Mike Andes argues that the best business owners stay humble enough to follow proven systems, just like doctors follow medical protocols. He says coaching works when owners trust the process rather than dismissing advice based on who delivers it.
I think the, the unlock in all of it in terms of business to get better is just humility to understand that I can learn from someone else and it doesn't even require them to be better than me. I was thinking a couple weeks ago, actually I was thinking about the, the coaching program now having owners and a couple years ago the owners were like, hey, we'd love to have owners in the coaching program, not just corporate, oh, from, from us. And I was thinking about it and I was thinking, what's, what's actually, why is that successful? And I actually came to the conclusion that it actually has to do with humility. But it takes a lot of humility to realize that it's like going to a doctor and like they have learned the processes, they have learned the systems, and they are looking at the book. It doesn't matter who you are, they're looking at the book. And I think that the coaching program that you've really developed and I'm really thankful for is like there's a system for it. And like we look at the book and I don't care who's behind that. I trust that if they, if they're a coach, if they're the doctor, that they're gonna give me the correct prescription.
