Coaches sometimes don't realize they are beating themselves up when there's no need to really do that.

 

We love getting into our body, getting in tune with it primarily by thinking about it. When the truth is, we only need to feel it.

 

Sometimes all it needs is proper movement and not any other crazy stuff you can think of.

 

Gym Training is not all about doing it until you're sore and all. It's all about taking those small actions consistently but effectively.

 

Hunter Crine earned a bachelor's degree in Kinesiology from Penn State, where he worked in Division One strength and conditioning, before moving to New York City, to achieve a master's degree in exercise physiology from Hofstra.  

 

In the past six years, he has worked as a personal trainer with clients of all ages and skill levels while creating a safe environment to gain confidence with strength training to pursue their training goals.

 

In this episode, Hunter shares how it is important to have a proper mindset to motivate you to take actions consistently and effectively.

 

In addition, he underscores the idea that the gym is not your competition. Don't think of it as something you should conquer with all your might leaving you dead tired and unable to focus on other important matters that need your attention.

 

He showed a picture of a business design where you run it profitably minus the feeling of exhaustion.

 

With imposter syndrome bugging him now and then, he talks of how he can become the great coach he aspires to be everyday and overcome the challenges that come with being in the fitness industry.

 

"One of my favorite quotes is that it's not what people do when they're with you; it's what they do when they're not with you. And for us as coaches, we have to look at it through that lens and try to get as many people empowered and doing things on their own as we can." - Hunter Crine

 

What you will learn from this episode:

 

01:36 - Looking at gym training not so much on aesthetics but as an empowerment to take action making you a better person

06:38 - The challenge of figuring out how to jump over that barrier and producing a behavior change 

10:57 - Getting in tune with your body not just by thinking but by feeling it

14:54 - The mindset of thinking around 'minimal effective dose'

20:01 - Stop treating the gym as a competition and what you can do instead

23:41 - It's not about killing yourself but about simplifying things

26:31 - A business model he subscribes to that not only makes a lucrative business but does away with burnout

33:01 - What makes a great coach and businessman

39:18 - Valuable support you can get from mentorship and investing in yourself

41:54 - Dealing with imposter syndrome

43:38 - Becoming a great mentor for others 

Connect with Hunter Crine:

• Instagram
• Facebook 
• LinkedIn

 

Connect with Gavin McHale:

• maverickcoachingacademy.ca
• LinkedIn
• Instagram

 

When the going gets tough, and you don’t look within and become aware of the real issues and know how to deal with them, alcohol will present itself as an ever-reliable friend.

 

But, with all the mask it wears, you won’t notice yourself sliding into the pit of devastation that you have a hard time getting out of.

 

How do you shape up? Once and for all, how do you escape for life from the bondage of alcoholism? And any addicting substance or any bad behavior that gets hold of your life and snuff out that greatness in you?

 

Matt Gardiner is a Recovery Coach, Level 2 Enlifted Coach, Podcaster, Author, Musician, and Sound Therapist.

 

In this episode, Matt will take us through his journey with alcoholism. He talks about the comforting effect(unsustainable) it initially offered him, losing control with it -- the dark and bad side effects it introduced to him [that he keeps putting aside]. And finally realizing the need to be free from it all and facing the challenges and struggles that led up to his sobriety - helping others find redemption and happiness and letting it ripple out to those around them.

 

I like to use an analogy of dieting when making a change. You have your cheat day like I do when I drink on weekends. You can't wait for it. But, if you make a choice to do something 100%, it is easier than 95%; otherwise, you're only thinking about the 5%." - Matt Gardiner 

 

What you will learn from this episode:

 

01:03 - Matt’s first exposure to alcoholism 

05:28 - Breaking boundaries with alcohol and losing control with it

13:26 - Becoming sober and the benefits of becoming one

22:04 - What that massive change felt and looked like for him

26:23 - A profound quote that deeply resonated with and for the change seen in him

28:35 - Doing away with negative self-talk

37:15 - Understanding the third stage of a hero’s journey

42:39 - What he wants to tap into with his work and mission

45:39 - ‘Imagination is the electric soil of creation’ - digging deep into this quote

 

Resources:

 

• Finding Joe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8nFACrLxr0

 

Connect with Matt Gardiner:

• Instagram
• Facebook

 

Connect with Gavin McHale:

• maverickcoachingacademy.ca
• LinkedIn
• Instagram

 

When clients come to us with physical and health issues, what quickly comes to mind is we have to fix them.

