You need someone to hold you accountable
8 Minute Mastermind
Marina is a doctor of Chinese medicine and acupuncture. She opened her office in Encinitas four months ago. She's grateful for the transformation it's given her. She's making enough to cover her costs, and her clients are referring even more clients.
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You are worth it: holding yourself back is doing a disservice to your audience.
8 Minute Mastermind
Ben is a health and nutrition coach for entrepreneurs and thought-leaders. He's grateful for his health. He's celebrating setting up a live talk at Eve.
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But first, you’ve got to get angry: working through tough emotions
8 Minute Mastermind
Stacy has two businesses; an online gardening business and adventures for entrepreneurs. She's grateful for the certainty and support she gets from the group.
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Fighting fear and stepping into your calling
8 Minute Mastermind
Charity is a middle and high school teacher. She thinks it's time to pursue entrepreneurship. She's celebrating a family reunion for the first time in six years.
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You need to clean up your rats’ nest
8 Minute Mastermind
Kit Volcano runs The Little Volcano with his wife, Rosy. They train coaches. Their business has been compared to running a mystery school and a sacred funhouse of mirrors. He's celebrating completing his first talk. He opened for Kyle Seaspin. And he nailed it.
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Scaling 101: Don’t skip too many steps all at once
8 Minute Mastermind
Rosy Volcano is a transformational coach and a new mom. She and her partner Kit incorporate yoga, shamanic training, and body work into a coaching training course. She is celebrating her baby boy, and another big launch coming up.
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Networking with networkers: leverage your affiliates
8 Minute Mastermind
Stacy has two businesses: a digital online gardening business which helps people around the world grow herbs and vegetables; and life changing adventures for entrepreneurs. She's grateful for her beta on Circus of Entrepreneurs and the help from this group. It was an extraordinary experience.
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Finding your name and asking for help
8 Minute Mastermind
Sharleen is an intuitive strategist. She just had one of the most synchronous weekends of her entire life, with her good friend Courtney.
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A no is not a failure
8 Minute Mastermind
Paul is sale marketing specialist. He builds chat bots. He's starting a business in Southern California that offers discounted travel, tourist tickets, and activities, and incentivizes people who do good in the world, whether it be recycling, mindfulness, or other do-good challenges. He's celebrating a move, and streamlining his budget. He's 14 days sober from caffeine.
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Investing for beginners
8 Minute Mastermind
Stacy has two businesses. She helps people grow vegetables and herbs and she provides adventures for entrepreneurs. Her first event is Friday. She's grateful that the details are coming together beautifully.
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02:19 I'm a coach, but I'm looking for other hats to try on. What else can I do?
02:29 Question: Are you asking how to start a mindfulness Mastermind? Are you looking for other group coaching models?
02:37 Last week I introduced myself as a coach. But I don't need to be a coach. I can be a trainer, etc. I want to look for different models and titles.
02:51 Question: Have you done market research to ask what resonates with people more? What does the person hiring you think?
03:23 Have you asked those you've already helped how they would describe you? That's how I got thing - one of my clients said, "You're an intuitive strategist."
03:40 Question: Who are your ideal clients? Who do you like to work with the most?
03:59 I'm familiar with the coaching model, but are there other ways to play?
04:02 Suggestion: You can create your own! It's not about the title, it's about the offer. Let it unfold organically. Don't worry about putting a label on it until you've pinned down what it is you want to do.
04:58 Question: How are you most comfortable teaching? When you're more comfortable it's going to land better.
05:20 Tip: It's a work in progress, always. It's about what resonates with your people. Relate it more to the results your people want than what sounds cool for marketing.
05:54 Suggestion: Drop the title of "coach" - that's not what you do. That doesn't mean that the coaching model won't work for you.
Three Key points:
- Don't get hung up on titles, focus on the work.
- Do what you're most comfortable with.
- It's always a work in progress.