Navigating hard seasons in your coaching business

28 Aug 2024 · 10 min
9:53

In this solo, car‑driving podcast episode, the host reflects on the inevitable cycles of high and low periods that coaches and entrepreneurs experience. He shares personal anecdotes—from a record‑breaking cash month and carefree surfing days to a previous year’s “eating‑shit” stretch where business felt stuck. He explains why low seasons are unavoidable, often tied to skill gaps like sales proficiency, and why they’re essential for growth. Using a client’s recent struggle with closing sales calls, he illustrates how to diagnose problems, emphasize the importance of repetitive practice, and adopt mental frames that view discomfort as a catalyst for becoming stronger. The host stresses valuing internal wins (mindset shifts, skill development) over external outcomes, while also urging listeners to fully enjoy prosperous times because they’re temporary. Throughout, he offers practical mindset reframes, encourages resilience, and normalizes the ebb‑and‑flow nature of business.

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