How to be Insightful
And second, who needs what you have to offer but doesn’t know it yet? These are people you need to educate, convert, and invite into what you’re offering. Once you’ve looked at your industry and/or way of giving from some different angles, then it’s good to examine your relationship to creativity and inspiration.
Danielle LaPorte • The Fire Starter Sessions
I got to a point where telling people what to do was no longer my jam. I found that there was nothing “new” that I longed to teach people. I was ready to lead them instead. But the harder I tried to fit myself into the ole “business coaching” box, the further away from my magic I felt.
And that’s where my mastery was hiding for so long.
At the exact ... See more
And that’s where my mastery was hiding for so long.
At the exact ... See more
Hayden Flohr • Making the leap from coaching to mentoring
Be bold. Search for the Glimpse of Genius in the person in front of you. Go deeper. Be OK with silence. Keep some of your attention on the inside. Remember that the magic is in the person in front of you. Pay attention to their words. Lead powerfully. Hide nothing. God with a small “g”. Come from Spirit. Set a clear intention. Seek permission. Coac
... See moreRich Litvin • The Prosperous Coach: Increase Income and Impact for You and Your Clients (The Prosperous Series Book 1)
How Do You Determine Your Insight? I believe that every successful company has a unique point of view on the market—they just aren’t always great at articulating it.
April Dunford • Sales Pitch: How to Craft a Story to Stand Out and Win
how can my creative superpowers as an artist be channeled into giving extraordinary value and service to others, while sharing my ethos & philosophy along the way?