Aug 14, 2026 · 56 min · 15 segments
In this episode of Business Coaching Secrets, Karl Bryan and Road Dog dive deep into the realities of building a resilient coaching business, mastering the art of "fight vs flight," and unlocking…
Um, not to make light of anything, um, especially for, uh, everybody's best friend, uh, Grant Cardone, um, still very much active on the socials this past week shoots.
Did you have any additional thoughts in terms of just, yeah, all of it, right? Like it's just this, this deposition is wild.
Like I was speaking to a friend, ironically, you know, he's a CEO of a public company and we were talking about it.
It's like in a situation like, you know, an audit, right? or the FTC coming after you, or again, in this instance, a deposition.
There's fight, flight, pause, panic, right? Well, Grant Cardone went into full-blown fight mode, while everyone else, I would say the vast majority of people would go through that and understandably fall into flight, pause, panic, right? Different kind of frame.
Point is, Grant Cardone's reaction and approach is, is exactly why he's a billionaire, right? He saw it as a chance to stand up versus sit down, right? To fight versus flight.
So when a client ghosts you, right, when a prospect doesn't reply to your text, when a client cancels, when you announce the live event, set up the live event and one person shows up, two people show up, nobody shows up, right? Or somebody says, you know, you're too old, you're too young, you're too inexperienced.
And again, I will tell you your reaction is your nervous system speaking, right? It's not your brain.
And by the way, how has your nervous system responded in the past? Or maybe more importantly, how is your nervous system going to respond in the future when you get ghosted, when the person doesn't show up, et cetera, right? Like the ultimate frame is what? And it's not giving a crap.
Um, not to make light of anything, um, especially for, uh, everybody's best friend, uh, Grant Cardone, um, still very much active on the socials this past week shoots.
Did you have any additional thoughts in terms of just, yeah, all of it, right? Like it's just this, this deposition is wild.
Like I was speaking to a friend, ironically, you know, he's a CEO of a public company and we were talking about it.
It's like in a situation like, you know, an audit, right? or the FTC coming after you, or again, in this instance, a deposition.
There's fight, flight, pause, panic, right? Well, Grant Cardone went into full-blown fight mode, while everyone else, I would say the vast majority of people would go through that and understandably fall into flight, pause, panic, right? Different kind of frame.
Point is, Grant Cardone's reaction and approach is, is exactly why he's a billionaire, right? He saw it as a chance to stand up versus sit down, right? To fight versus flight.
So when a client ghosts you, right, when a prospect doesn't reply to your text, when a client cancels, when you announce the live event, set up the live event and one person shows up, two people show up, nobody shows up, right? Or somebody says, you know, you're too old, you're too young, you're too inexperienced.
And again, I will tell you your reaction is your nervous system speaking, right? It's not your brain.
And by the way, how has your nervous system responded in the past? Or maybe more importantly, how is your nervous system going to respond in the future when you get ghosted, when the person doesn't show up, et cetera, right? Like the ultimate frame is what? And it's not giving a crap.
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