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The Calming Ground Podcast

The Calming Ground Podcast

Date de sortie : 2026-04-08
© 2026 The Calming Ground All Rights Reserved.
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Date de sortie : 2026-04-08
© 2026 The Calming Ground All Rights Reserved.
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137 - Yin Leadership, Edge Mapping & the Body: A Conversation with Jaye Marolla about Rethinking Power, Presence, and Growth

137 - Yin Leadership, Edge Mapping & the Body: A Conversation with Jaye Marolla about Rethinking Power, Presence, and Growth

Most of us have been taught that growth means pushing through, figuring it out, or getting it “right.” What if real growth comes from learning how to stay present at your edge? In this powerful conversation, host Elizabeth Mintun sits down with Jay
Durée : 48:58
Most of us have been taught that growth means pushing through, figuring it out, or getting it “right.” What if real growth comes from learning how to stay present at your edge?
In this powerful conversation, host Elizabeth Mintun sits down with Jaye Marolla to explore a very different approach to leadership, growth, and self-awareness. Drawing from over a decade as a bodywork practitioner, Jaye shares how working with the body can expand our capacity to hold uncertainty, navigate conflict, and move through life with greater presence and resilience. 
Together, they unpack the concept of yin-led leadership, challenge common cultural narratives around power and safety, and introduce the idea of edge mapping, a practice of meeting ourselves at the boundary between the known and the unknown.
Key Takeaways
Growth happens at the edge, through presence. Real transformation comes from staying with discomfort, curiosity, and the unknown rather than bypassing it.mYin leadership is deeply attuned and responsive. True leadership arises from listening, receiving, and being in relationship with what’s happening, rather than controlling it.Edge mapping expands your capacity. By gently exploring your edges (instead of pushing past them), you can build resilience, awareness, and flexibility.Yin and yang are not opposites - they are interdependent. True power comes from their integration: grounded, rooted yin giving rise to clear, intentional yang.Fulfillment is a natural part of life cycles. Knowing when something is complete (and having the awareness to release it) is essential for growth and new emergence.
I’d love to hear what stood out to you in this conversation.
What edge are you noticing in your own life right now?
You can email me at elizabethmintun@thecalmingground.com - I always love hearing what’s resonating.
Resources 
Jaye's website: https://www.thebodyinnate.com/
Jaye’s IG: https://www.instagram.com/thebodyinnate/
Learn more about 1:1 Coaching with Elizabeth Mintun here 
Contact Elizabeth: elizabethmintun@thecalmingground.com
Find Elizabeth on Facebook & IG @thecalmingground
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Date de publication : 8/4/2026 à 08:00:41

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This podcast offers a space for busy people to go to for inspiration, wisdom, to learn from one another's struggles and transformations, as well as to receive actionable steps to relax, gain confidence, and move forward with the life they long to experience.

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