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Catherine Divine is back on The Unbeatable Mind this week to delve into the concept of mastering the ‘physical mountain'--a term that refers to one's journey towards physical health and fitness.    Mark and Catherine delve into the idea that in order to unlock one's full potential, it's important to train not only the body, but also the mind and spirit. Got a busy schedule and don't know how or where to incorporate fitness? Mark and Catherine share practical advice for how to do so. The power of small, consistent efforts—-what Mark calls “spot drills”----can't be understated and can seem like a godsend for those leading hectic lives. Beyond the benefits of physical activity, the interconnectedness of physical, emotional, and mental well-being is explored!   Key Takeaways: Time Management: Reframe physical activity as a cumulative activity and learn how to utilise ‘spot drills' throughout the day.  Integration of Different Aspects of Experience: Realize the importance of connecting fully to life through bodily awareness and the interconnectedness of both physical and mental experiences.  Body and Mind as a Unified Construct: Listen to different philosophical perspectives on what the mind is and learn to create a mindful connection between physical and emotional states.  Training Balance and Recovery: Recognize the importance of recovery in forming a balanced training routine and discover how to integrate physical challenges with mental and emotional ones.    Itunes Bio: Catherine Divine is a leadership coach, author, and yoga instructor with over 20 years of experience helping leaders unlock their full potential. Coauthor of Kokoro Yoga with her stepfather, Mark Divine, and author of Sacred Silence, Catherine holds a Master's in Transformative Leadership from CIIS and is pursuing a PhD in East-West Psychology. As a Master Unbeatable Mind Coach, she has trained C-suite executives, Special Ops candidates, and high-performance leaders, guiding them to integrate mindfulness, emotional intelligence, and resilience. Catherine combines intuitive healing with strategic insight to help leaders overcome challenges, heal from trauma, and strengthen their mind-body-soul connection. Catherine's Links:  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherinec1/  Kokoro Yoga: https://unbeatablemind.com/kokoro-yoga/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CatherineDivineYoga/   Sponsors and Promotions:   Defender: The highest achievers among us are the people still striving, still reaching for something. It's those people who approach the impossible and embrace it. There's a vehicle for people like that. It's called the Defender. Explore the full Defender line-up at LandRoverUSA.com Indeed Indeed: Change the way you hire with a $75 Sponsored Job Credit from Indeed when you go to Indeed.com/DIVINE and tell them where you heard about them. Momentous Go to livemomentous.com and try it today at 20% off with code DIVINE, and start living on purpose. BirdDogs Get a completely free hat @birddogs with code DIVINE at https://www.birddogs.com/DIVINE  #birddogspod   Timestamped Overview:  00:00 Unlocking the Physical Mountain 05:09 "Learning from Everyday Accidents" 08:34 Mindful Recovery Over "Suck It Up" 12:01 "Mind-Body Connection in Therapy" 14:53 "Body's Infinite Capacity Belief" 18:53 Functional Fitness and Coaching Advice 22:13 "Impromptu Workouts Anywhere" 24:09 Quick Fitness Routine Tips 26:40 "Support & Subscribe: Mark Devine Show"    

In this episode of the Coaching 101 Podcast, hosts Daniel Chamberlain and Kenny Simpson are joined by Bo Gould, the offensive line coach at Southside High School in Batesville, Arkansas. They discuss the importance of base plays in offensive strategies, how to protect and optimize these plays, and the balance between having enough plays and not overwhelming the team. The coaches delve into their experiences, techniques, and philosophies for maintaining a strong offensive game, including personal anecdotes and specific coaching methods. The episode also features insights on the role of formations, motions, and shifts in protecting base plays, and concludes with advice on avoiding overly complex playbooks.00:00 Introduction and Casual Banter00:51 Weekend Recap and Team Performance03:43 Coach Bo Gould's Introduction05:45 Quote of the Week and Leadership Discussion10:17 Protecting Your Base Plays21:37 Importance of Base Plays and Identity25:33 The Importance of Unique Wrinkles in Offensive Strategy25:53 Adapting to Opponents' Strengths and Weaknesses27:16 The Role of Base Plays in Offensive Schemes28:06 Adjusting Blocking Rules and Strategies28:53 The Significance of Formation Tags30:24 Simplifying Play Calls for Offensive Linemen33:08 Determining the Ideal Number of Base Plays37:08 Balancing Complexity and Simplicity in Playbooks42:20 Final Thoughts and Coaching Advice

Why do some people seem to get ahead while others struggle, even when they work just as hard? In this episode, Cathy explores the key factors that separate success from stagnation. Learn how mindset, habits, and accountability can transform your coaching practice and your life. Cathy shares practical tips from The ONE Thing and Tiny Habits to help you take action, overcome perfectionism, and start seeing real results. If you have ever felt stuck or wondered what makes the difference between thriving and just getting by, listen to episode 272 of Small Business Talk for Coaches for these tips and more. Listen now and set yourself up for success in 2024.Support the show: https://smallbusinesstalk.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Join our panel of shop owners as they discuss the worst advice they've received in the automotive business: "Be the cheapest in town; it will get you more business." "Don't give a price over the phone." "Don't get personal." "DVI's are not worth the extra time." "You'll never make it because you're too honest." "Don't hire a business coach." Bill Nalu, Interstate Auto Care, Madison Heights, MI. Listen to Bill's previous episodes HERE. Judy Zimmerman Walter, Zimmerman's Automotive, Mechanicsburg, PA. Listen to Judy's other episodes HERE. Jesse Matthews, Matthews Mobile Mechanic LLC. Listen to Jesse's other episodes HERE Brian Winograd, Broadway Transmissions and More, Red Lion, PA Show Notes Watch Full Video Episode Judy's Experience with Cheap Advice (00:02:57) Judy shares her father's experience with advice to be the cheapest to attract customers. Bill's Perspective on Pricing (00:03:47) Bill discusses the pitfalls of being the cheapest and the importance of quality over price. Brian's Insights on Industry Standards (00:06:29) Brian emphasizes the value of hiring professionals for quality work in any industry. Communication of Value (00:10:46) Brian highlights the need for better communication of the value provided to customers. Jesse's Coaching Advice (00:12:22) Jesse recounts his father's skepticism about business coaching and the importance of seeking guidance. Brian on the Value of Websites (00:14:03) Brian recalls being advised against investing in a website, which he later found invaluable. The Inner Business Person (00:16:44) Carm discusses the concept of the "inner business person" and its importance in business growth. Judy's Advice on Competition (00:17:47) Judy shares a piece of dubious advice about removing competitors' oil stickers, highlighting ethical concerns. Shop management systems (00:18:28) Discussion on the significance of effective shop management systems for profitability and efficiency. Handling customer inquiries about pricing (00:20:45) Exploration of the complexities surrounding giving prices over the phone and customer engagement. The art of conversation with customers (00:21:04) Emphasis on the need for better communication skills to engage customers effectively. The value of customer trust (00:22:45) Discussion on how to build customer trust and the importance of in-person interactions. The role of visual aids in service (00:26:12) Highlighting the effectiveness of visual aids in explaining vehicle issues to customers. Customer misconceptions about vehicle maintenance (00:27:20) Addressing common customer beliefs about car longevity and the need for regular service. The value of coaching in business (00:28:30) Discussion on the advantages of hiring coaches for personal and business growth.

