Jun 16, 2026 · 47 min · 13 segments
**The Hidden Cost of Misaligned Values in Leadership"** Seamus Fox, a mindset and performance coach, shares his journey from a troubled youth in Northern Ireland to advising CEOs worldwide. He…
Seamus FoxGuestDanHostI mean, do you feel do you feel like this is a calling?
A calling as such, I think what I discovered over the years then and really starting to understand human behavior, and this was something I shared on a podcast recently, Most of what I've done through coaching is through loved experience.
I wanted to learn a certain thing, and I've done them for my own reasons to kind of learn and discover more about me first.
I want to actually go and get qualified on that, study on that, learn a wee bit more about that, because I can use that and apply that.
We all have a high value that is what we think about, what we get inspired by, what we organize our days or weeks or months around, what naturally comes spontaneously to us that we want to go and do.
But a lot of the times that gets taken out of us through the injected values of other people, through the injected values of society, who we think we need to be, et cetera.
But I think that when you find that real purpose and what's most inspiring for you, you could call it a calling.
It's something
My life has demonstrated over the last 21 years and probably further if I look back, and unknowingly what I was doing that I love coaching.
Some of that was created because of the own voids, the my own voids that I experienced in my own life and transforming those voids and seeing the changes that I've made.
I love seeing people change and I love helping people shift and change how they think and feel about themselves.
I mean, do you feel do you feel like this is a calling?
A calling as such, I think what I discovered over the years then and really starting to understand human behavior, and this was something I shared on a podcast recently, Most of what I've done through coaching is through loved experience.
I wanted to learn a certain thing, and I've done them for my own reasons to kind of learn and discover more about me first.
I want to actually go and get qualified on that, study on that, learn a wee bit more about that, because I can use that and apply that.
We all have a high value that is what we think about, what we get inspired by, what we organize our days or weeks or months around, what naturally comes spontaneously to us that we want to go and do.
But a lot of the times that gets taken out of us through the injected values of other people, through the injected values of society, who we think we need to be, et cetera.
But I think that when you find that real purpose and what's most inspiring for you, you could call it a calling.
It's something
My life has demonstrated over the last 21 years and probably further if I look back, and unknowingly what I was doing that I love coaching.
Some of that was created because of the own voids, the my own voids that I experienced in my own life and transforming those voids and seeing the changes that I've made.
I love seeing people change and I love helping people shift and change how they think and feel about themselves.
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