Don Eisenhauer's guest appearances

Don Eisenhauer

The Future of Health Coaching

WisBusiness: The Podcast

Karen Wyatt

David Drake

John Sauer

Ruth Wolever

Karen Lawson

Lisa Johnson

Robert Kegan

Jonathan Wiggins

Erin Rasmussen

Sandra Scheinbaum

Bill Murphy

Sherry Zhang

Byron Reese

Matt Cordio

Margaret Moore

OwlTail

Young Rembrandts

This week’s episode of “WisBusiness: The Podcast” features Don Eisenhauer, the program director for Young Rembrandts Metro Milwaukee.   This company goes into local schools and school districts in the Milwaukee area to put on before- and after-school art activities with a goal of supplementing existing art programs. Parents pay the company directly for these activities, which are hosted with permission from the school.   Eisenhauer says this provides creative growth opportunities for kids that are dwindling as funding for art programs dries up in some areas and schools statewide put increasing focus on high-stakes testing.   “I believe the future worker is going to have more success in any job -- whether it’s developing products or offering a service -- I strongly believe that any worker will have more success if they have more right-brain or more creative ability,” he said.

WisBusiness: The Podcast with Don Eisenhauer, program director and area franchisee of Young Rembrandts

Interview with Lois MacNaughton, BA, ACC End-of-Life Coaching is a process of being with people who are dying and those who are grieving.  This process recognizes the person who is dying or who is grieving as the expert of his/her life.  An End-of-Life Coach is responsible for creating a ‘safe place’ in which the person feels free to share without self-censorship. The End-of-Life Coach asks powerful questions: questions that are born out of the coach’s deep listening.  These questions invite the person to look within to find the answers that are already there yet have gone unacknowledged. Dr. Don Eisenhauer, PCC is here with Lois MacNaughton, BA, ACC to teach us more about these powerful questions.

Interview with Lois MacNaughton, BA, ACC End-of-Life Coaching is a process of being with people who are dying and those who are grieving.  This process recognizes the person who is dying or who is grieving as the expert of his/her life.  An End-of-Life Coach is responsible for creating a ‘safe place’ in which the person feels free to share without self-censorship. The End-of-Life Coach asks powerful questions: questions that are born out of the coach’s deep listening.  These questions invite the person to look within to find the answers that are already there yet have gone unacknowledged. Dr. Don Eisenhauer, PCC is here with Lois MacNaughton, BA, ACC to teach us more about these powerful questions.

Using Coaching at End of Life: A Conversation with Dr. Don Eisenhauer, PCC