166: Do You Really Need to Put In 10,000 Hours to Be a Great Coach?

Show Highlights & Big Takeaways

1. 10,000 Hours
   Author, Malcom Gladwell, wrote a book called “Outliers” that stated the very best in every walk of life had put in their 10,000 hours in order to get there regardless of skill or talent level.
2. Discipline
   Instead of focusing on a “natural talent” or skill, most of the high achievers rely on discipline and work ethic to carve time out of their schedule each day to work on their craft in order to become a master of it.
3. Expert Status
   Being an expert simply comes from putting in the hours required to learn, re-learn, and apply what you have learned into thousands of hours of successful outcomes.

Show Notes & Resources

• Outliers: The Story of Success by Malcom Gladwell
• The Journey From Corporate Career To Health Coach
• The 6 Step Prospect to Client Process
• Success Is Not an Accident
• How to Get Your First 5 Clients
• How Long Does It Take To Become A Health Coach?

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