Danny The Coach

Many people talk about the 10,000 hour rule and how in order to become a master at anything you must do it for 10,000 hours. That is absolutely true, but it also takes self reflection, professional feedback, assessments and other things. It is far more than just blindly doing something over and over for 10,000 hours.

It is easy to think that you are required to fit into a box made by someone else for someone else. Finding your best life by figuring out where your talents and passions meet is the best way to be able to get yourself into a place that is sustainable.

Sometimes we can get caught up in our past, whether good or bad, we must always keep growing and innovating. There are many things that can keep us tied to what we've done, a great leader knows how to break free from the past while building upon it.

Being a leader can be hard, it's something we call the loneliness of leadership. It can happen to anyone, it can be especially hard around the Christmas Season. This podcast will help with some ideas of what to do about the season and how to deal with the hardships that come with being in the position you are in.

Everyone is motivated differently. Throwing money at an employee isn't always the answer. Find out some basic ideas of how to better motivate those around you.

This track talks about the businesses I have owned in the past and how they did. Take a listen to the latest ignition spark! Send us your feedback and if you have questions we would love to answer them.

Taking a story of a couple of guys from the bible, we talk about how important it is to choose your battles and stay within what you are able to handle based upon the size of your army.

The beginnings of IHI Coaching. Saving starfish is a story that I heard as a child and it has been something that has inspired me and kept me heading in the direction of becoming a coach ever since. Let us know if there are any questions that we can answer!

IHI Coaching is an Executive Coaching and Consulting Organization that focuses on Organizational Health. This podcast will explain that although many of the podcasts will use a bible scripture, it is not at all a religious talk. This podcast discusses the relationship between "The Good Shepherd" with what is like to be a business owner or manager and how the owner will give up nights and weekends whereas a manager or hired hand will not. It will begin to discuss the idea of how to get everyone involved so even if they don't own the company they will buy in to to the vision and be willing to make sure the company succeeds as a whole.