Relationship Matters Podcast with Katie Churchman | CRR Global
Season 5

Boundaryless Change Part 3

Everyday applications

overlap season 5

Ep. 7 Boundaryless Change Part 3: Everyday Applications

Show Notes

In part three of a series on boundaryless change, Katie talks with CRR Global co-founder Marita Fridjhon about everyday applications of boundaryless change. They bring the conversation back down to earth by looking at the importance of this concept in our everyday lives. Across this episode, they discuss:

  • how to explain this concept to a six-year-old.
  • how this concept might be useful to a parent.
  • some ways we need to embrace boundaryless change in our daily lives.
  • the importance of embracing and working with the principle of emergence.

If you haven’t listened to parts 1 and 2 already, we would highly recommend listening to Boundaryless Change Part 1: The Metaview and Boundaryless Change Part 2: The Coaching Industry first.

Marita Fridjhon

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Katie Churchman

Relationship Matters Podcast

with host Katie Churchman

Guests

Marita Fridjhon ORSCC, ESIA, ICF-PCC

Marita Fridjhon is co-founder of CRR Global, co-creator of the world-recognized Organization and Relationship Systems Coaching (ORSC™) program and mentor to an ever-growing community of relationship systems practitioners. Her deeply integrative approach is drawn from her foundations in clinical social work, family systems therapy and organizational consulting. Marita is co-author of “Systems Inspired Leadership” and “Creating Intelligent Teams.

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