Adam returns to share more about his journey to becoming an executive coach. 

 

Once he left dental school, Adam went to work at his father’s practice. The goal was always to work with his father and then one day take over, but reality wasn’t as kind. Fact is, he and his father didn’t work the same way. 

 

Soon enough, Adam began dreading his work days. 

 

A meetup with one of his friends from college is what changed everything for him. His friend had been participating in coaching and after talking for a bit, Adam knew he needed coaching himself. He went all in and soon decided he was ready to become a coach himself. 

 

Listen as he shares where he’s at today and why he’s so passionate about helping others to find their joy in life again. Coaching, like therapy, is good for most people. You just have to find the right coach. This is true in sports and in life. Listen in and see if maybe becoming a coach sounds like the right fit for you.

 

Links and Resources:

Well Aware Inc.

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In this episode:

[00:22] Welcome back to part 2 of my conversation with Adam.

[00:40] He talks about his journey from being a periodontist to becoming a coach.

[04:25] Because he loves learning, he thought about becoming a researcher.

[05:04] He discusses a friend that helped him change his life and the relationship he still has with him.

[06:56] Listen as Adam shares how changing his career impacted his relationship with his wife.

[10:20] “Vulnerability is the real hard work.”

[11:15] He talks about where two-minute methods came from.

[13:30] He speaks about making decisions with small commitments.

[15:25] Adam discusses how we can support his endeavors.

[17:23] He shares some last-minute thoughts with the listeners.

[19:14] We talk about his podcast The Unspoken Agreements.

[20:36] I share about my coach for time management.

[22:43] Thank you for being on the show!