 

And that often leads us to provide band-aid solutions, covering up the root cause and preventing a sustainable transformation.

 

How do we communicate the value we provide where clients put their trust and confidence in us to provide a relatable and workable solution for them? 

 

Dr. Ryan Chow, DPT earned his B.S. in Movement Science from the University of Michigan and his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Mercy College. He is faculty for the First Principles of Movement Education platform with Dr. Craig Liebenson, whose mission is to stem the inactivity crisis by educating physical therapists, chiropractors, athletic trainers, sports coaches, and fitness professionals internationally. He’s trained and mentored many health professionals and companies to bridge the evidence-practice gap so that health care outcomes can be improved. Ryan spent 7 years as a personal trainer before becoming a physical therapist and aims to improve the standard in both fields. When he’s not at the gym/clinic Ryan enjoys NBA basketball, college football (Go Blue!), eating out, and traveling.

 

In this episode, Ryan shares that to provide the highest value and for clients to be sold to the value you provide them, one must improve communication and find ways to let clients understand their frustrations and struggles. With that, they develop that eagerness to take action that directly benefits them. The point is all about talking and listening to them, asking them the right questions to get the idea and understand how you can best guide them to the solution to their own problem.

 

Ask the right question, and you solve the right problem, this way, you are providing value.”

-Ryan Chow

 

What you will learn from this episode:

 

01:08 - Building the skill sets first before focusing on marketing 

04:04 - Providing value and differentiating yourself from the rest

05:59 - Falling into the trap of comparing oneself to others

10:58 - Giving value by asking the right questions and providing solutions to their problems

14:19 - Why physio clinics are multiplying in every corner

16:17 - Operating from a place of rationality and purpose and not from fear

21:22 - Thinking about the exchange of value when raising/setting prices         

24:53 - A new approach to lifestyle issues that is a game-changer to health care in the future

28:21 - More than just giving a band-aid solution approach to people’s health issues

33:37 - Understanding the context of your client’s life, providing a program that evolves with them

36:23 - The importance of making people understand where they’re coming from and tying it into their future 

39:48 - One huge thing you must understand in sales and communication

42:11 - Getting people to choose you without being salesy

44:48 - What a good business model looks like

46:25 - The one thing that he’s advocating for

 

Connect with Ryan Chow:

• reloadpt.com

 

Connect with Gavin McHale:

• maverickcoachingacademy.ca
• LinkedIn
• Instagram

 

What we control only ends up making us stuck. When we let fear overpower us, that's when we mess around.

Yes, the future is not promised. Anything can happen. The outcome may or may not be in our favor. And there is uncertainty ahead.

But regardless, it's only when we learn to let go that we open ourselves to the possibility of greater transformation, personally and professionally.

George Kalantzis knows life transitions. From a decade in the Marines, coaching thousands of hours on the gym floor, divorce, single parenting, and overcoming a suicide attempt, he understands the unique challenges we all face in the fast past society of the modern world.

George is the author of Nowhere To Go, a podcast host, a decorative combat veteran, and a personal coach at the Art of Tough Transitions.

With nearly twenty years of encounters with tough transitions, George empowers men and women to live life authentically by giving them the courage to find their voice and unlock their potential. He has the unique ability to speak to people in ways that make them feel seen and heard through a combination of prose, poetry, coaching, and experience that can only be found in the school of heart knocks.

In this episode, George shares how you can own your life, take responsibility for and not just run away from it. For many of us, we get scared of facing the hurdles that would bring us to becoming bigger, and that's where we fail to recognize the beauty in difficulties that we don't wait for them to clear up. 

We'd rather wallow in self-pity and depression rather than be brave enough to do something about it. 

He beautifully says in his words that the future never promises. But, every day is about ensuring that we're carving to the strength of the stone the way that we want to view the world and show up to the world, not as someone else wants us to.

"There's beauty hidden in our layers of life. We all have decades and layers of repressed hurts through things we've gone through. And so if we find strength and courage, we can crack into the unknown, even though there's a chance that it could break at any time, but it's a chance that we have to take because that's the point of life." - George Kalantzis

What you will learn from this episode:

01:32 - That feeling of being a child again

03:44 - Significant lesson his daughter teaches him

05:12 - What it means to slow down in life

06:39 - Learnings from fatherhood

08:19 - Why all the rush?

