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In this episode of The Coaches Corner, hosts Bobby Hobbs and Paul Brown dive deep into the concept of "Paralysis by Analysis," exploring how the pursuit of perfection can sometimes hinder progress. Bobby shares his personal struggles with perfectionism and how it has, at times, prevented him from taking action. He discusses how learning to be "dangerous" enough rather than perfect has helped him move forward. Paul chimes in with strategies for overcoming feelings of inadequacy by observing others and creating a solid game plan. The discussion includes the importance of embracing failure as a learning opportunity, drawing parallels to the evolution of spiders, where the weak are eliminated, and the strong survive. They also discuss how to maintain a positive mindset when things don't go as planned and avoiding "co-misery" in the workplace. Paul highlights the need for a "battle buddy," someone who can provide support and understanding during challenging times. This episode emphasizes the significance of mental health and the strength in vulnerability, encouraging listeners to seek help when needed.
This episode also includes a segment from a live interview with Adam Marburger, CEO of Ascent Dealer Services, discussing his participation in Public Policy Day in Washington, D.C. and the release of his new book, "The Servant Leading F&I Manager". Adam explains the importance of F&I products and the need for government to not overstep, and to allow the retail customer to transact the way they want to transact. Adam also speaks on the value of servant leadership. He also shares a special offer to send out personally signed copies of his book to anyone who reaches out to him. Additionally, Paul and Bobby promote an upcoming F&I training event in Atlanta on April 2nd and 3rd, featuring themselves, Adam Marburger, and Jonathan Dawson.
Key Takeaways:
#ParalysisByAnalysis #Perfectionism #OvercomingObstacles #MentalHealth #Leadership #ServantLeadership #AutomotiveIndustry #FandI #Training #Podcast #CoachesCorner #PersonalGrowth #ProfessionalDevelopment #AdamMarburger #AscentDealerServices #PublicPolicy #FailureIsGrowth #Teamwork #SupportSystem #DealerTraining #CarSales #AutomotiveSales #SalesPsychology #JonathanDawson
By Bobby HobbsIn this episode of The Coaches Corner, hosts Bobby Hobbs and Paul Brown dive deep into the concept of "Paralysis by Analysis," exploring how the pursuit of perfection can sometimes hinder progress. Bobby shares his personal struggles with perfectionism and how it has, at times, prevented him from taking action. He discusses how learning to be "dangerous" enough rather than perfect has helped him move forward. Paul chimes in with strategies for overcoming feelings of inadequacy by observing others and creating a solid game plan. The discussion includes the importance of embracing failure as a learning opportunity, drawing parallels to the evolution of spiders, where the weak are eliminated, and the strong survive. They also discuss how to maintain a positive mindset when things don't go as planned and avoiding "co-misery" in the workplace. Paul highlights the need for a "battle buddy," someone who can provide support and understanding during challenging times. This episode emphasizes the significance of mental health and the strength in vulnerability, encouraging listeners to seek help when needed.
This episode also includes a segment from a live interview with Adam Marburger, CEO of Ascent Dealer Services, discussing his participation in Public Policy Day in Washington, D.C. and the release of his new book, "The Servant Leading F&I Manager". Adam explains the importance of F&I products and the need for government to not overstep, and to allow the retail customer to transact the way they want to transact. Adam also speaks on the value of servant leadership. He also shares a special offer to send out personally signed copies of his book to anyone who reaches out to him. Additionally, Paul and Bobby promote an upcoming F&I training event in Atlanta on April 2nd and 3rd, featuring themselves, Adam Marburger, and Jonathan Dawson.
Key Takeaways:
#ParalysisByAnalysis #Perfectionism #OvercomingObstacles #MentalHealth #Leadership #ServantLeadership #AutomotiveIndustry #FandI #Training #Podcast #CoachesCorner #PersonalGrowth #ProfessionalDevelopment #AdamMarburger #AscentDealerServices #PublicPolicy #FailureIsGrowth #Teamwork #SupportSystem #DealerTraining #CarSales #AutomotiveSales #SalesPsychology #JonathanDawson