(Philippians 3:12-21) Life's race is filled with distractions that can slow us down and lead us astray. Drawing from Paul's letter to the Philippians and the legendary race between Roger Bannister and John Landy, we'll explore how to stay focused on the ultimate prize—eternity with Christ. Join me as we dive into Philippians 3 to uncover Paul's coaching advice on how to run the race of faith without getting distracted, by following godly examples and keeping our eyes on the heavenly goal.

In this episode of the Breathe Love & Magic podcast, I'm interviewed by the Midlife Courage Coach, Sheree Clark and we had such a good conversation, covering so many spiritual topics! Past Lives & Akashic Records We talk about past lives and how they influence you today, especially your love life. You likely are with ... Read more The post Past Lives, Angels, Spirit Guides, & Dating Coaching Advice! appeared first on Intuitive Edge.

In this podcast episode, I expose the harmful impact of bad coaching advice, from misguided strategies to false promises. Learn how to identify and avoid misleading coaching practices that prioritize short-term cash flow over sustainable growth. Whether you're considering hiring a coach or already working with one, this episode is a must-listen to protect your career and business. Share your experiences and join a community committed to transparency and integrity in coaching. Don't forget to subscribe for more insights on sales, marketing, and effective coaching practices.

Join us on the "Scaling Secrets" podcast, where we dive deep into the strategies and mindsets necessary for exponential business growth. In this episode, we feature Colin Sprake, a highly successful entrepreneur with multiple million-dollar businesses. Colin shares his insights on the importance of trust, the power of gratitude in challenging situations, and strategic thinking for rapid scaling. Learn how to leverage existing resources, build a scaling mindset, and continuously evolve as a leader. Don't miss out on Colin's invaluable advice and real-life experiences that can transform your entrepreneurial journey.

In this episode of the Coach Factory Podcast, we sit down with Craig Rodney, a veteran coach who's built a thriving practice helping agency owners scale and position for exit. Craig shares his journey from reluctant coach to confident expert, and the mindset shifts and practical strategies he employed to build a successful coaching business.In this episode, we talk about…The Accidental Coach: Craig shares how he transitioned from successful agency owner to reluctant coach, and how coaching found him at a crossroads in his career.Embracing the Identity of Coach: We dive into Craig's early struggles with imposter syndrome and how a pivotal conversation with a friend challenged him to fully commit to being a coach.Structuring Offers for Maximum Impact: Craig discusses how he learned to structure his coaching offers to deliver the most value to clients, and how his pricing directly correlated with the level of impact he could make.Productizing Your Expertise: We explore how Craig scaled his coaching business by turning his knowledge into a structured program, allowing him to focus his one-on-one time on the highest-impact coaching.Building Authority and Attracting Ideal Clients: Craig shares his strategies for growing his network, positioning himself as a trusted expert, and leveraging client referrals and recommendations.Pricing for Value and Transformation: Craig talks about how he learned to align his pricing with the transformative value of his coaching, and how he built a program that justified premium fees.Overcoming Self-Doubt by Focusing on Your Zone of Genius: Craig offers powerful advice for conquering imposter syndrome by doubling down on the areas where you have the deepest expertise and strongest track record of results.If you've ever struggled with self-doubt, wrestled with how to price and package your services, or felt stuck in the day-to-day of trading time for money, this episode is for you! Craig's hard-won insights and practical strategies will leave you inspired and equipped to overcome your own mindset blocks, structure your business for scalability, and own your value as a coach.BONUS: Be sure to check out Craig's bonus segment on Attracting Qualified Leads for Coach Factory VIP Members!If you found this episode inspiring, reach out and let us know your biggest takeaway from Craig's story. And to learn more more about Craig and his coaching, be sure to visit his website at: CraigRodney.com

Andrea Sikon, MD, FACP, PCC, BCC, is our guest this week on the Faculty Factory Podcast as we explore different coaching and mentoring dynamics within the context of a demanding career in academic medicine.  Dr. Sikon is the Enterprise Chair of the Department of Internal Medicine and Geriatrics at the Cleveland Clinic (CC) and Professor of Medicine at the CC Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University.  She is also a practicing internist with clinical specialty in primary care and women's health. With her professional coaching credentials through the International Coaching Federation (PCC) and the Center for Credentialing and Education (BCC), Dr. Sikon is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to exploring the landscape of both coaching and mentorship in academic medicine settings and beyond. Dr. Sikon also serves as the Executive Director and founder of Cleveland Clinic's Center for Excellence in Coaching and Mentoring (CECM), established in 2008 with Dr. Elaine Schulte and a team of engaged colleagues. Learn More For more information about the CECM trainings, and outcomes, mentioned on this episode:   - One-day CECM Coaching and Mentoring Essentials for Healthcare Professionals:  https://www.clevelandclinicmeded.com/live/courses/cecmessentials/  - 4-day BCC credential program, CECM Healthcare Professional Coach Training: https://www.clevelandclinicmeded.com/live/courses/cecmtraining/default.asp  - "A Novel Coaching Program Deters Career Dissatisfaction and Yields  Empowerment": https://journals.lww.com/neurotodayonline/Fulltext/2019/06060/A_Novel_Coaching_Program_Deters_Career.12.aspx  You can also keep in touch with Dr. Sikon here: • Email: SIKONA@ccf.org  • Twitter/X:  @AndreaSikonCCF If you would like to revisit another fantastic coaching conversation from our podcast, check out, Coaching Advice for Faculty with Elaine Schulte, MD, MPH: https://facultyfactory.org/coaching-advice-for-faculty-with-elaine-schulte-md-mph-faculty-factory-snippet-no-30/  More Faculty Resources: https://facultyfactory.org/ 

