Welcome to Unfuck Your Brain. The only podcast that teaches you how to use psychology, feminism

and coaching to rewire your brain and get what you want in life. And now here's your

host, Harvard Law School grad, feminist rock star, and master coach, Carla Lohanthile.

Hello my chickens. How are we all doing here in August? I cannot believe that it's been

August. I don't understand how time works, which, you know, to be fair, many physicists

on a deep level, none of us would say none of us really understand how time works. So I

want to talk to you guys today about a really good question that I got asked recently.

And it made me realize that I had kind of never fully shared my like philosophy of coaching

with all of you. I mean, I have obviously shared many of my perspectives on coaching

and my thoughts about coaching. There are so many episodes of this podcast. It's kind

of unbelievable to think that I have been doing this podcast for five years now. And we've

put out an episode every week and sometimes bonus episodes too. So it's kind of mind blowing.

But, you know, obviously as I have developed my own work and been coaching and teaching

and then created my advanced certification and feminist coaching, I have really kind of

built out and fleshed out and developed and created my own coaching framework right

my own intellectual endeavor, like my own body of work. And so today what I want to do is

kind of explain to you what that is and why I think it's so important to understand how

to coach from this perspective. So I often call myself a feminist mindset coach and I think

I am a feminist mindset coach. But the kind of coaching framework that I have developed

is something that I call intersectional coaching. So I owe a huge debt in this work to Kimberly

Crenshaw, who is a incredible academic law professor, thinker, thought leader genius of

our time, who coined the term and the concept of intersectionality. And she uses that term

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