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Fighting for limitations is something that clients do all the time. As a coach, you need to challenge your clients by not allowing them to enroll you in that story. Parissa, Rich’s client, came in today with that fight for her limitations, but Rich didn’t bite. Parissa is an advisory board member in a female-founded AI startup with a track record of success in the corporate world. She believes that she has a “new coach smell,” and that has caused a tremendous amount of self-doubt. The important thing to remember is that if you have exemplified enough leadership in life then you are not new to coaching. It’s so easy to dismiss your background starting a new career but it’s a vital part of who you are. Remember just how powerful you really are. Don’t think you can do it, know you can! 

In today’s episode:

• Hitting your audacious goals and breaking through self-doubt
• Breaking down the new coach smell and why it’s not real
• Parissa’s business journey and impact
• Adding a new skill while knowing exactly who you are
• Where Parissa’s block is coming from
• Evicting those things that have damaged your spirit
• Gaining richness in your life from the rock bottom moments
• The 3 biggest issues in any organization
• Why knowing the soft skills of business is vital to survival
• Pinpointing the places where you judge yourself
• Acknowledging the truths on the other side of the self-judgments
• Using a goal as a place to come from rather than a place to get to
• Practicing what you preach every single day

For most of human history, it wasn’t called coaching. It was called leadership. If you’d like to learn more about our community of extraordinary top performers, go to: https://richlitvin.com/

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Feeling stuck is never a good place to be, whether it is physically or stuck in life. Today, Rich is talking to his client, Scott, a situation just like this. Scott still has his ‘dream’ corporate job, serving as the Director of Leadership Development at a multi-million dollar corporation, with consulting gigs and coaching on the side. However, due to life circumstances, Scott has become trapped at that job and is looking for a way out. Rich wants to give Scott an insight into what life can look like for him and his daughter if he can balance his life and escape that feeling of being stuck. The problem with the rat race is that even when you win it, you’re still a rat. Create some white space on your calendar; that’s where the miracles occur!

In today’s episode:

• What changed everything for Scott as it relates to his career
• Recognizing the difference between conventional and exponential success
• Developing an exit strategy by finding a way to do more work in less time
• Setting an example of a balanced life for your children
• Creating more white space on your calendar for more creativity
• How life can change so dramatically when you break away from “stuck”
• Conducting a thorough audit of your calendar
• Deciding what or who your “yes” is so that you know when to say no
• Crafting out your ideal average day

For most of human history, it wasn’t called coaching. It was called leadership. If you’d like to learn more about our community of extraordinary top performers, go to: https://richlitvin.com/

Feeling stuck is never a good place to be, whether it is physically or stuck in life. Today, Rich is talking to his client, Scott, a situation just like this. Scott still has his ‘dream’ corporate job, serving as the Director of Leadership Development at a multi-million dollar corporation, with consulting gigs and coaching on the side. However, due to life circumstances, Scott has become trapped at that job and is looking for a way out. Rich wants to give Scott an insight into what life can look like for him and his daughter if he can balance his life and escape that feeling of being stuck. The problem with the rat race is that even when you win it, you’re still a rat. Create some white space on your calendar; that’s where the miracles occur!

In today’s episode:

• What changed everything for Scott as it relates to his career
• Recognizing the difference between conventional and exponential success
• Developing an exit strategy by finding a way to do more work in less time
• Setting an example of a balanced life for your children
• Creating more white space on your calendar for more creativity
• How life can change so dramatically when you break away from “stuck”
• Conducting a thorough audit of your calendar
• Deciding what or who your “yes” is so that you know when to say no
• Crafting out your ideal average day

For most of human history, it wasn’t called coaching. It was called leadership. If you’d like to learn more about our community of extraordinary top performers, go to: https://richlitvin.com/

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If your life was to be translated into a series of books, they would be filled with ups and downs, relationships, and experiences, good or bad. You, the main character, would be on a search for your passion and mission in life. However, the most important chapters might be the ones that were never written. What’s the book you are scared to write? Today, Rich is joined by one of his clients, Andre, to talk about those chapters of life and quite literally writing his book. Andre built a successful healthcare business before making the transition into coaching and different forms of therapy. Right now he is working on writing his book on life from his own unconventional insights. Remember, just write, your voice will come!

In today’s episode:

• Andre’s search for his bigger mission in life
• What Andre wants to leave as his legacy of change
• Understanding the world of trauma and its microdoses throughout life
• Writing the book that speaks to those who read it
• Becoming very aware of your own mortality
• Chapter titles acting like the language of your people
• Importance of showing and sharing your work
• Just write, your voice will come
• Putting your message out there where it can really serve

Links to Resources:

Show Your Work

For most of human history, it wasn’t called coaching. It was called leadership. If you’d like to learn more about our community of extraordinary top performers, go to: https://richlitvin.com/

If your life was to be translated into a series of books, they would be filled with ups and downs, relationships, and experiences, good or bad. You, the main character, would be on a search for your passion and mission in life. However, the most important chapters might be the ones that were never written. What’s the book you are scared to write? Today, Rich is joined by one of his clients, Andre, to talk about those chapters of life and quite literally writing his book. Andre built a successful healthcare business before making the transition into coaching and different forms of therapy. Right now he is working on writing his book on life from his own unconventional insights. Remember, just write, your voice will come!

In today’s episode:

• Andre’s search for his bigger mission in life
• What Andre wants to leave as his legacy of change
• Understanding the world of trauma and its microdoses throughout life
• Writing the book that speaks to those who read it
• Becoming very aware of your own mortality
• Chapter titles acting like the language of your people
• Importance of showing and sharing your work
• Just write, your voice will come
• Putting your message out there where it can really serve

Links to Resources:

Show Your Work

For most of human history, it wasn’t called coaching. It was called leadership. If you’d like to learn more about our community of extraordinary top performers, go to: https://richlitvin.com/

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If you’re the most interesting person in the room... you’re in the wrong room.

Rich Litvin has coached some of the most successful and talented people on the planet – from billion dollar business owners to former Navy Seals. He wrote a book for coaches that has sold over 50,000 copies, by word of mouth. And he is the founder of a community of extraordinary top performers, called 4PC. Ultra-successful people are the ones who call Rich. His clients include Olympic athletes, Presidential candidates, Hollywood film directors, Special Forces operatives and serial entrepreneurs.

Rich sees what most people cannot see – and he dares to say what most people would not say. And each week on this podcast, he will be challenging the thinking of high performers – from leaders in the corporate world, to successful entrepreneurs, to military veterans to high level coaches. 1 INSIGHT… because a single insight can change everything.

If you’re the most interesting person in the room... you’re in the wrong room.

Rich Litvin has coached some of the most successful and talented people on the planet – from billion dollar business owners to former Navy Seals. He wrote a book for coaches that has sold over 50,000 copies, by word of mouth. And he is the founder of a community of extraordinary top performers, called 4PC. Ultra-successful people are the ones who call Rich. His clients include Olympic athletes, Presidential candidates, Hollywood film directors, Special Forces operatives and serial entrepreneurs.

Rich sees what most people cannot see – and he dares to say what most people would not say. And each week on this podcast, he will be challenging the thinking of high performers – from leaders in the corporate world, to successful entrepreneurs, to military veterans to high level coaches. 1 INSIGHT… because a single insight can change everything.