About the Episode:Alisa Cohn is a globally recognized coach who specializes in guiding startup CEOs, executives, and board members. Her proficiency has earned her prestigious titles such as the #1 Startup Coach at the Thinkers50 Marshall Goldsmith Leading Coaches Awards and one of the Top 30 Global Gurus for Startups. Alisa's clientele list reads like a who's who of the entrepreneurial world that includes Tim Ferris and companies like Venmo, Foursquare, InVision, Etsy & The Wirecutter. Big corporations including Pfizer, Novartis, Dell, Hitachi, IBM, Calvin Klein, Tory Burch, and The New York Times have also sought her expertise. In this episode of “Uploading…,” Alisa Cohn shares how she leveraged her content and online presence, particularly on LinkedIn, to build a personal brand that catapulted her career in coaching.Today, we'll cover:- Alisa Cohn's early journey in content creation through her email newsletters and their evolution into major publications- Alisa Cohn's strategy for content creation, maintaining high engagement on LinkedIn, and leveraging this to fuel her coaching practice- The transformative impact of personal branding on LinkedIn for establishing credibility and enhancing business opportunities- Insightful tips on managing resistance to feedback and the crucial balance between intention and impact in communication- Stories of transformation with clients, highlighting a founder's journey to overcoming unconscious doubts and achieving company growthWhat You'll Learn1. Importance of Content Creation 2. How to Build an Online Presence3. Leveraging Personal Brand through Social Media4. Building Resilience and Self-Belief in Clients5. Strategies for Effective Leadership and Growth6. Benefits of Mentorship and Continuous ImprovementTimestamps01:38 How Alisa Cohn found her way to coaching04:02 Transitioning from corporate to coaching career09:14 Alisa Cohn's content strategy and writing career journey12:10 How building your personal brand leads to opportunities16:29 Details about Alisa Cohn's book, "From Start-Up to Grown-Up"18:42 Starting a podcast, interviewing entrepreneurs19:05 The importance of self-belief and grit for founders24:59 360 feedback, marrying intention with impact27:08 Alisa Cohn's advice for coaches looking to scale their businessImportance of Testing Ideas and Getting Feedback: “My advice to everybody is to just be on the lookout for the things that resonate with people and then begin to try them on whatever social, you know, medium of your choice helps you to test out your ideas. Because you have to be testing out your ideas and also getting feedback, which is this is not a good idea or this is a good idea in order to really see what's going to resonate with your audience. — Alisa Cohn [00:11:19 - 00:11:40]Necessity of Self-Belief and Grit for Leaders: “You have to have self-belief, and that may sound simple, but a lot of people are suffering with imposter syndrome or insecurity or lack of confidence, and then they don't even try. So one thing about high performers, and certainly founders, is they are triers. They will try and combined with that, they have the grit to overcome obstacles because there are many, many, many obstacles on the way to success. So you have to kind of realize and not be daunted and afraid and upset by failure, setback, obstacles along the way. So I think that mindset is super important. There's no substitute for elbow grease. You must have, you must be able to work hard and have stamina to work hard. And you've got to create a community around you.” — Alisa Cohn [00:19:49 - 00:20:30]Challenges of Leadership and Feedback: "You think, you know, you have this idea, you pretty sure you know what you're doing, and you have strong personalities, and in the best way, you've got conviction. So it's hard to listen to other people sort of tell you that there might be something else you're not seeing." — Alisa Cohn [00:24:33 → 00:25:17]Marrying Intention with Impact: "Because you're the expert on your intention, but everybody around you is the expert on your impact, and so it's really important to be able to marry that intention with that impact." — Alisa Cohn [00:25:32 → 00:25:44]Building Skills and Community in the Social Media Age: "So step one, get great at your craft. So you need to have reps, you need to have clients, whether it's for free, whether it's only not a lot of payment, like not a high fee, you don't have to, like, the first step is to get clients one way or the other in order to get reps and to get practice at your craft, to get better at your craft, find a mentor, find your own coach to really help you have that confidence of being great. And then I certainly think in the age of social media, you've got to find a way to get, to get attention by sharing your ideas. So you could build your own community, you could join another community, you could post on social media." — Alisa Cohn [00:27:09 → 00:27:45]Show notes powered by Castmagic---Have any questions about the show or topics you'd like us to explore further?Shoot us a DM; we'd love to hear from you.Want the weekly TL;DR of tips delivered to your mailbox?Check out our newsletter here.Follow us for content, clips, giveaways, & updates!Castmagic InstagramCastmagic TwitterCastmagic LinkedIn  ---Blaine Bolus - Co-Founder of CastmagicRamon Berrios - Co-Founder of CastmagicAlisa Cohn - CEO of Alisa Cohn & Associates, Inc.

Ashley's back! We all took advantage of vacation week apparently. The NFL dropped some breaking news this morning, announcing that the Chiefs and Ravens will kick off the NFL season on September 5th Mariners Morning After- The Mariners are back on the series win train, and according to Servais a huge catalyst in their success. HIGHLIGHT- Julio HR (Attached with other highlights) Coach Bucky starts with more Breaking News- Danny Sprinkle lands Great Osobor - Would Coach Bucky ever name his child Great? That's a hard no. - Osobor gets almost $2 million in NIL money to come to UW, what does Coach Bucky think about that? - What does Coach Bucky think about D Mo stepping up during JP's absence? - The green cobras are still undefeated and we have some ideas for Coach Bucky's little league team

