One of the most common objections to investing in coaching has historically been, “I need to think about it.” Yet, when asked what specifically needs consideration, the response is often vague: “I just want to think about it some more.” To be truly helpful, here are three critical aspects you SHOULD be thinking about regarding […]
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That sense of discomfort you feel just before making a change—the pressure, fear, and anxiety—that’s perturbation. It occurs whenever you approach the edge of your comfort zone. Each time you reach this boundary, the same set of emotions arise, disrupting your mind. Your child mind uses these emotions to mess with you, attempting to keep
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Emotion = Energy in Motion. Sales require emotional energy, and emotional energy demands a strong EQ (Emotional Quotient). Let’s take a step back. If what you’re selling won’t address the situation, problem, want, or need your prospect has, you should back off and refer them to someone who can help. Don’t try to force a
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False Evidence Appearing Real (FEAR). What if my niche is too small? Simple—make it bigger. What if my niche doesn’t want what I sell? That one leaves me speechless… What if I don’t believe in the value I provide? Enhance your product or service until it consistently delivers value. How do I find people in
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Last week, I worked with a client who was feeling rather dejected. Why, you ask? Within just two days, an employee failed to follow a process, a customer was irate and vocal about it, and a supplier sent the wrong items. A trifecta of trouble! How would you feel in such a situation? The solution
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I recently guided a client through a particularly tough situation, and during our conversation, they remarked that I was being harsh. This caught me off guard. “Why do you feel that way?” I asked. “Because you won’t let me avoid this issue. You keep insisting I address it directly. You refuse to let me take
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“Why all the plans?” It’s a question we’re frequently asked, and rightfully so. From the grandeur of the 10-year vision to the immediacy of the 90-day plan, each serves a distinct purpose in guiding our journey toward success. The 10-year plan, while seemingly ambitious, stretches our imagination, challenging us to envision what may seem impossible
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Behind the facade of busyness lies a deeper issue: the struggle to prioritize effectively. You see, at the heart of it all is the art of prioritizing your top task. But how does one go about mastering this elusive skill? It could mean cutting ties with purposeless meetings or investing in training sessions for your
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I recently engaged in a 1-2-1 meeting where our dialogue naturally gravitated towards the intricacies of business. Amidst our discussion, the question surfaced: who do you trust with your entrepreneurial triumphs and tribulations? In response, I suggested considering one’s spouse. Shockingly, the gentleman recoiled, expressing apprehension about confiding in his partner. His fear? That divulging
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Sitting at your desk, endlessly crafting the perfect email that may never see the light of day—is that how you envision prosperity? Let’s be real: it’s a dead-end strategy for everyone involved. Instead, get up, get out, and engage with people. Connect on a human level. Inquire about their challenges, their aspirations. Offer solutions where
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