A coach shares how sustainable productivity methods transformed her team into Beachbody's top 1%, even while managing a divorce in 2015. She later interned under leadership coach John C. Maxwell, emphasizing mentorship as crucial to growth.
Well, I would try not to give myself grief for not doing the big things because human. But what ended up happening is things still got done and I was able to be sustainable inside of my success.
Mm-hmm.
And that clicked with a lot of people, which— so she ended up putting it in the new coach bootcamp. Her team's productivity exploded. People all of a sudden wanted to work with me. So all of a sudden I had a team. Fast forward a year later, we're in the top 1% of the company. I'm doing team calls and trainings inside of Beachbody. I'm doing team calls and trainings outside of Beachbody on the down low. And in 2015, I found myself in the middle of my divorce with one foot in business coaching and the other foot in fitness. And I thought, if there's another time to have another plot twist, ta-da.
Yep.
Yep. So through Beachbody, I was honored to have a year-long internship with John C. Maxwell, who is one of the leading longest coaches.
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