On this episode, talent management expert Perry Rhue discusses the importance of understanding individual personality traits, gifts, talents, strengths, temperament, and blind spots to enhance performance within organizations. Perry presents his unique coaching approach called 'coach sulting', combining coaching and consulting to provide a Socratic method of critical thinking. The conversation evolves to address diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), emphasizing the need for human connection, co-creating relationships, and psychological safety in workplaces and society. Deb and Perry highlight the challenge of diversity fatigue and the responsibility of leaders to instigate genuine change in behaviors and attitudes, beyond just DEI training, towards healing the human race from racism and social constructs one conversation at a time.   Episode Highlights: 03:29 Unique Coaching Approaches: The Power of Coachsulting 06:19 Creating Impactful Change: Strategies for Effective Coaching 09:07 Human Connection and DEI: A New Perspective 13:05 Healing the Human Race: Beyond DEI Initiatives 31:08 The Essence of Belonging and Inclusion 36:11 Addressing Diversity Fatigue: A Call for Authentic Engagement Perry Rhue, a seasoned Executive and Leadership Development Coach, brings a wealth of experience from his tenure as an internal Leadership Coach at IBM. As the founder of The Rising Awareness, Perry spearheads a movement aimed at equipping professionals with the tools to navigate challenging conversations about racism and societal constructs. With expertise in executive coaching, talent management, and mentor-coaching training, Perry guides individuals and teams to understand their unique traits and maximize their performance within organizations. His extensive client roster includes IBM, Hyatt Regency, Cummins, and more. With certifications in Professional Co-Active Coaching and numerous accolades, Perry is dedicated to driving positive change in the coaching industry.   You can connect with Perry in the following ways: Website: https://www.forcoachesbycoaches.com/   Other episodes you'll enjoy: C-Suite Goal Setting: How To Create A Roadmap For Your Career Success - http://bit.ly/3XwI55n Natalya Berdikyan: Investing in Yourself to Serve Others on Apple Podcasts -http://bit.ly/3ZMx8yw Questions to Guarantee You Accomplish Your Goals - http://bit.ly/3QASvymSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As coaches, we often feel pressure to present a perfect, polished image to the world — to have it all figured out. But what if the key to truly connecting with our audience and clients lies not in our perfection, but in our humanity? In this episode of the Coach Factory Podcast, marketing coach Nicole Osborne shares how she learned to harness the power of vulnerability and authenticity to build a thriving coaching practice.In this episode, we talk about...From Corporate Marketer to Authentic Coach: Nicole shares her transition from a corporate marketing career to coaching, and how she discovered her innate talent for helping others overcome their fears and push past their comfort zones.Embracing Imperfection and Vulnerability: We dive into Nicole's early struggles with perfectionism and how a powerful realization shifted her mindset. She learned that her most human and vulnerable moments were what truly resonated with her audience.Reframing Marketing as Service: Nicole discusses how showing up authentically allowed her to reframe her marketing efforts as an act of service. By sharing her journey openly, she gave her audience the tools and inspiration to tackle their own challenges.Building Trust Through Vulnerability: We explore how vulnerability builds trust and connection with clients and audiences. By allowing herself to be imperfect, Nicole created a safe space for honest sharing and real growth in her coaching relationships.Preparing for Success with Clients: Nicole offers practical advice for coaches on how to show up as the best version of themselves, even when working with intimidating clients. She emphasizes the importance of thorough preparation and trusting in your own skills and expertise.Harnessing Your Humanity as Your Greatest Asset: Throughout the episode, Nicole reminds us that our humanity is not a weakness in coaching — it's our greatest strength. By embracing our unique stories, flaws, and all, we can connect with and impact our clients on a deeper level.Throughout the episode, you'll hear how Nicole's willingness to show up authentically — flaws, fears, and all — actually became her greatest strength as a coach and marketer. By sharing openly about her own journey, she built deeper trust and rapport with her audience. By allowing herself to be imperfect, she created space for her clients to do the same, leading to more honest and transformative coaching relationships. Nicole's story will inspire you to embrace your own imperfections, share your journey openly, and harness your humanity to create profound transformation. Learn more about Nicole and her coaching at Wunderstars.comLet us know how Nicole's insights resonated with you! Head over to CoachFactory.chat and join the conversation.

As coaches, we often focus on empowering our clients to face their fears and pursue their dreams. But what about our own journey of overcoming obstacles and building a thriving practice? In this episode of the Coach Factory Podcast, we explore the inspiring story of Lauree Ostrofsky, an author, speaker, coach, and hugger (more on that in the episode) who transformed her own personal adversity into a powerful coaching practice. Lauree's insights offer valuable lessons for every coach looking to navigate their own fears, build authentic connections, and create a meaningful impact in their clients' lives.In this episode, we talk about…Turning Adversity into Opportunity: Lauree opens up about her life-altering diagnosis of a brain tumor at the age of 28. She shares how this experience forced her to confront her fears and ultimately led her to discover her true calling as a coach.Identifying Your Ideal Clients: Lauree discusses her focus on coaching "A-student" women - high achievers who are learning to give themselves permission and approval as adults. She emphasizes the importance of connecting deeply with your target audience and helping them align their career paths with their own desires.Authentic Marketing Strategies: Lauree shares her journey of trial and error in marketing her coaching practice. She highlights the effectiveness of partnering with existing networks and sharing personal stories to connect authentically with potential clients.Redefining Confidence: The episode explores the idea that confidence doesn't always mean being extroverted and loud. Lauree emphasizes that confidence is often quieter, involving self-acceptance and authenticity. She offers valuable insights for introverted coaches on leveraging online marketing and active listening to build strong connections.The Power of Simple Gestures: Lauree shares the story behind her "Hug Tour," born out of a difficult personal time. This heartwarming initiative demonstrates how simple gestures of appreciation can have a profound ripple effect and foster a sense of connection and belonging.Embracing Vulnerability in Coaching: Throughout the episode, Lauree emphasizes the importance of embracing vulnerability as an integral part of your coaching journey. By having the courage to show up authentically and share your own story, you create a space for your clients to do the same.This episode is a must-listen for coaches at any stage of their career. It's a powerful reminder that our own experiences, fears, and vulnerabilities can be the very things that make us exceptional coaches. Lauree's insights offer practical strategies for building a thriving coaching practice while staying true to yourself. Give it a listen and then reach out to let us know how Lauree's story resonates with your own coaching journey!

