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Christine in the Media

As a trusted executive coach, advisor, and keynote speaker, Christine Julia Feehan helps leaders navigate complexity, communicate with clarity, and lead with purpose. She draws on a diverse background that includes coaching elite athletes, supporting leadership in global organizations, and facilitating strategic development across industries. Christine blends real-world experience in sport and business to deliver grounded, actionable insights that elevate performance and leadership impact.

🎙️Podcasts

All Up In Your Business
Host

Working in the creative industry sounds sexy, but we're here to tell you what it's really like in the trenches from late nights to less-than-glamorous travel to demanding deadlines and even more demanding bosses. Gabbi Hall and Christine J. Feehan combine forces to share their more than 20 years of expertise, research, and tips on how to make the whole creative journey worthwhile.

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The Next Turn Podcast Episode 100
Guest Host

The Next Turn celebrates its 100th episode by doing something a little different. This week instead of leading the conversation, we’re in the hot seat. We’ve given the keys to coach, author, and communications expert, Christine Feehan, flipping the script and putting our team on the other side of the mic. Feehan digs into who we are, why we started the Next Turn, and what’s kept us going for five years. We talk through bumps in the road, lessons learned, and reflect on the evolution of the podcast, moments that surprised us, and the common threads we’ve seen emerge across a hundred interviews with some of the biggest names in the sport. And finally, we look ahead to what’s next. Where does The Next Turn go from here?  We’ve spent 99 episodes asking others to open up to us. Now, it’s our turn.

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Fresh Corduroy
Guest

In this episode of Fresh Corduroy, host Craig Zolan speaks with Christine Julia "CJ" Feehan, who shares her journey from a young skier in New Jersey to a prominent figure in the ski racing industry. Christine discusses her experiences working at various levels of the sport, including coaching, media coverage, and her role with the FIS. The conversation delves into the challenges of promoting ski racing in the US, the importance of integrated ski clubs, and the need for better media access and exposure for the sport. Christine also highlights her involvement in initiatives aimed at empowering women in skiing and snowboarding and the summit for the World Women's Snowsports Organization (WWSO).

"Resistance to change is everywhere, even in high-performance sports.

Seems crazy, right? If you're trying to be the best, shouldn't you be willing to try something new or at least be different from your competition? The social constructs to conform and seek comfort are stronger than we like to admit."

-Christine Feehan
The Next Turn Podcast

📚 Articles & Books

"Life gives us choices. You either grab on with both hands and just go for it, or you sit on the sidelines."

-Christine Feehan
Life Gives Me Lemons

How to Find Out If You're Suited to Remote Working
Fast Company

This Fast Company article outlines a four-step self-assessment to help professionals determine if remote work aligns with their personality and professional style. Drawing from her experience as both a remote worker and manager of remote teams, Feehan emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, social needs, and structured routines in evaluating fit for a remote work environment.

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4 Ways to Test Whether You’re Cut Out for Remote Work Before You Start
The Muse

Drawing on her managerial experience, Feehan emphasizes evaluating one's social needs, seeking honest feedback, practicing remote communication, and conducting trial runs to ensure a successful transition to a remote work environment in this article from The Muse.

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You Can’t Simply Copy-Paste the Norwegian Sport Model
Ski Racing

Feehan explores the complexities of adopting Norway's renowned sports development system in other countries in this Ski Racing Media article. Her experiences coaching in the U.S. and Norway (as well as working with athletes around the world) lead her to emphasize the importance of cultural context, long-term investment, and community values in shaping effective athletic programs.

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How to Race Your Way Into College
Ski Racing

Practical advice for aspiring collegiate ski racers includes an outline of key steps—such as understanding recruitment timelines, diversifying college applications, evaluating program criteria, and exploring scholarship opportunities—to help athletes navigate the path to NCAA skiing.

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International Impulses at Norway’s Most Urban University
Oslo Metropolitan University

In this OsloMet feature, Feehan explores the university's diverse and international environment. She highlights how the university fosters a global outlook through multicultural city life, a commitment to Open Access publishing, and a supportive workplace for international researchers and PhD candidates.

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Life Gives Me Lemons:
Adventures in Bad Luck and Bold Misfortune (2013)

This debut book is a collection of 21 humorous, first-person essays recounting misadventures in outdoor pursuits. Stories include incidents like ruining a charity running race, triggering an avalanche, and being chased by a bear.

The book aims to find humor in adversity - it is currently out-of-print but available by direct order.

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