Do you ever get frustrated when using technology? Do you worry that you are not "tech savvy"?

In today's digital age, technology plays a crucial role in our lives, especially for those who rely on it to achieve their goals. However, many people experience technology overwhelm, feeling stressed, confused, or frustrated when faced with tech challenges.

When faced with tech challenges, it is important to remember that technology does not determine your success. Your have the power to overcome obstacles and find solutions. Approaching tech issues with confidence and optimism can make a significant difference in our ability to navigate them effectively.

This episode will show you how to navigate technology overwhelm and developing a healthy relationship with technology.

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Triggers are those moments in our lives when certain words or behaviors instantly set us off. They can be frustrating, irritating, or even infuriating.

But what if triggers were actually teachers, revealing valuable insights about ourselves and the world around us?

In this episode, we will delve into the concept of triggers and explore how they can be used as opportunities for personal growth and transformation.

As coaches, it is essential to recognize when our clients have triggers and help them navigate through these challenging situations. By doing so, we can support them in gaining a deeper understanding of themselves and resolving their triggers.

Triggers are not obstacles; they are opportunities for transformation. Embrace them, learn from them, and watch as they unlock new levels of awareness and fulfillment in your life.

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The term "trauma" has become a buzzword in the coaching industry and the personal development space, to the point where it has lost its true meaning.

Many people now use the term to describe any distressing experience, undermining the severity and impact of true trauma. This overuse of the word not only dilutes its meaning but also undermines our own resilience.

Coaching is not a modality to heal trauma, and coaches should not attempt to coach clients through trauma. If a client presents with trauma, it is the ethical duty of the coach to refer them to a therapist who is trained to handle trauma.

While coaching is not designed to address trauma, it can still be incredibly valuable in helping clients navigate emotional pain and distress. Coaches can support clients through fear, anxiety, confusion, overwhelm, frustration, and shame. Coaching provides a space for clients to explore their emotions, gain clarity, and develop strategies to move forward.

In this episode, we explore what trauma is and the role it plays in a coach-client relationship.

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Tolerating mediocrity is like a disease that eats away at our dreams. It is the energy we expend to settle for a life that is just "good enough."

When we tolerate things in our lives, whether it be relationships, careers, or our own contributions, we are settling for less than what we truly desire. This leads to a life that lacks meaning and excitement.

Tolerating something means justifying or rationalizing its existence. We often use phrases like "it is what it is" or "at least it's fine" to convince ourselves that we should accept the situation.

In this episode, we revisit the concept of "tolerations" so you discover how to take your life from good to great.

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When you have doubts and fears, you may think the only solution is to get rid of them.

But what if, instead of silencing your doubts and fears, you could harness their powers?

What if I told you that by embracing your negative thoughts, you could uncover a path to incredible results?

It is a myth that coaching is solely about keeping people positive and thinking happy thoughts.

Transformational coaching is about embracing the full range of emotions: both positive and negative.

This is the world of Dark Coaching, and this is what we will introduce to you in this episode.

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Are you ready to become an extraordinary coach?

In this episode, Frank reveals the brand-new Master Coach Training that is being offered through Thriving Coach Academy

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A coach is not your friend.

In the world of coaching, one of the key distinctions between a coaching relationship and a friendship is the coach's ability to offer an objective perspective. While friends may provide guidance and advice based on their personal experiences, their bias towards preserving the friendship can limit their objectivity. On the other hand, a coach is trained to listen deeply and understand what is blocking their clients. They use this understanding to ask powerful questions that help clients gain insights and generate awareness to move forward.

Another significant difference between coaching and friendship lies in the professional training that coaches undergo. Coaches are trained professionals equipped with various tools and methodologies to help their clients navigate challenges and conflicts. This training enables coaches to offer a level of expertise and guidance that friends may not possess.

You can be a friendly coach, but this still does not mean you are your client's friend. In this episode, you will learn about the key differences between a coach and a friend.

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Learning a new skill as an adult can be a daunting task. The psychological barriers and self-doubt that often accompany adult learning can hinder progress and lead to frustration.

In this episode, we explore the insights and experiences of a special guest who has years of experience teaching both children and adults. We uncover how to overcome psychological barriers and a greater chance of success when pursuing a goal.

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When we start imagining a better life, our brains often try to convince us to wait and resolve other issues before pursuing our visions. In this episode, we will re-visit the concept of Vision Force and how it can help us honor our dreams and create the life we truly desire.

When we envision a better life for ourselves, we often experience a constant push and pull between our current circumstances and the life we want to live. Our brains try to bring us back to reality, listing all the reasons why we should wait or why our visions are not realistic. This tug of war between our heads and our hearts can be discouraging and lead us to put our visions on hold.

Vision Force is the determination and belief that we will make our vision a reality, even if it doesn't feel logical or realistic. It's about forcing our vision into our current life and taking action to bring it to fruition. Our brains may try to convince us that we need to resolve other issues first, but it's essential to remember that there is no perfect time. Waiting for the right moment only leads to more excuses and reasons to delay our visions.

So, what is your vision? Are you making decisions that bring you closer to the life you want or keeping yourself stuck in the life you currently have? Embrace vision force, force your vision into reality, and watch as your dreams become a reality. You are worth it, and the best gift you can offer yourself and those you care about is being an example of what is possible. Start now, and let your vision unfold.

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Starting a coaching business is not just about learning coaching skills; it also involves understanding marketing and finding clients. After investing in a premium coach training program and becoming a certified coach, Frank realized that he lacked the knowledge of how to start a coaching business. He had confidence in his coaching abilities but struggled with the marketing and selling side of things.

In his first year as a coach, he learned the hard way that simply having a fancy website was not enough to attract clients. He had to go out and meet people, which often resulted in rejection and disinterest. However, he remained resilient and curious, constantly seeking to learn and improve his approach.

In this episode, you will learn:

Eventually, Frank learned how to create a successful coaching business. If you want to become a successful coach, join us in Thriving Coach Academy.

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