Despite being a necessary part of life, conflict is something that most people tend to avoid. Learning how to navigate conflict in coaching not only helps to resolve the immediate tension; it also transforms how clients approach disputes in every aspect of their life. In this episode of the Coach Factory Podcast, we sit down with Chris Grygo, Global Director of People and Organizational Development at the Ford Foundation, and Jessie Punia, President and Partner of August Public as they discuss their go-to conflict resolution techniques and how to implement them as a coach.In this episode, we talk about...Embodied Conflict Resolution: Chris Grygo opens the discussion with insights into coaching for conflict, emphasizing the importance of an embodied approach. This method helps clients prepare for real-life conflicts by closely mimicking potential scenarios, allowing them to navigate tensions with practiced ease.Understanding the Nature of Conflict: Both experts share their views on recognizing conflict not just as external disputes, but as internal tensions within individuals. They explore how these conflicts, whether personal, interpersonal, or organizational, can significantly impact one's life and work.The Role of Somatics: The episode highlights somatics as a central tool in conflict resolution, with Chris explaining how an awareness of one's physical responses to conflict can lead to transformative outcomes. This practice empowers individuals to approach disputes with a heightened sense of control and understanding of their reactions.Creating Psychological Safety: Jessie Punia discusses the critical importance of psychological safety in resolving conflicts, especially within teams. She outlines strategies for coaches to help create environments where every voice is heard, valued, and considered.Strategies for Conflict Resolution: From practical exercises to somatic practices, the guests share actionable strategies for coaches to employ. These methods aim to foster a deeper understanding of conflicts and explore viable resolutions that respect the needs and boundaries of all parties involved.The Impact of Coaching on Conflict: This episode not only addresses how to handle conflict but also reflects on the transformative power of coaching in these scenarios. Coaches are equipped with the skills to guide their clients through conflict resolution processes that honor dignity, safety, and belonging.This show isn't just for coaches who specialize in conflict resolution; it's packed with practical tools and techniques that work across all coaching fields. It's for coaches who want to better understand conflict, the role it plays in their client's lives, and how to effectively tackle it when necessary.Give it a listen and then let us know your thoughts at CoachFactory.chat

Determining the right price for your coaching services can be challenging, or even downright anxiety-inducing — even for the most seasoned coaches. So in this show, you'll hear from Christine Gallagher, a marketing and business coach with a knack for helping female entrepreneurs scale their businesses, and Becca Tracey, founder of The Uncaged Life, who specializes in crafting a life and business outside the conventional 9–5, as they both dive into the delicate balance of valuing your expertise while ensuring your clients recognize the worth of their investment. You'll get actionable strategies and insights to guide you through the process of pricing your coaching services, ensuring both you and your clients feel valued and satisfied.In this episode, we talk about...Valuing Your Expertise: Christine Gallagher discusses the importance of pricing your coaching in a way that reflects a healthy profit while ensuring clients receive outstanding value. It's about striking a balance where both parties feel the arrangement is more than worthwhile.Understanding Client Value: Gallagher urges coaches to consider the tangible results clients achieve through their coaching sessions. The focus should be on the comprehensive benefits clients receive, extending beyond surface results to the impact on all areas of their lives.The Cost of Not Coaching: Delving into what clients might miss by not choosing your services provides a compelling argument for the value of coaching. Gallagher emphasizes the importance of making clients contemplate where they could be in a year without your guidance, thereby highlighting your service's intrinsic value.Price Elasticity and Personal Worth: The conversation covers the concept of price elasticity in coaching, encouraging coaches to define their minimum acceptable rates. Gallagher shares practical advice on assessing your time's worth and considering the broader implications of your pricing strategy.Articulating Your Value: Becca Tracey, founder of The Uncaged Life, adds her perspective on setting coaching rates that transcend time-for-money equations. She introduces a method that focuses on the overall package and results offered, rather than just the hours spent.Aligning Pricing with Vision: Gallagher advises coaches to ensure their pricing aligns with their brand and long-term goals. This alignment helps in establishing a pricing structure that genuinely reflects the coach's value and aspirations.The “Gut Feeling” Pricing Method: Becca Tracey introduces an intuitive approach to pricing, encouraging coaches to trust their instincts and find a rate that feels both fair and exciting. This method prioritizes the coach's confidence and ability to deliver exceptional value.Building Confidence in Pricing: Gallagher touches on the continuous journey of self-belief and the importance of having a support network. She underscores the need for personal development and self-assessment to sustain and grow in the coaching industry.If you're a coach wrestling with how to price your services, you're not alone! And this episode will help you quantify the value of your work so you can communicate this effectively to prospective clients. Whether you're fine-tuning your pricing strategy or looking to enhance the perceived value of your services, Christine Gallagher and Becca Tracey provide actionable insights and thoughtful advice to empower you in your coaching practice.

Who knows what's best for a client? I do! At least that's how I've felt at times, when I was attached to her results, her timeline, and what I thought she should do. So today I'll share something I've worked on for 23 years, including a big setback in my own Skills timeline (and how I was rude to Laura Doyle back then). I'll reveal the approach I keep coming back to, so you can relax instead of doing the heavy lifting as a coach, all while making the world a better place.  

Coaching creative professionals requires a unique approach, and in this episode Tracy Candido, an experienced coach who helps creative professionals makes waves, and Joel Weldon, a well-known voice actor and coach, share their experience and insights with this niche. This is a must-listen for coaches looking to refine their approach with creative clients and understand the nuanced dynamics of their coaching relationships.In this episode, we talk about...Unlocking the Value Within: Tracy Candido opens up about the intrinsic belief that we're all brimming with value and impact. This discussion isn't just talk; it's about actionable insights on recognizing and harnessing the value within ourselves and our clients. Coaches listening in will find new ways to inspire their clients to see their worth and the impact they can make.The Creative Conundrum: Ever wonder why creative professionals often undervalue their work or feel misunderstood? Tracy sheds light on this common challenge, offering coaches a perspective on how to better support creatives grappling with these feelings. It's an opportunity to learn strategies to help clients navigate the complex emotions tied to creative work.The Vulnerability of Creating: Joel Weldon shares his personal experiences from the vulnerability of performance to the power of emotional connection. His insights are a goldmine for coaches who want to help their clients break through performance anxiety and connect more deeply with their audience.Imposter Syndrome Unpacked: Both Tracy and Joel tackle the ever-present shadow of imposter syndrome, providing a relatable and insightful look into how this phenomenon affects creative professionals. They offer practical steps for coaches to help clients overcome these doubts, fostering a sense of confidence and belonging.Three Steps to Confidence: Tracy introduces a straightforward, three-step process to build trust and confidence in creative clients. This framework is a toolkit every coach should have, especially when guiding clients through the uncertainty that often accompanies creative endeavors.Early Wins and Client Confidence: Joel emphasizes the importance of scoring early wins to build client confidence. His advice is particularly relevant for coaches working with clients new to the creative field or those struggling with self-doubt.Creativity in Coaching: For coaches doubting their own creativity, Joel's message is clear: creativity isn't exclusive. He encourages coaches to embrace their creative side to build stronger connections with their clients, enhancing the coaching experience.Finding Your Coaching Mission: Tracy closes with an encouraging note for coaches feeling lost in the coaching industry's complexities. She reminds us of the importance of choosing a path that resonates personally and professionally, ensuring a fulfilling coaching career.This episode is packed with wisdom, warmth, and actionable advice for coaches at any stage of their career, especially those working with creative minds. Tracy and Joel offer insights that answer not only the "what" but the "how" of coaching creative professionals, making it an invaluable listen for anyone looking to deepen their coaching practice.For more coaching tools, expert interviews with coaches, and free downloadable resources, visit: CoachFactory.co

