Omar Zenhom identifies the top red flag in coaching clients: "but face," someone who instantly dismisses advice with objections. A close second is chasing quick money over serving people. His ideal client believes helping others succeed comes first.
You've coached thousands and thousands of people. What are the signs that you see when you have a new student, a new client, where you're like, I can't help you?
Butt face. That's probably the first thing. Yeah, you know when you like, you give someone some advice and the first thought is, yeah, but that's butt face. So butt face is like a biggie. Anyone who's like not open to trying a new thing, that's a worry. Honestly, if someone's like focus is how do I make money and I'll change my niche and I'll serve a whole different audience. Just tell me what works. I'm like, oh dude, I work with the good guys. I want, I want to work with someone who's like, who cares about the people and wants the people to win. And they know that if they can help people win, they'll win too. That's my person.
