'm curious.

What coaches do you currently have in your life?

And what coaches have you had in the past?

Think about it.

Maybe you had a basketball coach in high school. A mentor early in your career. Someone who helped you navigate a difficult period in your life.

I have coaches in different areas of my life.

I have someone I learn philosophy with. I've had coaches for working out. And yes, even as a coach myself, I've had people coach me on coaching.

Some of those relationships have been formal and paid. Others have been informal.

Some have been transformative. Others, not so much.

Which brings me to a few questions I'd genuinely love to hear your answers to:

• Who coaches you today? In business, fitness, relationships, personal growth, or anything else?
• When have you had a coach in the past? Even going back to high school sports.
• What was the experience like? Did it actually help? Was it worth your time and money?
• Is there an area of your life where you're considering getting a coach?

I'm particularly interested in hearing from people who have had both great and terrible coaching experiences.

Hit reply and tell me. I read every response.

Andrew
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THE BEST LEADERS HAVE COACHES.

Presidents have advisors. Olympic athletes have coaches. The most successful business leaders often have entire teams of people helping them think, grow, and perform at their best.

Great leadership isn't about having all the answers. It's about having the right people in your corner.

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