11:32 - Taking the chance to crack up the beauty hidden in the layers of life

13:38 - One reason why you can't live an authentic life

15:15 - Embracing your current pain and what it teaches you

16:19 - Continuing to carve the stone in 2022 - steps you can do for empowerment and encourage that childlike curiosity 

17:29 - What he means with 'words saved my life'

18:52 - How his book helps a reader and what is it all about: Nowhere To Go by George Kalantzis

20:23 - One very significant reason for writing the book 'Nowhere To Go.'

22:49 - Coaching about fitness and getting better at writing

26:13 - The first time may not turn out good but gives reason to continue

28:27 - Going in-depth into this verse, 'You're entitled to the fruits of labor, but not the fruits itself.'

31:55 - Things we can learn from these two: control and letting go

33:42 - Comparing life to dance and the lessons gleaned from it

37:03 - Accepting your life for what it is and not what it was 

40:45 - What could his life have been having not experienced the greatest pain

45:54 - The one thing that will make people thrive as fitness coaches in the coming years

49:39 - Invest in the best asset – You

Book resource:

• Get your copy now. Click here: Nowhere To Go by George Kalantzis

Connect with George Kalantzis:

• theartoftoughtransitions.com

Connect with Gavin McHale:

• maverickcoachingacademy.ca
• LinkedIn
• Instagram

While social media can be a great tool to put your message out there and connect with people, it's never the ultimate means to build and grow your fitness business.

It takes more than that, one that ensures not just short-term but long-term success.

To a certain extent, it helps but something more profound works better.

Sahmura Gonzalez is a National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach (NBC-HWC) and a NASM Certified Personal Trainer. She holds a B.A. from Sarah Lawrence College, and completed her Integrative Health Coaching Professional Training at the Department of Integrative Medicine at Duke University. Over the nine years that Sahmura has spent in the fitness, health, and wellness industry, she has trained and coached over 20,000+ sessions and worked with hundreds of clients with a wide variety of goals and abilities.

No matter which hat she is wearing (Personal Trainer or Health Coach), her goal is simple: to empower her clients to take their health into their own hands and to drive measurable results by working with them to create attainable goals and action steps and provide accountability.

In this episode, Sahmura shares her transition from being an in-person trainer to an online health coach, the benefits of being one, and how it completely changed her life, releasing her from exhaustion and burnout. 

She talks about giving value and impacting her clients' lives, making her build a business from referrals, and putting out a message on her website that speaks from her core and resonates to the right audience that shares what she stands for.

She underscores the need to develop one's essential communication and listening skills as keys to genuinely connecting and building relationships and a business for the long term.

"Ask to understand, not to judge; seek to understand them."

-Sahmura Gonzalez

What you will learn from this episode:

01:17 - What it was like during the time she started in coaching when social media wasn't 'a thing' yet 

04:30 - Her social media posts that worked and a tool that gained for her a large number of followers 

06:11 - Actions she needed to take to make a successful career right from the start

09:37 - business practices that weren't sustainable 

13:52 - Hitting a plateau and heading towards burnout Having a clear and direct mindset to running a business 

15:43 - Her transition to health coaching

19:00 - Getting clients by referrals and through her website and not so much from social media

20:31 - Having the edge by learning how to communicate your value 

24:17 - Talking about COVID as a blessing in disguise for her business

30:25 - How people resonate and get pulled in when she put out there in her website the core of who she is The importance of core values in your website and its impact on clients

33:34 - Risking to show her real self and building a long-term relationship out of it

38:20 - What she hopes to see happening in the fitness industry in the year 2022 and beyond 40:39 - What showing up and listening to your clients can do for your business

43:32 - Asking, listening, and not judging

Connect with Sahmura Gonzales:

• sahmuragonzales.com

Connect with Gavin McHale:

• maverickcoachingacademy.ca
• LinkedIn
• Instagram

Society dictates that we live up to its standards. Thus, often it leads us to self-doubt and despair.

What often leads to our own destruction are those negative thoughts and feelings we created on our own.

How about this time we ask ourselves the needed question, what value do I bring to the table?

And look inside and go back to just being and doing?

Nikki Kett is passionate about supporting high-performing individuals achieve their goals -- while still enjoying life. She believes that when we learn to create confidence through our thinking and feeling, we can accomplish so much more than getting stuck in the overwhelm of *doing* all the things we *should* be doing.

