In this episode of the I Love Coaching podcast, Adam Roach and Jess Weber discuss the challenges faced by coaches and entrepreneurs, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging what isn't working, going deeper in their commitments, and adjusting their approaches to achieve success. They introduce the A.G.A.I.N. framework as a guide for personal and professional growth, encouraging listeners to navigate forward with intention and reflect on their learning experiences.

Takeaways

Acknowledge what's not working as the first step to transformation.

Frustration serves as valuable feedback for growth.

Going deeper in your commitments can yield better results.

Adjusting your approach can lead to significant breakthroughs.

Navigating forward with intention is crucial for success.

Reflection is key to understanding what works and what doesn't.

Small shifts in methods can lead to big outcomes.

Consistency is essential for achieving long-term goals.

Isolation can hinder progress; seek community support.

Success is a journey that requires patience and deliberate action.

Chapters

00:00 Welcome and Setting the Stage

01:04 The Blueprint for Coaching Success

04:06 Spiritual Insights and Breakthroughs

10:01 The A.G.A.I.N. Framework for Growth

19:01 Navigating Forward with Intention

In this episode, Adam Roach and Jess Weber discuss their recent adventures and the importance of community and proximity in leadership. They reflect on the teachings of John Maxwell, emphasizing the significance of vision, identity, and the difference between transformational and transactional relationships. The conversation explores the concept of stewardship of gifts and talents, the importance of perspective, and the source of true greatness. They conclude with a call to action for listeners to align with their calling and make a positive impact in the world.

Takeaways

Surrounding yourself with the right people is crucial for growth.

Having a big vision is essential for impactful leadership.

Transformational leadership focuses on serving others, not just transactions.

Your identity should be rooted in something greater than yourself.

Catching the wind means taking action when opportunities arise.

Perspective shapes how we view our possessions and experiences.

Stewardship of gifts is about managing what we have for the greater good.

True greatness comes from recognizing the source of our gifts.

There are always opportunities to step into our calling.

Aligning with a community can amplify our impact.

Chapters

00:00 Adventures and Reflections

02:39 The Power of Proximity

05:03 Vision and Identity

07:36 Transformational Leadership

09:57 Environment and Willpower

12:30 Perspective vs. Possessions

15:09 Stewardship of Gifts

17:43 The Call to Action

In this episode of the I Love Coaching Podcast, hosts Adam Roach and Jess Weber explore the concept of alignment versus balance in personal and professional life. They discuss the importance of finding alignment with one's goals, identity, and purpose, sharing personal stories and insights on how misalignment can lead to feelings of imbalance. The conversation emphasizes the need for self-awareness and reflection to achieve true alignment and fulfillment in life.

Takeaways

I don't believe in balance; I believe in alignment.

Focus on alignment in your time, energy, and relationships.

The freest person wins; those with nothing to hide find alignment faster.

Misalignment can impact your identity and self-worth.

You have to own your decisions and their consequences.

Your purpose is to impact others positively.

Reflect on what feels better than your current situation.

Life will reveal itself to you when you seek alignment.

Identify what was aligned and misaligned in your life.

Alignment leads to fulfillment and happiness.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage

02:48 The Concept of Alignment vs. Balance

10:36 Personal Stories and Realizations

15:16 The Importance of Identity and Purpose

22:24 Reflections on Misalignment and Growth

26:40 Conclusion and Call to Action

In this episode of the I Love Coaching podcast, hosts Adam Roach and Jess Webber delve into the intricate relationship between pricing and value in the coaching industry. They discuss the common fears coaches face when setting their prices, the importance of confidence in articulating value, and how community and proximity can enhance a coach's worth. The conversation also touches on the psychological aspects of pricing, the impact of rejection on sales, and practical strategies for coaches to effectively price their services. Ultimately, the episode emphasizes the need for coaches to recognize their true value and to set prices that reflect their expertise and the value they provide to clients.

Takeaways

Coaches often fear discussing their prices due to insecurity.

Value perception is crucial in determining pricing.

Overpromising can lead to underdelivery and dissatisfaction.

Confidence in pricing comes from understanding one's value.

Community support can help coaches set appropriate prices.

Rejection is a natural part of the sales process.

Conversion rates should not be too high; aim for a balance.

Proximity to experienced coaches can enhance one's value.

Tactical approaches to pricing can build confidence.

Reflecting on past experiences can help in setting prices.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Value in Coaching

02:59 Understanding Pricing and Value Expectations

06:04 Overcoming Fear in Pricing

09:07 The Importance of Confidence in Pricing

12:00 Proximity and Community in Coaching

15:00 Rejection and Conversion Rates

17:58 Tactical Approaches to Pricing

21:01 Conclusion and Call to Action

In this heartfelt conversation, Adam and Jess reflect on the impact of loss and grief, particularly focusing on their fathers' passings. They discuss the importance of keeping one's head up during difficult times, the power of community and connection in healing, and how personal experiences can lead to greater purpose and empowerment in coaching. Adam shares his transformative 'beach chair moment' that inspired the creation of the 'I Love Coaching' community, emphasizing the need for connection in today's world. The conversation concludes with a vision for the future and the importance of looking up and finding the right connections to support personal growth and service to others.

