E82 | Barking Up The Wrong Tree & Social Capital

The Art Of Coaching

Brett Bartholomew

Health & Fitness, Business, Education

5 • 642 Ratings

🗓️ 23 April 2020

⏱️ 26 minutes

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Art of Coaching Podcast, a show aimed at getting to the core of what
0:10.4	it takes to change attitudes, behaviors, and outcomes in the weight room, board room,
0:15.4	classroom, and everywhere in between.
0:17.9	I'm your host, Brett Bartholmue.
0:19.3	I'm a performance coach, keynote speaker, and the author of the book, Conscious Coaching.
0:24.1	But most importantly, I'm a lifelong student interested in all aspects of human behavior
0:28.8	and communication.
0:30.2	I want to thank you for joining me, and now let's dive into today's episode.
0:34.1	Hello, my friends.
0:43.2	Get ready for another quick hit episode here. Today, we're going to talk
0:46.3	about isolating your influence. And what I mean specifically by this is one of the worst
0:51.1	things you can do, regardless of the field you're in, is isolate your social groups.
0:57.5	And specifically what I'm talking to is this, as a coach, a lot of times I'd see in my
1:02.0	field, that when people look to solve problems, they go to another coach.
1:06.1	Maybe it's somebody they know, somebody they respect, somebody that's in a position that
1:09.8	they view as elevated to theirs, anything.
1:12.6	But they stay within that circle.
1:14.5	Now the reason I make this podcast and you hear it in the intro, we talk about changing
1:18.9	behaviors, attitudes, beliefs in the board room, the wakeroom, and everywhere in between.
1:25.0	That's because I'm a huge believer in cross training amongst your groups and the people
1:30.6	that can help you.
1:31.7	I think if you're only asking people in your trade, if you're only asking people in your
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