The Art Of Coaching

Have you ever been in the middle of a conversation and thought “can we just cut to the chase?” For some people small talk seems like a complete waste of time, a painful variation of the verbal headlock. There are other people who seem to naturally flow through these conversations using them to build relationships with a diverse group of people, while simultaneously keeping thei

You have to admit, it happens a lot. You’ll be doing something mundane and BOOM, an amazing idea hits you that you’ll want to remember for later. Only you don’t, and all of that potential slips away… The amount of books that go unwritten, keynote speeches undelivered, businesses or products not developed - the list is endless. High-performers recognize the power of capturin

"What a letdown! I expected more…" We’ve all felt this way when something fails to meet our expectations. It’s one thing if it’s a product we bought off Amazon or an over-hyped movie, but what if it’s something bigger? What if a misstep in communication hurts us professionally or negatively impacts a personal relationship? Today’s episode is your how-to, practical guide

The influx of new information is relentless. It never stops coming. It never will. How can we fight back against this onslaught? What principles can we use to guide and harness our focus? Our guest today has an uncanny ability to absorb, analyze, and apply vast amounts of information across diverse subjects. Andrew Coates is a coach, writer, and speaker. He’s written for several

We’ve heard it all before. Stay calm. Relax. Carve out some time for yourself. But let’s face it - stress is part of the human condition. Is there anything we can realistically do to manage this force that has the potential to wreak havoc on our lives? Our guest today has fought this battle and emerged a better version of himself. Taylor Somerville spent 15 years in the investm

Have you been dying to build a business in Coaching or another passion, but have no idea where to start? If you don’t take action, will it turn into a regret that you’ll never forgive yourself for? Our guest today has helped countless people reach business success they had never thought was possible. Donald Miller is the CEO of Story Brand and Business Made Simple. He’s also

Imagine approaching a vehicle or entering a building, not knowing if the people inside wanted to do you harm. The ability to maintain composure in high risk situations like this can be the difference between going home to your family or being rushed to the hospital. That statement isn’t just hyperbole, it’s woven into Tyson Shumway’s daily life. Tyson has worn a number of hat

“Just stay positive! You’ll figure it out. Stick with it! Keep grinding 💪 Don’t forget to practice gratitude. 🙏” These are just a few of the commonly used phrases we hear from those who pound the positive leadership drum over, and over, and over again. Though well-intentioned, messages like these perpetuate the myth that a leader should always be positive, putting an

Have you ever heard someone deliver a captivating message that seemed to use all the right words in just the right way? Whether it’s in casual conversation, at work pitching a new idea, in front of an audience, or in the way we write, we want our message to seamlessly flow from one point to the next and be easy to understand. Fluency and articulation are unquestionably important