She loves human psychology -- she believes that when we understand our brains and how we are motivated, we can learn to CREATE a life that we love without getting in our own way.

 

Through her study of Psychology and Motivation and degrees in Kinesiology and Organizational Dynamics, she has been able to combine her experience along with a life coaching certification to understand how she can help individuals create a life of fulfillment AND understand the environments that support high-level growth.

In this episode, Nikki Kett shares how we already have what it takes to get successful; we are just clouded with negative thoughts. It's about time to fix that mindset. Focus your efforts on what you become going through the process rather than the outcome. 

 

We are our blockage. We should get out of our way so we can do a lot more.

 

She also advocates living an authentic life, one that manifests what you believe in and who you are instead of living a life caring for what other people think and what should appeal to the eyes of society but runs counter to what your core value is.

Lastly, learn to let go; do more with less.

"You have to decide, do you want the discomfort of being safe and secure and lying about how you feel and who you are? And being disconnected from that? Or do you want the discomfort of knowing that you create your safety and security? And then, because of that, you allow yourself to be uncomfortable, and to not be liked all the time because you're standing up for who you are and what you believe in?" - Nikki Kett

What you will learn from this episode:

01:02 - Giving a brief synopsis of the book

02:54 - Putting in the belief and the action to have a high-quality life

06:03 - It's not about adding up another skill set but all about fixing your mindset

07:13 - Creating 'feeling better' where you're at now without chasing those shiny objects 

08:56 - Building beliefs of possibilities

14:59 - How we are influenced with the idea of living up to standards of society

18:41 - Achieving that satisfaction and happiness

22:01 - What makes people care about what society thinks?

24:42 - The choice of what discomfort you want to be in

26:57 - Focusing more on what you become throughout the process regardless of outcomes

29:03 - Outcome focused versus performance focused

30:45 - Finding amazing experiences happening even amidst injuries and uncontrollable events

34:22 - Don't let your mind get in the way

37:02 - Work on your own belief that you can do it and believe nothing else

39:38 - Creating awareness around negative thoughts and feelings and acknowledging our value 

41-13 - What is self-love?

44:10 - How self-love looks like and manifested

Connect with Nikki Kett:

• Instagram

Connect with Gavin McHale:

• maverickcoachingacademy.ca
• LinkedIn
• Instagram

The point of getting the result that the client wants gets lost when you focus on what you feel like doing for the person without regard to what’s the best thing he needs at the moment.

How do you find a win-win solution without disregarding the foundational principle? 

In this episode, Dean Somerset shares how bending and being flexible helps you achieve the goal. You can have all the scientific methodology in place, but it’s about meeting the person where he’s at and not insisting on what you want to be done. 

Using a blended hybrid business model allows him to serve both the in-person and online clients, which he admits to enjoying both worlds and which works best for him and his clients.

He highlights the benefits of charging a higher rate and not being scared of people leaving. People value getting results more than when they pay lower. And he shows how he does his online business.

 

Making sure you’re fit and setting expectations right at the start is what he also discusses. Also, seeing that you’re showing up and finishing what you started, he’s got his tip on how to approach it positively.

Becoming a skilled and confident presenter on stage takes time and patience. And he teaches how he did it and becomes the best at what he does.

With the positive outlook he sees in the fitness industry, his reason for doing what he does fuels high hopes for the fitness industry for someone like him who wants to make a difference in others.

Dean Somerset is a personal trainer from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Technically, he has more impressive-sounding titles, but they all mean the same thing. He helps people get strong, fit, flexible, and enjoy fitness as much as possible. 

His clientele included clients with post-surgical joint replacement rehabilitation, cardiac rehabilitation & wellness, sports injury post-rehabilitation, neural impairments and spinal cord injuries, cancer patients, and even elite runners and firefighters. 

In addition to working with people in person like a real human, he has clients he works with all over the world on a host of different goals. That includes injury recovery, athletic performance, weight loss, or just enjoying their time in a gym with a game plan for success. Also, he’s written for major publications like Men’s Health, Women’s Health, T-Nation.com, Bodybuilding.com, and a slew of other websites and print media.

