414. The Importance of Social Connection with Andy Proctor

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581. Jody and Mark Have Very Different Strategies for Getting Clients

How do you get clients as a coach without feeling like you're constantly chasing people, convincing them, or hoping something works? In this episode, I'm joined by my friend and colleague Mark Butler for another conversation about coaching, business, and how we approach getting c ...  Show more

580. "Don't Worry" Is Terrible Advice

"Don't worry" sounds like good advice, but if you knew how to stop worrying, wouldn't you already do it? Worry is something we all experience. We worry about our families, our finances, our health, the world, and all the things that might happen in the future. But telling yoursel ...  Show more

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