Takeaways

• Losing a parent is one of the hardest experiences.
• Grief can lead to community and purpose.
• Keeping your head up is essential during tough times.
• The beach chair moment was transformative for Adam.
• People are seeking connection, not just content.
• Empowering coaches can change lives.
• Finding the right community is crucial for healing.
• Personal experiences can inspire greater purpose.
• Looking up can help navigate through grief.
• The vision for the future is to serve a hundred million people.

Chapters

00:00 Reflections on Loss and Grief

02:52 The Power of Community and Connection

06:12 Finding Purpose Through Pain

08:50 The Beach Chair Moment

12:06 Empowering Coaches to Serve

15:03 The Journey of Healing and Growth

17:48 Creating Lasting Impact

20:56 The Importance of Looking Up

24:12 Vision for the Future

In this episode of the I Love Coaching podcast, hosts Adam Roach and Jess Weber dive deep into the challenges entrepreneurs face with time management. They discuss the misconception of time management, emphasizing that it's not about managing time but managing oneself. The conversation explores the importance of intentionality, focus, and accountability in time blocking, as well as strategies for creating margin and flexibility in schedules. They also highlight the entrepreneurial mindset of seeking freedom, flexibility, and money, and how effective time management can protect these values. They conclude with practical tips for auditing time and improving productivity.

Takeaways

• Entrepreneurs often struggle with time management.
• Time management is really about self-management.
• Everyone has the same 24 hours in a day.
• Time is the most precious resource we have.
• Success is a lag measure; focus on lead measures.
• Time blocking can be a powerful tool if done right.
• Building margin in your schedule is essential.
• Accountability is key for effective time management.
• Auditing your time can reveal areas for improvement.
• Gamifying tasks can enhance productivity.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Excitement for the Episode

03:10 Understanding Time Management for Entrepreneurs

06:07 The Importance of Focus and Intentionality

09:04 Strategies for Effective Time Blocking

12:04 Building Trust and Autonomy in Teams

14:45 The Role of Accountability in Time Management

18:10 Creating Margin and Flexibility in Your Schedule

21:08 The Entrepreneurial Mindset: Freedom, Flexibility, and Money

24:01 Auditing Your Time for Better Productivity

27:06 Conclusion and Call to Action

In this episode of the I Love Coaching podcast, hosts Adam Roach and Jess Webber discuss the challenges of information overload and the importance of intentional learning and execution. They explore how to effectively manage the abundance of information available today, emphasizing the need for clarity and focus in learning. The conversation highlights the significance of creating action plans, auditing time, and implementing systems to ensure successful execution of learned concepts. Real-world examples, including personal anecdotes, illustrate the principles discussed, culminating in a call to action for listeners to engage with the coaching community and prioritize intentional learning.

Takeaways

• The more you learn, the more overwhelmed you can feel.
• Intentional learning is crucial for personal growth.
• Information overload can lead to a lack of clarity.
• You must audit your learning consumption regularly.
• Execution is just as important as learning.
• Consistency in execution leads to better results.
• Time management is key to making space for new learning.
• Creating action plans helps in effective execution.
• Systems can simplify the implementation process.
• Engaging with a community can enhance your learning experience.

Chapters

00:00 Springtime Reflections and Personal Updates

03:01 The Overwhelm of Information Consumption

05:48 Intentional Learning vs. Information Hoarding

09:03 The Importance of Execution in Learning

11:53 Creating Action Plans for Effective Execution

15:08 The Role of Consistency in Implementation

18:07 Time Management and Auditing for Success

20:53 Overcoming Resistance to New Learning

24:01 Implementing Systems for Long-Term Success

27:10 Real-World Examples of Learning and Execution

29:48 Coaching and Community Engagement

In this episode of the I Love Coaching podcast, hosts Adam Roach and Jess Weber explore the concept of life's two speeds: the painfully slow and the suddenly. They discuss the challenges entrepreneurs face, particularly the fear of change and the importance of self-awareness and reflection. The conversation emphasizes the need to take action and be prepared for sudden changes in life, using analogies and personal experiences to illustrate their points.

Takeaways

• God has two speeds: slow and suddenly.
• Entrepreneurs often feel stuck in a painfully slow process.
• Fear can paralyze action and lead to complacency.
• Reflection is crucial for recognizing opportunities for change.
• You get what you tolerate in life and work.
• Taking action can lead to sudden changes in circumstances.
• Self-awareness helps in navigating life's challenges.
• Life can hit you suddenly if you're not prepared.
• The importance of auditing your life for opportunities.
• Change is inevitable; how you react is up to you.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates

02:02 The Two Speeds of Life: Slow and Suddenly

09:57 Entrepreneurial Challenges and Fear of Change

17:53 Taking Action: The Lifeboat Analogy