Cyndi Wineinger's guest appearances

Cyndi Wineinger

Humarian Health

everyday badass

Joel Kahn

Pilar Jennings

Brittany Miller

Amy Medling

Andrea Davis

Jolene Brighten

Megan Gilmore

Carolyn Dean

David Hanscom

Beth Miller

Ken Druck

Amy Baker

Andy Downs

Joe Clark

Gila Kurtz

OwlTail

Listeners, I am so excited to announce that tomorrow, Thursday January 7 I will be releasing #everydaybadasspodcast with guest speaker and initially work friend, Cyndi Wineinger. As a senior certified Burkman consultant, professional master coach, professional neurolinguistic practitioner, lifetime associate of the career thought leader consortium, life coach, life plan facilitator, alcohol addiction recovery coach, a speaker, and founder of a non-profit, Cyndi has more accomplishments under her belt than you could imagine fitting into a podcast episode. Cyndi’s honest candor and thought process is one of her many beautiful qualities that has always benefited others as she says what you need to hear, not just what you want to hear. With a college education from Alabama, Cyndi was always busy from age 14 and on working in some capacity. A common theme from Cyndi’s life is resilience, as she was the picture of resilience throughout workplace circumstances at her first job after graduation in sales at P&amp;G. She also displayed amazing resilience in raising her son Daniel who they were told would not live past 6 months but lived a very full six year life. We hear in tomorrow’s podcast the story of a woman who chose to take the risky choices in her career path driven by wanting to have an impactful impression on the world at Crossroads Church. Cyndi’s story is one of growth, risk, reward, and success.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/everyday-badass/support

Listeners, I am so excited to announce that tomorrow, Thursday January 7 I will be releasing <a href="https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/everydaybadasspodcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#everydaybadasspodcast</a> with guest speaker and initially work friend, Cyndi Wineinger. As a senior certified Burkman consultant, professional master coach, professional neurolinguistic practitioner, lifetime associate of the career thought leader consortium, life coach, life plan facilitator, alcohol addiction recovery coach, a speaker, and founder of a non-profit, Cyndi has more accomplishments under her belt than you could imagine fitting into a podcast episode. Cyndi’s honest candor and thought process is one of her many beautiful qualities that has always benefited others as she says what you need to hear, not just what you want to hear. With a college education from Alabama, Cyndi was always busy from age 14 and on working in some capacity. A common theme from Cyndi’s life is resilience, as she was the picture of resilience throughout workplace circumstances at her first job after graduation in sales at P&amp;G. She also displayed amazing resilience in raising her son Daniel who they were told would not live past 6 months but lived a very full six year life. We hear in tomorrow’s podcast the story of a woman who chose to take the risky choices in her career path driven by wanting to have an impactful impression on the world at Crossroads Church. Cyndi’s story is one of growth, risk, reward, and success.  --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/everyday-badass/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/everyday-badass/support</a>

Episode 13- Cyndi Wineinger

Our guest this week is Cyndi Wineinger, executive coach and founder of The Wineinger Company in Cincinnati, OH.  Cyndi chats with Amy about the purpose of an executive coach and why she decided to become one.  Cyndi talks about her own executive coaching philosophy as a listener and a guide that helps people identify and hone their own skills instead of trying to change who they are.  They also discuss the importance of finding someone willing to listen, the number one reason people decide to leave their jobs, why we’re largely who we’re going to be by the time we’re pre-teens, why winning is so addictive, the difference between consulting and insulting, the main reasons someone would want to consider an executive coach, career coaching vs. executive coaching, and what the process of working with an executive coach looks like.

HHP Dimensions of Health: Mental - Cyndi Wineinger, Executive Coach