Category Archives: IMIT Topics

Five Surefire Ways to Become a Better Coach

Do you offer coaching services? If not, you should seriously consider it. Because not only does coaching provide a much-needed service to your market, it’s also an excellent high-ticket offer to add to your sales funnel.

But heads up: if you want to really help your clients and get repeat business, you need to be a darn good coach. These five tips will help you improve…

  1. Offer Custom Advice

Some coaches create a set of materials they give to everyone, which saves them a lot of time in answering emails. That’s a nice bonus. But the advantage of receiving coaching is that your clients get PERSONALIZED advice. So throw away your “cookie cutter” answers and create answers that are tailor made to your individual clients.

TIP: One of the most important keys to offering great advice is to LISTEN, really listen to your clients. Don’t make assumptions about what your clients want and need. You may want to have the fill out pre-coaching questionnaires so that you can better understand what each of your clients wants to get out of their sessions with you.

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The Confidence Accelerator

Welcome to “The Confidence Accelerator,” a transformative journey designed to reveal the closely guarded confidence secrets of the world’s top 1% of performers. This isn’t just another self-help program—it’s a comprehensive system based on the proven strategies and mindsets elite achievers use to operate with unwavering confidence.

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The Secret Word That Saves Time

What if there was some kind of magical word that automatically saved time?  That would be a word worth knowing, right?!

Truly, there is such a word.  In fact, it’s a very short word with only two letters.  It can be a tremendously freeing word when used appropriately and timely.  That word is…

No!

One of the reasons that people get overwhelmed with too much to do is they have an inability to say “No”.  None of us have more than twenty-four hours in our day, so we simply cannot say “Yes” to everything!  And we don’t even need to say “Yes” to things that will overcrowd our schedule.

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Your Own Worst Enemy

Your Own Worst Enemy is a 36 page (6500+ word) bonus report that teaches people how their own behaviors are sabotaging their results. The report examines ten self-defeating behaviors, how to spot them, and how to overcome them once and for all.

Sections Include:

  • Introduction
  • What Are Self-Defeating Behaviors?
  • Self-Defeating Behaviors
  • Procrastination
    • What Does It Mean To Procrastinate?
    • How Does Procrastination Hold Us Back?
    • How Do I Spot When I’m Procrastinating?
    • How Do I Deal With Procrastination?
  • Perfectionism
    • What Does It Mean To Be A Perfectionist?
    • How Does Perfectionism Hold Us Back?
    • How Do I Spot When I’m Being A Perfectionist?
    • How Do I Deal With Perfectionism?
  • People Pleasing
    • What Does It Mean To Be A People-Pleaser?
    • How Does People-Pleasing Hold Us Back?
    • How Do I Spot When I’m People-Pleasing?
    • How Do I Deal With Being A People-Pleaser?
  • Stubbornness
    • What Does It Mean To Be Stubborn?
    • How Does Stubbornness Hold Us Back?
    • How Do I Spot When I’m Stubborn?
    • How Do I Deal With Stubbornness?
  • Refusing To Ask For Help
    • What Does It Mean To Refuse To Ask For Help?
    • How Does Refusing To Ask For Help Hold Us Back?
    • How Do I Spot When I’m Refusing To Ask For Help?
    • How Do I Deal With Refusing To Ask For Help?
  • Negative Self Talk
    • What Does It Mean To Engage In Negative Self Talk?
    • How Does Negative Self-Talk Hold Us Back?
    • How Do I Spot When I’m Engaging In Negative Self Talk?
    • How Do I Deal With Negative Self Talk?
  • Avoiding Risk
    • What Does It Mean To Avoid Risk?
    • How Does Avoiding Risk Hold Us Back?
    • How Do I Spot When I’m Avoiding Risk?
    • How Do I Deal With Avoiding Risk?
  • Avoiding Confrontation
    • What Does It Mean To Avoid Confrontation?
    • How Does Avoiding Confrontation Hold Us Back?
    • How Do I Spot When I’m Avoiding Confrontation?
    • How Do I Deal With Avoiding Confrontation?
  • Unable To Disconnect From Work
    • What Does It Mean To Be Unable To Disconnect From Work?
    • How Does Being Unable To Disconnect From Work Hold Us Back?
    • How Do I Spot When I’m Unable To Disconnect From Work?
    • How Do I Deal With Being Unable To Disconnect From Work?
  • Refusing To Learn From Mistakes
    • What Does It Mean To Refuse To Learn From Mistakes?
    • How Does Refusing To Learn From Mistakes Hold Us Back?
    • How Do I Spot When I’m Refusing To Learn From Mistakes?
    • How Do I Deal With Refusing To Learn From Mistakes?
  • Conclusion

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Are You a People Pleaser?

Being a people pleaser does have some advantages. For example, people pleasers are extraordinary amateur counselors. They are excellent listeners who open themselves up to hearing what others have to say. They are the easy-going beings of any group who help infuse a bit of balance during times of chaos. You generally won’t catch these folks bucking the trend or instigating arguments.

People pleasers are all around us. Being a people pleaser sounds wonderful and kind –right? Someone who is willing to sacrifice themselves for the greater good is doing great things.

Not so fast. Being a people pleaser is fine so long as it is not self-destructive behavior. Some people pleasers are a danger to themselves, and on some rare occasions, they are a hazard to others.

Being an all-around nice person who is well-liked is not a bad thing as the world needs more good people in it. However, some people pleasers are at significant risk for inflicting of self-harm if they are always prioritizing everyone else’s needs above their own.

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