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Comparing Yourself Against Other Coaches
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Comparing ourselves to other Coaches in our Niche is something I often see other coaches struggle with.
In today's episode, I share two experiences that show how powerful it can be to NOT compare yourself to other coaches and instead focus on helping your clients get results.
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Chapters
1. Intro (00:00:00)
2. Learning something new, consistent effort and invisible humps (00:01:53)
3. Imposter Syndrome (00:03:41)
4. Comparison and holding ourselves back with our thoughts (00:04:20)
5. Speed skating, fast progress, 3 coaches and the psychology of winning (00:07:59)
6. Self development and upskilling is required anyway (00:11:36)
7. Helping my first private client grow her email list by over 1000 people in 4 weeks (00:12:06)
8. And what I didn't help her to do (because I didn't know how back then) (00:12:55)
9. Moral of the story. You don't need to know all the strategies in order to be a great coach and help your client get results (00:13:35)
10. There's no perfect way to show up (00:14:44)
11. The advantage for your clients when you're only a step or 2 ahead in some areas (00:15:38)
12. Use your thoughts for you not against you (00:16:20)
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