When you become a coach one of the first things you want to do is to start to book off about 1 hour each day to do your "power hour". That means in that hour you are doing everything you need to be doing to grow a successful business. AND - when you do that every single day for 1 year - you will be BLOWN away at the progress you have made!
This lesson has 3 parts.
1. The Daily Vital Behaviors of a Coach
2. How to Plan Your Power Hour
3. Why Consistency is KEY
Part 1: The Daily Vital Behaviors of a Coach
Extra tips on the INVITING step:
Part 2: How to Plan Your Power Hour
Fist step: Be sure your CHECKLISTS are printed or saved. That simple daily checklist is what you NEED to get done EVERY day.
THEN, once I had my checklist - I created a POWER hour the incorporated a few more things like my READING and a post, along with checking my online office, challenge groups, etc.
When I was a new coach I molded my CHECKLIST and this LIST to create a power hour that I did EVERY single day. I developed this daily behavior from watching this video.
Part 3: Consistency is KEY
CONSISTENCY is honestly the game changer in this business. The difference between a successful coach and an unsuccessful coach comes down to this one attribute - consistency. I can PERSONALLY say - in my first year of coaching (and still to this day) I NEVER missed a day of my power hour. And if I for some reason HAD to --> I planned ahead so that those activities still got done.
CONSISTENCY is honestly the game changer in this business. The difference between a successful coach and an unsuccessful coach comes down to this one attribute - consistency. I can PERSONALLY say - in my first year of coaching (and still to this day) I NEVER missed a day of my power hour. And if I for some reason HAD to --> I planned ahead so that those activities still got done.
- Make sure you have your daily POWER HOUR set up and you know that when you sit down to do that hour - you know EXACTLY what you need to get done.
- Make sure you schedule 1 hour each day to do this.




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