Episode 37: How this coach changed things up once she knew her strengths
Release Date: 06/14/2021
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Episode 57: Eat this. Interview with EC Synkowski
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My guest today is EC Synkowski, a nutrition and fitness coach who’s the founder of OptimizeMe Nutrition which delivers B2B and B2C educational nutrition programs without the dogma and gimmicks that saturate the current nutrition market.
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Episode 54: How this strategic strengths coach works with large teams
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Episode 53: Ferris Bueller was an Influencer
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Episode 52: How two strength coaches help different niches.
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This week fellow Gallup Certified Strengths Coach Micah Lorenc and I have a meta conversation about building our different coaching businesses through the lens of our different strengths. For example, he loves coaching teams. I love coaching individuals.
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Episode 51: Which one are you? The Four Domains
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Has anyone ever asked you for tips on how to do something and you couldn’t believe they were asking you? There’s a reason for that. You’re extremely good at something that they’re not and they recognize it. The key is to understand how you think, feel, and behave differently than others and then build your business and life around that. This episode discusses the four areas in which you might think, feel and behave. I hope you’ll recognize yourself in one of them.
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Episode 50: How two entrepreneurs learned they were a perfect team.
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Sometimes we have to go out on our own to learn that we’re missing our other business half.
info_outlineMackenzie Holznecht is a former strength and conditioning coach who’s taken the science of getting in shape and applied it to real, everyday life. She believes that attainable and sustainable changes add up to big results over time. After trying a number of different jobs Mackenzie decided to stick with building a fitness coaching business.
She was well into her business when she and I had a 1:1 session and we discuss on this week’s podcast what she learned about herself when she finally had verbiage to understand how she’s wired and who she’s wired to help and how she’s made significant changes in the way she shows up for her clients.
Listen to Episode 37 on The Anna Nelson Show to hear our entire conversation.
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