INVITE EDIE TO YOUR PODCAST
Looking for a guest who goes beyond the expected answers?
Edie Galley has spent more than 16 years listening to people talk about the problems they want to solve—and discovering that the problem they name is often not the one actually driving their choices.
Money. Confidence. Aging. Relationships. Success. Procrastination. Reinvention. Visibility.
The subjects may be different, but underneath them are often old stories, fears, beliefs, and assumptions that continue making decisions long after we’ve stopped questioning whether they’re true.
Edie calls it the problem underneath the problem.
As the author of Still Not Enough, a longtime coach, former corporate sales and business-development professional, and experienced radio host and interviewer, Edie brings both lived experience and thousands of hours of conversations about why people do what they do—and what can happen when they begin seeing it differently.
CONVERSATIONS WE COULD HAVE
What If You’ve Been Solving the Wrong Problem? – We naturally try to fix what we can see. But what if the money problem isn’t really about money? The confidence problem isn’t really about confidence? The procrastination isn’t really about discipline? A conversation about finding the problem underneath the problem—and why solving the right problem changes everything.
Why Capable People Sometimes Stop Themselves – What we call self-sabotage may actually be self-protection. Perfectionism, procrastination, overthinking, disappearing near success, or continually starting over can make much more sense when we understand what the behavior may be trying to protect us from.
Still Not Enough: When the Finish Line Keeps Moving – Why can someone accomplish something they desperately wanted and still not feel like it’s enough? Edie explores the connection between achievement, approval, worth, and the exhausting belief that one more accomplishment might finally prove something about who we are.
Fear Doesn’t Always Look Like Fear – Fear can sound remarkably reasonable. It’s too late. I need to be realistic. I’m not ready. I need to think about it. Maybe next year. A conversation about the quieter disguises of fear—and how they can influence money, relationships, visibility, success, aging, and the size of the life we’re willing to live.
Aging Boldly. Living Fully – Getting older brings real changes. It also brings an enormous collection of assumptions about what we should want, how we should look, what we should risk, and what is still possible. What happens when we let age give us information—but stop letting it make every decision?
Reinvention: Who Says the Next Chapter Has to Look Like the Last One? – Our experience can become an asset—or a set of instructions we never question. Edie explores what it means to build forward without assuming the person we’ve been has to determine the person we’re becoming.
Beyond the Vision Board – Edie created her first vision book in 1989 and has experienced both the power of this practice and what happens when it becomes just another New Year’s exercise. This conversation goes beyond collecting pretty pictures to creating a future you can actually feel, imagine, and begin acting toward.
ABOUT EDIE
Edie Galley is a speaker, coach, radio and media veteran, and author of Still Not Enough.
For more than 16 years, she has helped people recognize the beliefs, patterns, and assumptions influencing their choices in business, money, confidence, purpose, relationships, and life.
Her background spans corporate sales and business development, entrepreneurship, coaching, radio hosting and interviewing, speaking, publishing, and authorship.
Having spent years on both sides of the microphone, Edie loves conversations that move beyond rehearsed answers. She brings warmth, candor, curiosity, humor, and a willingness to ask the question that takes the conversation somewhere neither person expected it to go.