The upcoach podcast

Today, we are excited to bring you a soft-spoken German fellow and upcoach co-founder, David Henzel, who is passionate about individuals and their organizations reaching their full potential. In this episode, David talks about his passion project, Managing Happiness (Peak Performance Group Coaching for entrepreneurs). We also go into why transparency is an essential part of a cohort or group coaching experience, how group coaching can bring people together, and why having a system to help make that easier only elevates the experience for everyone that's involved. Finally, David shares the one thing that can radically shift the engagement in the completion of any cohort or group coaching program. Enjoy the episode!*The upcoach podcast is produced by Ventures FM.*Episode Quotes:What does the Managing Happiness program do?We help people to figure out their personal mission, vision and values, and their goals. It's basically applying business principles to your personal life.Why did you build this program? My wife went through breast cancer. She's doing great today, but this was a bigger wake-up moment for me. I basically envisioned myself on my deathbed, looking back at my life, thinking, did I do what I was supposed to do? Did I have the impact that I want to have? To live the life that I personally consider a life well-lived? Back then, I was highly focused on just for-profit business, and I realized that I want to have more impact in the world. And this was a long road to figuring out what it really is that I want to do. Parting thoughts for coaches or coaching businesses that are listeningDo cohort-based coaching—you can impact more people's lives. It's not that reliant on you. You can even make more money. Make it more accessible because it's cheaper for people, but you make more money in the long run. And just building communities. And it's more about the human experience. Everything is AI. Everything will be not human anymore. So, I think bringing people together is just a beautiful thing. Hence, cohort-based coaching.Show Links:David Henzel websiteDavid Henzel on LinkedInDavid Henzel on FacebookDavid Henzel on TwitterDavid Henzel on InstagramManaging Happinessupcoach

Join me, Todd Herman, as I kick off the upcoach podcast by sharing my journey from starting as a mental game coach in 1997 to building and selling the world's largest mental game coaching and peak performance company. Listen as I explore the transformative power of coaching and the gap in the market for coaching information. I'll also be introducing some of the most phenomenal people in the coaching world who will share one key idea that's helped shape their careers and transform their clients' lives. In our discussion, we'll also focus on the power of shifting paradigms and the impact it can have on a client's relaxation. We'll tackle the narrative around belief issues and reassess their role in performance issues, considering that physical or environmental factors may also play a part. Wrapping up the episode, we reflect on the importance of investing in ourselves and our businesses. So, join us on this exciting journey, fuel your passion for coaching, and discover why upcoach is your next big step in the coaching industry. Remember to check out upcoach.com!*The upcoach podcast is produced by Ventures FM.*Episode Quotes:The upcoach podcast providing transformative coaching insights in 20 Minutes I love the world of coaching. However, I think that there's a bit of a gap in the market right now when it comes to information that gets out there. So much of the stuff that I see nowadays is propping up coaching as a great source of income for people, and while that may be true for many people, I think many are missing the point on what is the great transformative power of coaching, which is why I want to bring on luminaries, phenomenal people that have been in this space for a long time; undiscovered gems that have been out there for a long time, that have great credibility, great authority, and have them come on and share one big key idea that's helped to shape their career and their ability and their skills to help their clients transform in whatever arena that might be inside of. And I want to do it in less than 20 minutes. Sometimes I hit the mark, sometimes I don't, because I just can't get them to stop sharing that one little extra piece of nuance around that one thing that they're sharing with you. So, basically, at the end of this, you can have a cup of coffee and finish a great idea that you can go and take as a tool, a mindset shift or a process that will help you to transform the people that you've got in your world.  On shifting the paradigm by shifting the environment for success Before you make it about yourself, it's literally that your environment isn't set up for your success. Let's just shift the environment. Let's move the papers around, let's lay out the clothing in the morning or making it very simple for someone. And they go, "Oh really, it's not." And remember, because you're an authority, you have credibility with people, you saying it and setting the frame relaxes the client because you didn't go to and agree with them on the fact that this is actually a mindset issue. Before we make this a mindset issue, let's investigate this a little bit more. I'm breaking their frame. A part of the world of mindset is also organizing the environment or helping to shape better behaviors and routines or rituals in your life, which are all at the physical level. I'm not going inside quite yet. It's one of the last places that I want to go. Now, again, when you're coaching people through that process, you are shifting paradigms. So, it is a process of shaping the mental game, but I'm not diving into beliefs, I'm not diving into attitudes and plucking that spider's web and creating more resistance than I ever need to be.The ripple effect of coachingThink of caution tape around people's heads. One of the last places I want to make a problem for people is their beliefs about themselves and the world around them, and instead, chunk it up to something that might be lighter or easier or simpler, something that's more actionable. It might be in their environment, in their behaviors, something that is easy to implement as a habit or a new routine and lighten that load for people. There's a lot of people carrying around some pretty heavy weights. What I love about coaching is if we can reach into that backpack that people are wearing that's invisible to them and we can lighten the load and take it out, you can physically see the shift that happens in them where they actually de-stress, they de-anxiety for themselves. That's one of those feedback loops that we get to be paid with beyond the monetary side of things every single day, which then can make a super big impact in the way that that person shows up in the world and who they then go and impact, whether it's their own kids, it's their spouses, it's their own teams. It's just being a better citizen in the world. The most beautiful part about coaching is those amazing ripples that we all get to create in the world. Show Links:Todd Herman websiteTodd Herman on LinkedInTodd Herman on FacebookTodd Herman on TwitterTodd Herman on InstagramTodd Herman on YouTubeupcoach

Welcome to the upcoach podcast! I'm Todd Herman, Co-Founder of upcoach.com. We help coaches organize, systemize and scale the impact of their coaching programs so they can deliver remarkable results and keep their clients longer.In this podcast, I am inviting luminaries from the coaching world to come on and share one big key idea that's helped shape their career and their ability to help their clients transform. I'm hoping this podcast can become a mentor or guide for anyone traversing the coaching industry, and I'm looking forward to introducing you to phenomenal people who have great credibility and authority.Tune in to hear from me in the inaugural episode, and be sure to check out our website!*The upcoach podcast is produced by Ventures FM.*Show Links:upcoachListen on Apple PodcastsListen on SpotifyListen on StitcherListen on Amazon MusicListen on Google Podcasts