The Life Coach School Podcast

What if I told you satisfaction wasn't about getting more stuff?

Or achieving more goals.

I know... it sounds counterintuitive.

And yet, as I've been watching the incredible transformations happening in this final year of Scholars, I've noticed something fascinating about satisfaction.

It's about three specific things that most people never put together: deciding again, wanting what you already have, and the way you cultivate your goals.

In this episode, I share how to feel deeply satisfied right now (without settling), why your past decisions might be secretly sabotaging you, and how to want things from a place that feels amazing instead of desperate. This is going to change everything about how you think about satisfaction.

What You Will Discover:

• Why deciding everything again each year keeps you growing and evolving
• The difference between gratitude and wanting what you already have
• How to discover what you truly want versus what others expect
• Why satisfaction doesn't conflict with setting ambitious goals
• The power of conscious living versus defaulting to past patterns
• How to cultivate anticipation instead of scarcity
• Why letting go of past identities opens doors to new possibilities

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If you love what you've heard on the podcast and you want to take it to the next level - you want to learn how to help yourself and others - using the tools I share, now is the best opportunity to get those tools into your tool belt.

Coach Tools Certification is open now until October 7, 2024. 

Have you been trying your very best to achieve a goal… and keep coming up short?

This can feel so disheartening that your brain might tell you to just throw in the towel.

Don’t. Give. Up.

Whether you’re trying to reach a new income level in your business, go pro in your sport, or any other endeavor, there will always be a period of not being good enough yet.

It’s what you make this period mean that makes all the difference.

If you’re ready to close the gap between your very best right now and the very best you’re going to be, listen in. Understanding why your best isn’t good enough and creating a plan to propel you forward are key to closing the gap, and I’m sharing how to do both in this episode.

What You Will Discover:

• 4 questions to ask yourself when your best isn’t good enough.
• How to know when it’s time to quit.
• 4 areas you can work on to improve your best.
• The difference between change and transformation.
• How to close the gap between your best right now and the best you’ll be.

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The Model has helped thousands of people transform their lives. For some, it helped them create the business of their dreams, and for others, it has helped them change their habits and their health.

The guest host of this bonus episode is one of those people.

Nan Saysana has been a coach at the School for the last five years, coaching 50 scholars five days a week.

Using the Model, she went from binge eater to bodybuilder, and she’s here to share that journey with you.

Nan specializes in helping clients overcome cravings, stick to their diets, and achieve their health and fitness goals with a logical and kind approach. She also coaches in French, her native language, and has some important insights on why receiving coaching in your native language is vital to your journey.

Tune in to hear one example of what’s possible when you learn the Model and use it to supervise your brain. No matter the language you speak or the goals you have, you can create a life you love, and Nan is proof of it.

Who do you think you are?

Have you ever asked yourself that seriously?

Most people have an idea, a story, about who they are and that narrative creates their identity. However, narratives are not absolute truths and you have way more power over yours than you think.

In this episode, you’ll learn what a personal narrative is and why learning how to control yours is one of the most important skills you can cultivate. I walk you through an exercise in uncovering your narrative, in deciding what you want your life and your story to be about, and an exercise in seeing the contrast that all humans naturally have.

You are the main character of your life, so how will you write your story?

What You Will Discover:

• Why learning how to control your narrative is so important.
• How people with similar circumstances can have vastly different lives.
• Why personal narratives are not absolute truths.
• The power of an “I am” thesis.
• An exercise to uncover your current narrative.

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