Episode 55: Are You Coachable? – Knowledge vs Execution
About this episode
One of the most underrated yet vital characteristics of a successful entrepreneur is being able to learn something new. This means stripping away old philosophies and embracing fresh perspectives to form a new base of understanding from which you can grow – this is what it means to be coachable. We begin today’s episode by explaining exactly what we mean when we ask, “Are you coachable?” Then, we come to understand why many people are not as coachable as they think they are before diving into the importance of borrowing beliefs, trusting the process, controlling your emotions, managing your mindset, and the necessity of doing it all with intention. So, do you think that you are coachable?
Key Points From This Episode:
- What we mean when we ask, “Are you coachable?”
- Assessing why many people are not as coachable as they may think.
- Borrowing beliefs and trusting the process.
- Why mindset matters, controlling your emotions, and the undeniable power of intention.
- How to become more coachable.
- Today’s call to action.
Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
The Power of Intention
Voss Coaching Co
Voss Coaching Co on LinkedIn
Voss Coaching Co on Instagram
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