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Permission with Dr. Sherry Walling

Sherry Walling
Entrepreneurship
Mental Health
Family Dynamics
Psychedelic Integration
Personal Growth
Loneliness
Psychedelic Therapy
Creativity
Exit Strategy
Psychotherapy
Growth Mindset
Internal Family Systems
Circus Arts
Business Growth
Selfishness
Consciousness
Entrepreneurial Mindset
Desire
Self-Care
Leadership

Permission with Dr. Sherry Walling is a podcast for founders, entrepreneurs, leaders, and creatives who have done the therapy, read the books, and built the thing — and are now ready to stop living by rules they never agreed to. Hosted by clinical psychologist, entrepreneur, speaker and circus artist Dr. Sherry Walling, each episode is a permission slip: to work differently, rest deeply, love full... more

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Recent Guests

Derek Coburn
Financial advisor, founder of Cadre, and author of Networking Is Not Working and Let's Retire Retirement
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Episode: Episode 4: Permission to Have More Fun with Derek Coburn
Rob Walling
Founder of Drip, co-founder of TinySeed, and host of Startups for the Rest of Us
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Episode: Episode 3: Permission to Act with Rob Walling
Jason Cohen
Founder of WP Engine and Smart Bear
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Episode: Episode 1: Permission to Build Your Way with Jason Cohen
Mia Sundstrom
CEO of the National Institute for Play
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Episode: Episode 2: Permission to Play with Mia Sundstrom

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Dr. Sherry Walling
Dr. Sherry Walling is a clinical psychologist, coach for entrepreneurs and startups, and a best-selling author known for her expertise in mental health, trauma, stress, and burnout. She combines her professional insights with personal experiences, particularly her enduring journey alongside a serial entrepreneur, to provide actionable advice for managing both entrepreneurial demands and personal well-being.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 111 ratings
  • Incredible podcast!

    This podcast is a must listen for entrepreneurs everywhere! Sherry is an incredible host, both skilled and engaging, and each of her conversations with guests is truly insightful and inspiring.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    maddie@podcastingyou
    United States4 years ago
  • Valuable and Entertaining

    Great podcast on important and often overlooked topics for entrepreneurs. Helped me to connect with my craft from a different angle.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fgzbmz
    United States5 years ago
  • A breath of fresh air!

    If you’re currently a founder or entrepreneur (or want to be one in the future), this podcast should be part of your weekly content diet. Sherry is fantastic - warm, knowledgeable, and engaging - and every episode is full of actionable takeaways that you can leverage to level up. A must listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Arlie K
    United States5 years ago
  • Amazing Content

    Sherry does such a good job covering a variety of topics. Her guests offer awesome advice as well. I would recommend this show to anyone looking to be inspired!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    megan@podcastingyou
    United States6 years ago
  • Thank you

    Disclaimer... I just barely tipped the tip of my tiniest toe into the waters of entrepreneurship so that’s not what originally drew me to this podcast. Rather, I got to know Sherry during yoga training several years ago and was immediately drawn to her as a pure and authentic human being. Might have even been quite shy around her because I looked up to her so much. Anyway, today I found myself very, very anxious and instead of wallowing in fetal position I played the first podcast that came up o... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    EricaLynChaney
    United States6 years ago

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Numerous reviews highlight the engaging and warm hosting style, making the content feel nurturing and supportive.
The podcast is lauded for its actionable advice that resonates with entrepreneurs balancing personal and professional challenges.
Listeners appreciate the insightful exploration of mental health in entrepreneurship and how it uniquely addresses family dynamics.
Many find the blending of practical entrepreneurship tips with personal development content to be particularly refreshing and impactful.
Listeners value the authentic conversations and the relatable experiences shared by the host and guests, which make complex topics accessible.

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Episode 3: Permission to Act with Rob Walling
Q: What are the things you find yourself most often saying, like, “Oh no, you have permission to fill in the blank?”
Walling tells founders that they have authority to make decisions such as changing prices, even when employees or customers may disagree. He says the buck stops with the founders and they can take risks rather than defer to outside criticism.
Episode 3: Permission to Act with Rob Walling
Q: What led you to believe that you were allowed to do something different? How did you make the shift from that plan to a totally different kind of life?
Walling said he realized during a management training program that he disliked the industry, the work and the people around him. He spent months weighing the risk, then pursued software development because he had enjoyed writing code as a child.
Episode 4: Permission to Have More Fun with Derek Coburn
Q: How do you make friends as a middle-aged adult?
Coburn recommends going to concerts and comedy shows, joining groups related to favorite bands, and exploring hobbies, classes, or activities that already appeal to you.
Episode 4: Permission to Have More Fun with Derek Coburn
Q: How is your perspective of friendship changing?
Coburn says he was struck by research showing how sharply time with friends declines with age. He encourages friendships based on shared interests and enjoyable time together, alongside a smaller circle of trusted friends for deeper support.

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