My guest today, is Arlene Washburn. Valentine's Day is around the corner, and it's a reminder of how important love and relationships are to our lives. That's why I wanted to bring you Arlene Washburn…a science-based dating and relationship coach with a remarkable ability to bring people together, and she has a profound understanding of human nature. Arlene was the CEO of the country's only state-licensed matchmaking school. Under her leadership, the institution became a beacon of excellence, training hundreds of aspiring matchmakers worldwide. Arlene now runs the Love Pro Mastermind Academy; her expertise and dedication to mentoring others in the field have shaped a new generation of modern matchmakers, each equipped with the skills to create lasting connections and foster love and a belief in collaboration, not competition. Check out Arlene's website: https://wwrnetwork.com ************************************************************************************

Speaking of vulnerable, I'm having my own breakthrough as a coach. It came up just this week when talking about my ex, surprisingly. So today I'll reveal a crucial element that can go missing in our coaching. (Hint: Clients love it when you share this!) You'll learn 3 questions to ask yourself so you can create connection, convey hope, and cause breakthroughs!

Welcome back to In My Opinion - a podcast series by Sweat Elite Founder Matt Fox. In this episode the topics discussed are: A 40min section about the USA Olympic Marathon Trials and who is going to the Olympics (according to Matt) based on some inside information and Strava analysis. Some advice to coaches - from one of the best coaches in the USA about the importance of getting to know the athlete (and how un-important the actual training plan can be if you don't know the athlete well). London Marathon Squad link: https://www.sweatelitecoaching.com/london-marathon-2024-squad Boston Marathon Squad link: https://www.sweatelitecoaching.com/boston-marathon-2024-squad The 7th Sweat Elite Training Camp taking place in Boulder in May and what it entails Link to training camp: https://www.sweatelite.co/bouldertrainingcamp/ Send Matt an email on matt@sweatelite.co with any thoughts or questions. The workouts of the week: Any Distance Workout: 15min easy warm up. 10min @ Threshold (3min rest) 5min @ Threshold (1min rest) 1min harder (1min rest) 4min @ Threshold (1min rest) 1min harder (1min rest) 3min @ Threshold (1min rest) 1min harder (1min rest) 2min @ Threshold (1min rest) 1min harder (1min rest) 1min @ Threshold (1min rest) 1min harder (1min rest)  Easy to remember: 10min tempo, 5/1, 4/1, 3/1, 2/1, 1/1 Tempo/Harder. Half Marathon Specific Workout: 4 x 3km (2min rest). The first one at Marathon effort. Second and third ones at Half Marathon effort. Final one @ 10km effort. Marathon Specific Workout: 10km Progressive (easy to Marathon effort), short break, 10km of (500m @ marathon effort alternating with 500m float), 5km easy. Join us over at: Sweat Elite Coaching Academy: https://www.sweatelitecoaching.com/

Friday's 7am hour of Mac & Cube began with Greg being excited to start coaching Tee-ball & everyone else saying how McElroy doesn't know what he's getting into; then, John Parker Wilson, former Alabama QB, recalls the biggest hit he's ever taken & offers coaching advice to Greg; later, listeners chime in with their cautionary tales of coaching youth sports; and finally, Cole sets the record straight about "Ferris Bueller's Day Off."  "McElroy & Cubelic In The Morning" airs 7am-10am weekdays on WJOX-94.5!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week on the Full Court Press Podcast : A College Basketball Experience, we stay East and talk America East Conference and Vermont Basketball as we welcome Head Coach John Becker and star guard TJ Long onto the FCP. Coach and TJ talk about the early successes of his team, Coach discusses his non-traditional coaching journey , the America East Conference and the transfer portal/NIL plus the Vermont winning tradition.Don't forget to Subscribe, Rate and Review. We would appreciate it as we grow the show.  Always pass the rock and share the Full Court Press Podcast with your college basketball friends.#collegebasketball #basketballpodcast #collegehoops

Coaches can't make money, is what I am told over and over. In episode 227 of Small Business Talk for Coaches with Cathy Smith, we explore a common quandary among coaches: 'Why can't I make money?' The episode tackles this issue head-on, drawing inspiration from successful figures in the coaching world like Tony Robbins, Brendon Burchard, Rachel Hollis, and Brooke Castillo. These coaches have achieved remarkable financial success, proving that there is significant earning potential in the coaching profession. The episode underscores the importance of personal branding and diverse income sources. These successful coaches are known by their names, reflecting their powerful personal brands. They diversify their income through various channels such as books, courses, and corporate coaching. For those new to coaching, the episode stresses the need for patience and ongoing learning. Building a successful coaching career is often a long-term endeavour that requires dedication and the continual development of skills. The episode advises new coaches to avoid a scarcity mindset by having alternative income sources initially, to prevent the kind of desperation that can negatively impact sales. Another key point is the importance of connecting authentically with your audience. The episode suggests using platforms like podcasts and YouTube to forge genuine connections with clients who align with your coaching style. Clarity in messaging and focusing on a specific audience are also highlighted as crucial strategies. The episode wraps up with a recommendation to check out the Coaches Marketing Roadmap, a step-by-step guide to developing a thriving coaching business. This episode is an invaluable resource for coaches seeking insights into making money in the coaching field.   Go to Small Business Talk For Coaches episode 227 for all the show notes and links. --- Coaches, are you looking to build a thriving business? Go to https://coachesmarketingroadmap.com.au for resources, the book and the program. Small Business Talk For Coaches. This podcast is the ultimate resource for coaches looking to transform their coaching passion into a thriving business. Small Business Talk for Coaches with Cathy Smith brought to you by CATCO Enterprises.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My coach, Laura Doyle, said something to me 22 years ago that was so impactful it's why I continue to invest in coaching to this day! Your coaching can be just as enrolling. So today I'll share: That coaching skill modeled to me when I discovered coaching  The key question to ask yourself as a coach so you unlock something for your client, revealing a new pathway for her And the secret sauce so your coaching is transformative for YOU too!  