What you will learn from this episode:

01:06 - Trusting the scientific method but also being playful

03:41 - Changing some variables to see the best results

08:41 - What his coaching practice looks like online

13:03 - Enjoying the best of both worlds with the blended hybrid business model of coaching

15:14 - Talking about the app and how it operates that he uses for his remote and in-person clients

17:45 - Making sure you and the client are on the same page – setting expectations

20:47 - A positive approach in calling out a client’s attention for something that needs to be done right

26:01 - Relating the concept of sunk cost to getting value on what you spent for

28:07 - Pricing yourself properly

30:29 - What charging more boils down to 

33:36 - Why he’s chosen to do what he’s doing and talking about his open-door policy for shadowing

39:20 - Benefits of attending a live workshop

42:10 - Overcoming fear speaking on stage

45:22 - Polishing his speaking skills and becoming great at it and how he makes the audience listen

48:26 - What he sees to be the future of the fitness industry

51:06 - Dean’s final words of inspiration

Resources:

• Want to join Dean’s events? Click here: https://deansomerset.com/schedule-events/

Connect with Dean Somerset:

• deansomerset.com

Connect with Gavin McHale:

• maverickcoachingacademy.ca
• LinkedIn
• Instagram

Have you really thought about who the hero is in your business?

 

Do you let your audience feel they are more important and that they matter?

 

What is the culture like in your gym and in your fitness business?

 

Pete Dupuis is one of the few fitness professionals who identify specifically as a "business guy."

He has served as the Vice President and Business Director of Cressey Sports Performance since co-founding the company in 2007. With an MBA from Babson College, more than a decade of fitness industry experience, and a profound appreciation for the nitty-gritty realities of managing a fitness facility, he brings a unique perspective to discussions surrounding the business of fitness.

Most importantly, he is a proud husband to Katie and father to Collin and Owen Dupuis.

 

In this episode, Pete shares how your customers should be the hero in your business. The way you create your content and create your marketing message should speak to them. Even his idea of visibility on social media is not about becoming an influencer but engaging with your audience on a deeper level and with authenticity. He means it to be built around creating and deepening relationships that span a lifetime.

 

Even with building your website, it has to tell them a story and send a message of how you can help them. Once you can clearly articulate that, your target market will resonate with you and ultimately you will have them work with you.

 

He also underscores the fact about gym culture, where it's all focused on the customer. You may keep a corporate air running around your business, but the bottom line should be all about your client.

 

Finding it awkward to talk about the pricing issue and raising prices? Pete got you covered on crossing this very sensitive topic without burning bridges.

 

When all we know are businesses closing during this pandemic, let us, this time hear how a different thing happened to his own business.

"Who we are isn't about what we dictate. Our gym culture is driven by the people in the gym. Now, a part of that equation is my team. But my team isn't out there disseminating a corporately dictated culture message. They're out there interacting with people. And I think that the clients at any given time, are more the culture of our gym than the staff who's servicing them." - Pete Dupuis

 

What you will learn from this episode:

 

01:17 - Creating a website with a compelling layout that tells a story of what you do and who you want to help

05:04 - Making sure the audience feels important over making them think you are important

09:15 - Lessons about brand positioning and finding the right message to speak to your audience

13:58 - Studying the art of social media not in terms of becoming influencers but one of stimulating creativity

17:02 - His concept of gym culture, and holding corporate tendencies but never losing sight of who you truly are

21:42 - The issues that most gyms commonly face 

24:09 - His thoughts around raising prices and how to tackle this issue in good terms

29:26 - Sharing experiences the opposite of what most gym owners are experiencing during this time of COVID

34:29 - What has COVID allowed him and his business 

37:04 - Important life lessons his kids are teaching him

41:39 - Resetting all the time

Connect with Pete Dupuis:

• Instagram
• pete@businessforunicorns

Connect with Gavin McHale:

• maverickcoachingacademy.ca
• LinkedIn
• Instagram

Do you feel constant pressure to sell your services? 

Are you having a hard time creating content that attracts the right audience?

Have you been exerting much effort to book clients, yet they are hard to come by?

Are you ready to know how to sell without actually selling?

Jonathan Goodman launched the Personal Trainer Development Center in 2011 with the goal of bringing his fellow fitness professionals the information, support, and business guidance they needed but couldn't find anywhere else. He published Ignite the Fire, the first of his 11 books for personal trainers in 2012. He founded the Online Trainer Academy, the first-ever certification for online fitness and nutrition coaches, in 2016. Originally from Toronto, Jon spends his winters traveling the world with his wife Alison and son Calvin. They've lived in 10 countries, including Mexico, Costa Rica, Uruguay, Thailand, Greece, and Montenegro.

