The Prosperous Coach Decoded - Chapter 1 - Why isn't this working?

THE PROSPEROUS COACH DECODED - (Coaching Dojo Live)
Chapter 1 - Why isn’t this working?
WHAT IT SAYS:
This experience is normal, the confusion, the challenge
It creates that something is possible that things can be different
It says I’ve been there too
Scarcity mindset - You've got it
Fearlessness -
A lot of coaches know what to ask but are afraid to ask
We like to make excuses, trust yourself and your coaching will get better.
Investment and commitment matter -
We want to be ready first , but we're already on the journey and we're never really ready to fail.
Being a stand - be a stand for yourself and be willing to take a leap of faith.
WHAT IT MISSES:
The coaching game has changed A LOT
- sending in a check is OLD SCHOOL, so remember this when you read the PC
Not all investments make a difference. Sometimes they can matter, sometimes you throw money at the problem. Please remember the difference.
Fearlessness isn’t enough
- you need skill and ability
Fearlessness isn’t carelessness - bring heart along with boldness.
It sells exclusivity as magic - which in some ways is Rich’s magic but it can also be a bit of a foil. There is no special coach club out there.
WHAT TO TAKE AWAY:
Invest in yourself BUT don’t throw money at problems
Learn to face your fears, learn to be bold, BUT that doesn’t mean be foolish or pushy
Real commitment feels different. It requires a leap of faith, BUT it also requires follow through.
You've got to practice to get it!!!!

[@davidtrig]

Love this

[@coachingangels]

Very well said.

[@maihecht7528]

Fearlessness is great, as you said, as Rich said. No doubt about that. In context to the prosperous coach it is on the one hand truly said and on the other over enthusiastic, more a thought wish, he likes hearing him writing it. The book impacted me the most, but as you said it is polarizing, that’s why it is such a success, I believe.

[@IndianArmy-hw9op]

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[@akatgif]

@6:40 is there something wrong with me? sometimes aspiring coaches dont have the actual talent, knowledge and ability to make complex subjects highly practical