Calmness in Leadership 37:50The Importance of Respect in Partnerships 42:03Finding Clarity in What You Want 47:08Overcoming Pride and Ego in Decision Making 52:15The Best of Us: Understanding Strengths in Relationships 54:48Asking the Right Questions for Clarity

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Maps Are Dead is a podcast about navigating life when the old plans stop working. Hosted by Mike Dauphinee, this series is a raw, real, and often funny conversation with people learning to move forward without a clear path. It’s not about success formulas or five-year plans. It’s about inner maps—CliftonStrengths, courage, and the grit it takes to keep going when certainty disappears. Mike and his guests explore identity, leadership, parenting, purpose, and the moments that shake our lives loose. Join our community: https://the-fit-forum.circle.so/join?invitation_token=9d72b1d6f49e63892f277b

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