E153 | Chris Fischer: The Science of Sharks & Making Research More Accessible

The Art Of Coaching

Brett Bartholomew

Health & Fitness, Business, Education

5 • 642 Ratings

🗓️ 8 February 2021

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

In case you missed it… our newest resource BLINDSPOT™ is now open! If you want to clarify your message, find your niche, create meaningful work and use it to help more people - this digital toolkit will be an absolute GAME. CHANGER. But don’t waste any time - access to BLINDSPOT™ is only open for 2 more days! Click here to sign up now. __________________________________________________________________________ On today’s episode you’ll learn how to catch a 4,000 lb great white shark. But if that’s what you take from this episode, you missed the point. On the surface (pun intended), today’s conversation might seem drastically different from ones we typically have on this show. But if you look deeper you’ll see the overwhelming number of similarities between the work of Chris Fischer, OCEARCH and what we do with communication, leadership and coaching. A full-time explorer, Chris Fischer has a special gift of seeing the “big picture,” creating solutions around that picture, and communicating that picture in an accessible way to others. Chris has led 39 global expeditions focused on accelerating the ocean’s return to balance and abundance, by unlocking the life history puzzle of white sharks and other keystone species through expeditions aboard the OCEARCH. His approach completely disrupts the research and policy process by making data collection and distribution collaborative, inclusive and open-sourced. This data-centric approach has inspired global ocean environmental protection policies, with Chris working alongside Presidents of several countries, including the U.S. We discuss: How to productively disrupt a well established industry Navigating learned helplessness in sharks and people Using storytelling to ethically sell your mission Why communication is to coaching as oceans are to sharks Connect with Chris: Via OCEARCH: ocearch.org Via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/explorerfischer/ One thing while you’re still here… Chris and I talk extensively about the lack of effective communication in highly technical and science-driven fields. If you find yourself in one of these environments and want to practice better storytelling/communication so you can connect the people you serve to the work you do, let us help! We offer 1 on 1 online communication training! Click the link below to find out more: https://artofcoaching.com/mentoring/

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0:00.0	I'm a big first things first guy.
0:03.8	If the ocean system is not working, we're all dead.
0:07.2	Sure, it doesn't matter what we do on land.
0:09.9	It's two thirds of our air, 100% of our water,
0:13.4	and about half the people every day count on protein
0:16.0	from the ocean.
0:17.2	And so if the ocean system fails,
0:19.9	this is one of the things I think is so interesting
0:21.9	when you look at all research and all these kind of nonprofits and all these various activities when you look at like Earth System Management
0:30.1	because we don't have like an Earth Council which is like the dumbest thing of all time.
0:33.9	Like we're on the no plan plan for the planet.
0:38.2	But anyway, at least if you're going to try to affect something, if the planet's going
0:43.6	to exist we must save the ocean first.
0:46.7	Yeah, 100%.
0:47.9	If we lose the ocean, we're all dead on land no matter what we do.
0:51.8	Yeah, it's inarriable. Welcome to the Art of Coaching Podcast, a show aimed at getting to the core of what
1:10.1	it takes to change attitudes, behaviors, and outcomes in the weight room, board room,
1:15.0	classroom, and everywhere in between.
1:18.0	I'm your host, Brett Bartholmue.
1:19.3	I'm a performance coach, keynote speaker, and the author of the book, Conscious Coaching.
1:23.9	But most importantly, I'm a lifelong
1:25.4	student interested in all aspects of human behavior and
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