In this episode, Jonathan shares with us how he finds success in his fitness business by going against what everybody is doing by not actually selling.

His' lead by example' kind of leadership and business mindset helps him tap into his resourcefulness and bring about his creativity in its true sense and attract the right clients for him.

He also talks about the one thing that would truly scale your business, not so much about paid marketing or advertising but something like going deeper, connecting, and building relationships that span a lifetime.

The key is not to do what everybody else is doing a little bit better than them. It's to figure out what everybody should be doing but isn't. And then you don't even need to do it that well. Like that's the trick." - Jonathan Goodman

What you will learn from this episode:

01:23 - Believing in leading by example

03:12 - Making things happen with 'informal mentorship'

09:13 - Forging his own path and creating it

14:17 - The trick to winning in your game

18:11 - Doing something with no agenda and just having fun but making a big impact

24:27 - Keeping away all those corporate niceties and getting into the real conversation with your community 

26:40 - What it means to be truly creative in your business

32:40 - The best way to build relationships: treating people like people and not just any email subscriber

33:12 - Indicators to determine people who are genuinely interested in building relationships with you 

35:15 - Building your dream connection list

38:03 - Pulling in the right audience and repelling the ones who are not right for the community you build

44:23 - What you need to scale higher in your business

49:27 - The importance of the human factor involved in coaching even with the emergence of artificial intelligence

Connect with Jonathan Goodman:

• Instagram

Connect with Gavin McHale:

• maverickcoachingacademy.ca
• LinkedIn
• Instagram

Not progressing and still where you're at when you started?

Do you lack self-confidence, and you question your self-worth?

Are you constantly working and putting content nobody pays attention to?

Make a choice and be someone different!

Mike Doehla, Founder/CEO of Stronger U Nutrition, created an online nutrition coaching company that helps tens of thousands of individuals in more than 50 countries. His personal mission is to help people have a more enjoyable life, and he loves being able to improve the way the world eats. Mike enjoys travel, fitness, entrepreneurship, and good food. He resides in New Windsor, NY, with his wife Crista and his cat.

In this episode, Mike shares the secret sauce to creating a successful business he has a hard time keeping up with.

Imagine a company considered one of the fastest-growing ones in the US with no paid marketing employed. How could he have done that? 

That's one thing to look forward to and learn, for sure.

Even with his straightforward way of putting his content out there, you might think people repel him. But, he'll tell you why they find what he says makes sense to them, and they share instead.

As someone who has been where you are probably now, he talks about breaking free from your own trap of overthinking about people's judgment for they don't matter. 

As long as you come from a place of help, that will take care of the rest.

And talk about self-awareness and how you can use that to jumpstart your journey to success.

"I'm an example of someone who was worried and decided that I'm not letting other people dictate how I live my life; I'll be aware that there's judgment. And it's okay to care what people think; just don't let it control everything you do. Speak up. If you think you can help someone, go talk about it." - Mike Doehla

What you will learn from today's episode:

00:54 - Getting healthy but having fun

03:58 - The catalyst to a better life - be proactive rather than reactive

07:17 - One thing that's preventing you from building your self-esteem and knowing your worth and how to turn that around

11:38 - Doing what you should be doing and talking about what people need to hear

15:18 - Just do it; everything is already at your disposal

18:13 - How it helps to think of yourself as a friend to maintaining that healthy lifestyle

20:47 - The self-appointed 'nutrition expert of the galaxy'

24:41 - What his secret is to marketing his business

28:09 - Getting loud to get people's attention on what helps them

30:26 - Three main reasons leading to his business success that he has a hard time keeping up

34:24 - Doing things differently but helping people

37:15 - What his motivation is like for his life and business

40:13 - The best mindset to build more muscles as in any other endeavor

41:14 - What makes 'Stronger U' a fantastic place to work in

43:39 - How to make people want to work for you

45:27 - What putting those systems in place help you with your business

46:24 - The future of coaching

50:05 - Just be curious and not judgmental

52:07 - The best thing that having a daughter teaches him

Connect with Mike Doehla:

• strongeru.com
• Instagram

Connect with Gavin McHale:

• maverickcoachingacademy.ca
• LinkedIn
• Instagram