Today on Heart of the Athlete, you'll get to hear from Olympic gold medalist, John Peterson when he was at the FCA Wrestling Championship Coach's Breakfast last weekend. 

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In this special episode, Alex is peeling back the coaching curtain to give you an exclusive insider look into his one-on-one consulting sessions. He talks to various callers seeking game-changing advice for leveling up their sales and career journeys, dispensing actionable tips and tricks to accelerate their business goals.  Delve into the intricacies of launching a high-ticket sales business, learn to master the art of SaaS sales and streamline your recruitment process for scalability, and unpack how to turn data-driven consulting into industry-leading gold. From discussing the importance of setting the stage for discovery meetings to exploring ways to create a more scalable sales process, Alex shares some of his most valuable insights and strategies for success with a variety of callers.  Tune in to gain practical tips on sales techniques, career development, and optimizing your schedule for maximum productivity. 0:00:00 – I'm Quitting High Ticket SMMA for This Secret Industry 0:11:29 - I Want Generational Wealth But I Don't Know How 0:21:21 - How To Never Lose A Sales Deal Again 0:30:57 - How To Generate Unlimited Sales Leads 0:40:47 - The Blueprint To Mastering Your New Job 0:50:27 - Low Sales? This Will Fix It 1:00:47 - How Do I Break Free And Invest In Myself? 1:12:48 - Make Millions From This Lucrative Industry QUICKLY 1:22:31 - This Mindset Will Make You Successful Follow Alex:  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexalleyne/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/elitelevelalex And if you're looking to level up in sales, sign up for Alex's weekly newsletter. Reach new heights by building a world-class mindset grounded in discipline and resiliency: https://workweek.com/brand/on-target/ Alex is a Workweek friend.

Do you use assessments in your coaching practice? Explore how these tailored tools and the insights they give can drive breakthroughs and create even stronger connections with your coaching clients. Chris Lema, CEO of Motivations AI, product strategist, public speaker, coach, and six-time startup founder, has a tailored approach to coaching that helps people achieve breakthrough results. As a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Peter Larson, now VP of Assessment Science at Motivations AI, saw the importance and value in using assessment tools, and eventually shifted his career to focus on the research and development of assessment tools.

In this coaching call episode, we sit down with Relaxed Running athlete Brock Shirley, who recently achieved an incredible 6-and-a-half-minute personal best at the Melbourne Marathon. Over the course of 12 months, I've had the privilege of coaching him, and in this conversation, we delve deep into his awesome journey. We discuss the hurdles and setbacks we encountered, dissect our planned race strategy, and its execution. We also discuss footwear, the 16-week build-up, the invaluable advantages of having a coach, and offer a glimpse into his future racing endeavors. TECHNIQUE ANALYSIS MEMBERSHIPJoin Here for $19.95 (First 20 Members Only)EPISODE OUTLINE:(02:04 - 03:16) Marathon Success Despite Hiccups(11:11 - 12:09) Race Strategy and Coaching Advice (16:32 - 17:44) Analyzing Split Times and Unexpected Drop(26:36 - 27:09) 16-Week Build-Up With Consistent Running (32:43 - 33:54) The Benefits of Having a Coach (37:50 - 38:56) Future Races and Running Goals TRANSCRIPT:https://share.transistor.fm/s/bba6c0c1/transcript.txtEPISODE LINKS:Brock's Personal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brockshirley/Brock's Coaching: https://beststriderunning.comPODCAST INFO:Podcast website: www.relaxedrunning.comApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast...Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2MMfLsQ...RSS: https://feeds.transistor.fm/relaxed-r...SOCIAL:- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/relaxedrunning- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/relaxed_run...{{triathlon}} {{running}} {{marathonrunning}}

Curious about the fine line between coaching, consulting, and therapy? Learn how to leverage the unique strengths of coaching and define the unique space you occupy, while maintaining the boundaries between coaching and other disciplines. Rebecca Ward, founder of the Iris Institute, discusses how the convergence of therapy, consulting, and coaching have helped her create a brand. And Christopher Grygo, Global Director of People and Organizational Development at the Ford Foundation, provides insight on the sometimes subtle differences between coaching and consulting.

Thinking of honing in on business coaching? Discover how personal experiences and a unique approach can carve out your niche and make your coaching indispensable to entrepreneurs. Brent “Spillly” Spilkin, a business coach, discusses his unique coaching approach with business owners and how he established himself in a niche market. Howard Mann, coach and entrepreneur, shares the influence his personal experiences had on helping him develop tools and practices to share with other entrepreneurs.

How do you stand out from the competition in the crowded coaching space? Learn how deep self-inquiry and authentic messaging can set you apart and attract the clients you truly want, even if sales and marketing aren't your strong suits. Annie Petche, a career and fulfillment coach, emphasizes the impact self-inquiry has on getting your messaging on the right path. And Melanie Benson, coach and podcast host, discusses moving from a corporate job to coaching and how she struggled early on without marketing knowledge and being repulsed by the idea of having to sell herself. 

Struggling to make your coaching offerings irresistible? Discover the art of crafting and bundling your services to capture attention and resonate with your ideal clients. Join our guest experts, Lisa Ann Edwards and Becca Tracey, as they share their proven strategies and insights on how to effectively package your coaching services.

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Curious about how to test and validate your coaching niche to boost your confidence and focus your practice? Meet Gabrielle Smith, who helps coaches stuck in "niche drama" and shows how finding your niche will boost your confidence. Alternately, Dr. Kristin Hartjes shares her journey from practicing chiropractic to the world of coaching.

