Should You Hire A Coach? Real Talk.
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In episode #2361, Neil and Eric take a candid look at whether you should hire a coach. The online world is filled with tons of content that can provide you with the information you need to elevate your business for free. Conversely, coaches charge high-dollar amounts for the information you very likely already know. In our conversation, Neil shares his skepticism of coaches before Eric provides examples of coaches who provide exceptional value and why. To discover whether hiring a coach is the right step for you, be sure to tune in today!
TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:
- [00:20] Today’s topic: Should You Hire A Coach? Real Talk.
- [00:25] Neil and Eric's conflicting opinions on whether you should hire a coach.
- [01:29] Why Neil often feels skepticism over the claims that coaches make.
- [03:18] What Eric has learned from coaches he’s worked with in the past.
- [03:56] How to identify when coaches are providing you with value and when they aren’t.
- [05:35] Understanding what information is available online for free, and when you can benefit from the expertise of a coach or therapist.
- [06:23] Why a good coach knows how to ask the right questions.
- [06:54] How creators like Alex Hormozi are taking a community-based approach to coach by providing immense value for free.
- [08:31] That’s it for today! Let us know what you think of the last few episodes when you review this podcast!
- [08:48] Go to https://www.marketingschool.io to learn more!
Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
- Reboot
- Jerry Colonna on LinkedIn
- Acquisition.com
- Alex Hormozi on LinkedIn
- Leila Hormozi on LinkedIn
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