Lessons & Ideas

I have a new business idea…Ok it’s not necessarily a business idea (yet), but I think it could be something really popular.Something that you could probably use.I haven’t done it yet. But I’m curious what you think about it.Click here to listen to today’s podcast where I share the complete idea.Reply back to this email and let me know what you think - yay or nay?

What are your daily / weekly habits?It seems like every big entrepreneur has their set of habits that they claim make them successful.Today, I want to share with you 3 habits that are critical not for my business, but for my life.I find that when my life outside of business is balanced, then work is actually easy.Have a listen and let me know what you think.Maybe you can borrow some of these. 

When you receive interesting feedback/advice from a trusted source, how do you react?Over the years, I’ve learned that the way I react is critical to whether or not I grow from that feedback.I go over my strategy for this in today’s podcastHope this helps!

We all have to start somewhere.There used to be a Bryan who had never made a dollar as a coach or consultant…never sold a thing online…and was far less capable than you are right at this very moment at building a coaching business.Yet somehow I managed to build an 8-figure business.Today on the podcast, I want to share with you the story of where it all started for me.Have a listen and reply back to this email and let me know where you are RIGHT NOW in your business.Undoubtedly you’re further along than I was :) 

I love taking lessons from stories, leaders, and history, and seeing how I can apply them to my life.Recently I was reading through the Book of Samuel, specifically the story of David.And one of the most interesting takeaways for me is that there is a critical action that David took which led to his defeating Goliath, which Adam didn’t do, and led to his failure. Today I talk about the critical lesson you can take away from these two stories and apply to your life.Hope this resonates with you,Bryan

One of my favorite leadership quotes is “attitude reflects leadership”.I’ve noticed this is nearly ALWAYS true when I’m working with coaching clients - the attitude of the team is aligned with the attitude of the leader.And while it may be easy to notice in others, the tough exercise is noticing it in myself.What is my attitude? How is it transferring to my team?In today’s podcast, I dive into this both in general and specifically to what I’m observing with my attitude and how it may be affecting my team.After you listen, think about your own attitude. Where is it transferring to others (both positively and negatively)?

After 10 years of 1:1 coaching, one of my biggest “aha’s” happened about a month ago.And it has everything to do with the way in which you coach.I think this mindset helps me be a great coach.And the opposite mindset actually hurts a lot of coaches because they coach from a posture that actually isn’t as good for the client (but on the surface it “feels” good for the coach).Have a listen to today’s podcast which could totally change your approach to coaching.

What is your personal definition of “financial freedom”?Interestingly it tends to be different for each person.But the reality is that what most of think it takes to be “financially free” may not actually be true freedom.In today’s podcast I share some thoughts on true financial freedomHave a listen and let me know what you think financial freedom really is. I’d love to hear your thoughts.

Yes it’s true.If you have a coaching or consulting business, you can indeed scale it to 8-figures in just 4-steps.However, these aren’t easy steps.And they take time and effort.But if you’re methodical, and complete each step precisely and with intention, it’s almost impossible to fail.I break down the 4-steps in today’s podcast episode.What step are you on right now? Email me back and let me know. Depending on where you are, I may have a free resource to help you.

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