Listener mail about an author/ influencer who's reportedly bashing weight lifting gets attention. Then new science an how cold exposure increases appetite is examined. In the second half, Curmudgeon Hour continues with frank advice for new coaches looking to work with pro athletes. --------- NEW! Donate to the show: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=3J6ZFPPKG6E6N NEW! Subscribe to newsletter:  https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/VZMtIVF/podcastsignup Subscribe at Apple iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nutritionradio-org/id1688282387  Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1ECHrnjxjn33DBNWgErPtp Subscribe to our YouTube backup: https://www.youtube.com/lonman07?sub_confirmation=1 Podcast on Amazon/ Audible: https://www.audible.com/pd/NutritionRadioorg-Podcast/B0BS8LFLLX?qid=1675812257&sr=1-1&ref=a_search_c3_lProduct_1_1&pf_rd_p=83218cca-c308-412f-bfcf-90198b687a2f&pf_rd_r=YKEZ8DX192TQF0CQV8KX&pageLoadId=u3x6bJ1 Podcast web site: https://sites.libsyn.com/455769/site Sister site: https://www.ironradio.org/ 

Wondering how to command higher fees for your coaching? Find out how showcasing your unique value and battling for your clients can justify premium rates. Howard Mann, business coach and President of the Business Brickyard in New York City, opens the episode by talking about how going to battle for your clients creates your value as a coach and how people are willing to pay more for that partnership. Coach Melanie Benson shares how she's reached her level of premium value, pointing to the skills and experience that help demonstrate value to her clients.

In this video, Spencer Nix and Chance Mitchell share invaluable coaching advice that will elevate your skills and enhance how you manage your client relationships. #SpencerNix shares the importance of #activelistening and understanding how it strengthens the bond between you and your clients. We'll delve into the significance of removing your #ego from the equation, allowing you to focus solely on your client's #growth and #success. Furthermore, we'll explore the delicate balance between being a #coach and a friend to your clients, emphasizing the importance of maintaining #ProfessionalBoundaries to ensure a #healthy and #productive coaching dynamic. Join us as we unlock the secrets to becoming an exceptional coach, empowering both you and your clients to reach new heights together. Watch now and level up your coaching game!

Welcome to another Just Jacq episode! It's time to address the elephant in the room—Etsy coaches. I know, you may be thinking “What's the problem with Etsy coaches?” Well, here's the thing: The strategies that they're recommending might work for Etsy, but may not necessarily align with your unique business needs.We'll delve deep into this topic, giving you a fresh perspective on how to evaluate advice and apply it intelligently to your specific business context by taking real examples from our experiences with our Multi-Stream Machine students.One of the many reasons why we occasionally offer one-on-one sessions is our deep desire to understand you better—where you are on your product business journey, what hurdles you're facing, and what you're grappling with. This is a two-way street—we love coaching and connecting with you, our amazing community of product-based business owners, while we help you navigate, fine-tune, and grow your business.So let's explore the complex world of Etsy coaching and help you distinguish the wheat from the chaff. After all, it's about what makes sense for your business, not just Etsy.Resources:Want a guide to over 308 business tools and resources to help you effectively run your product-based business? Slide into our Instagram DMs and message us “guide” or Visit theproductboss.com/resourceguide to get this FREE download today!Connect:Website: theproductboss.comInstagram: @theproductbossMentioned in this episode:HubSpotGet started for free with HubSpot CRM!HubSpot CRMThe Side Hustle Pro PodcastListen to The Side Hustle Pro Podcast, hosted by Nicaila Matthews OkomeThe Side Hustle Pro Podcast

Breaking into coaching or getting your first Head Coach job, much like learning any new skill, can be like drinking water from a fire hose. You can't possibly take it all in until you become grounded on a foundation. But, we've all been there before, and most coaches want to help you survive your first days in the indust or as a new Head Coach. On this episode we give you cutups of our conversations with coaches from different experience levels. These guys have been doing it at varying sizes of schools, but still getting it done.  

What's new with the Clydesdale Crew, and how was Father's Day for everyone? We talk workouts, 75 Hard and Charlie is still on Day 1, Who did Amy reach out to for Muscle Up help?  What is the Ninja Cremi? and do we need to get one.  Plus whatever else everyone is talking about.

In today's episode Champ Kelly shares the foundational lessons he's learned as a coach and athlete when finding your own path to success. Listen in as Jennifer and Champ discuss the importance of staying true to yourself, trusting your own answers, and prioritizing what's important.   Anthony "Champ" Kelly is currently the Assistant General Manager for the Las Vegas Raiders. Previously, Champ was with the front office for the Chicago Bear for seven seasons, most recently serving as Chicago's Assistant Director of Player Personnel (from 2017-2021). Prior to joining the Bears, Champ spent eight seasons with the Denver Broncos (from 2007-2014), including the final five as the Assistant Director of Pro Personnel. During the five seasons Champ was in this role, the Broncos won four AFC West Division titles. Champ and his family are very active in the community and they founded a non-profit corporation, called Heart Power, which has hosted many youth programs to serve and make an impact.   Connect with Champ Kelly: Heart Power Website: https://heartpowerinc.org/ Heart Power Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HeartPowerInc1/ Heart Power Instagram: @heartpowerinc Las Vegas Raiders: https://www.raiders.com/     Let's move the ball, make things happen, and dominate our game! Get Your Signed Copies of Move the Ball & Dominate the Game: http://dominateandmove.com Learn more about how I can help you: http://www.getinsidethehuddle.com Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/movetheball Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/movetheball/ Follow me on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@movetheballpodcast Get your Move the Ball Merch: https://www.wemovetheball.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Business Coaching Secrets with Karl Bryan Episode: 198 Karl answers questions from business coaches around the world with real-world strategies and tactics to grow your coaching business. - Best coaching advice from Warren Buffett - Best Tony Robbins Advice And more. Karl Bryan helps business coaches get clients. Period. For more magic on how you can grow a coaching business by attracting small business owners, filling local live events, and closing more high-end coaching clients... go to focused.com For a free subscription to my magazine The Six-Figure Coach go to thesixfigurecoach.com/get-it Be sure to subscribe, rate and share the show!