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8 contributions to 1 on 1 Coaching
Jun 13 • 
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What if your failures are actually helping you succeed?
Most people quit too early. Not because they lack talent. Not because the strategy doesn’t work. They quit because they misinterpret failure. Let me explain. Say you start your coaching business. You post content. Launch an offer. Nobody buys. Immediately your brain says: “See? It’s not working.” But is that true? Or did you just get feedback? Maybe you learned: How to speak better on camera What messaging doesn’t convert What your audience actually needs Where your weak spots are That’s not failure. That’s data. And here’s the deeper truth: Your external reality is often delayed. Meaning… You may already be becoming the successful coach internally… …but your bank account hasn’t caught up yet. That delay makes people panic. They go from: “It’s working!” to “It’s not working!” Back and forth. That emotional inconsistency kills momentum. The best entrepreneurs stay grounded. They understand: Every setback can be reframed. Refund? → Better systems Rejection? → Better alignment Low views? → Better content Everything can work in your favor. The key is staying in the state of the person you want to become: ✔ Relaxed ✔ Certain ✔ Focused ✔ Fulfilled Because the person who becomes successful… is the one who refuses to stop. Question for you: What’s one “failure” in your life that later turned out to be a blessing? Drop it below 👇
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@Tamsin Kaminski Ha, that's a great way to catch up on the momentum without having to live through the slow parts in real time. Hope some of it rubs off, the vibes are definitely earned the hard way but worth it ✨
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@Kuba Misiek Thank you, means a lot coming from someone who's been consistently generous with insight in here. Trying to keep leaning into it, easier said than done some days, but worth it 😊🤝🏻
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how I consistently get paying clients
you just need to be able to answer this ONE question...
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That "never give up" thread running through these comments says a lot on its own. The framing really does cut the fluff, hard to argue with something that direct.
Jun 16 • 
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Why Most Coaches Don’t Make Money Online
Most people think making money online is complicated. It’s actually pretty simple: Make content → Send people to your offer → Get clients That’s the formula. But there’s a huge mistake most coaches make… They skip the middle. They post content and immediately pitch. That rarely works. Why? Because before someone buys, they need 3 things: 1. Trust They’ll check your profile, your content, your community, and what free value you give away. 2. Proof They want evidence that what you teach actually works, whether through your own transformation or client results. 3. Personal connection They need to feel like your solution fits their situation. That usually happens through DMs or calls. Most sales don’t happen because of one post. They happen because someone slowly builds confidence in you. That’s what I break down in my newest whiteboard video 👇 Question for you: Which part do you think most entrepreneurs struggle with most: trust, proof, or sales conversations?
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@Kuba Misiek Ha, good ear! Czopek does have Polish roots on my father's side, though it's been a while since I've dug into that side of the family tree. Small world running into someone who caught that 😊
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@Kuba Misiek Ha, seems that way! Small world indeed, good to connect with another one 🤝🏻
May 25 • 
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The Formula for Winning on Skool
1) Are you doing the what you know you need to do? 2) Are you doing it correctly? 3) Are you doing it consistently? That's it. That's the formula. In my latest video (attached) I break down this thought exercise I use to remind myself that winning isn't about being smarter, more talented, or luckier than anyone else. It's just about being able to answer "YES" to the 3 simple yes/no questions above. I've never seen anyone fail when the answer to all three is yes, and neither have you. ✌🏻 Ted P.S. If you haven't tried the new optins.com software yet, it's insane. It books calls for you! All you have to do is give it your calendly link and then on the thank you page of your funnel the chatbot does what it needs to do to get the call booked for you. Try it out? It's free.
The Formula for Winning on Skool
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That third question is the one that gets me. Knowing what to do and doing it right is usually the easy part, staying consistent when there's no immediate feedback loop yet is where it actually falls apart for most people, myself included some weeks.
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Thanks for the video! Also, list 😊
My community looked dead for 3 weeks
Nobody posting. Maybe 2 comments total. I was checking stats every day like an idiot. Then a coach I work with messaged me - she'd been reading every post but didn't feel ready to jump in yet. Turns out 4 other members felt the same way. They were all lurking, waiting to see if people actually responded to stuff before they posted. Once one of them finally commented, the others followed within a few days. Anyone else notice lurkers suddenly activate out of nowhere?
My community looked dead for 3 weeks
1 like • Jul 16
That's such a good reminder that "quiet" doesn't mean "not paying attention" - I've definitely been one of those lurkers myself in a new community, reading everything before working up the nerve to post. It's funny because it's almost the same pattern I see with my own Airbnb guests - most of them read every review before booking, but it only takes one recent glowing one to tip them into actually hitting "reserve." Do you think it's more the first comment that unlocks people, or seeing a real reply/conversation happen that makes it feel "safe" to jump in?
0 likes • Jul 17
@Ryan Wang Honestly, specifics over superlatives. "Great place!" does nothing, but a review that mentions the exact thing — check-in was smooth, the kitchen actually had what we needed, host responded in 10 minutes when we had an issue — that's what makes someone picture themselves there and trust the listing. I've also noticed reviews that mention why someone chose to book direct (better price, more flexibility, actually talking to a real person) tend to do double duty — they're quietly pre-selling the next guest on skipping the OTA too.
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.3x founder. 25 yrs in business. 30% cap rates on my Airbnbs with AI + 1 VA. I teach hosts to fire their manager and keep the profit.

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