Bite Size: How To Coach a Client Through the Worst Year of Their Life | Nam Baldwin

Teaching people, it's, it's really a manual.

I often say this.

I, I learnt in mathematics, three unit maths at school, volume equals four thirds pi R cubed.

Give me the radius, Nam, I can fill up a tank anywhere in the world.

That's freaking awesome.

Hi.

Hey, I'm your tank filler, book me [laughs].

But at school I didn't learn about emotional regulation or cerebral cortex or different parts of my primitive brain.

That was all learnt through experience and some hardships in life and some study.

So giving athletes, giving executives, giving your high performers these skills empowers them.

Yeah.

And, and you learn, this is the aspect of humility, right? I, I have learnt the most of my knowledge base from others and asking them rather than telling anyone.

I've been asking and that's the beauty of a great coach, is the one that asks the most questions that are relevant to the individual.

So a lot of the work that you and I do is quite bespoke because everyone's unique and everyone's beautifully different and imperfect, but if we can help them access the better version of themselves through challenging them and supporting them, you open up alignment that'll then allow skill, emotion, and values and belief systems to align in a way that is creating someone who's unstoppable.

And you can ...

Teaching people, it's, it's really a manual.

I often say this.

I, I learnt in mathematics, three unit maths at school, volume equals four thirds pi R cubed.

Give me the radius, Nam, I can fill up a tank anywhere in the world.

That's freaking awesome.

Hi.

Hey, I'm your tank filler, book me [laughs].

But at school I didn't learn about emotional regulation or cerebral cortex or different parts of my primitive brain.

That was all learnt through experience and some hardships in life and some study.

So giving athletes, giving executives, giving your high performers these skills empowers them.

Yeah.

And, and you learn, this is the aspect of humility, right? I, I have learnt the most of my knowledge base from others and asking them rather than telling anyone.

I've been asking and that's the beauty of a great coach, is the one that asks the most questions that are relevant to the individual.

So a lot of the work that you and I do is quite bespoke because everyone's unique and everyone's beautifully different and imperfect, but if we can help them access the better version of themselves through challenging them and supporting them, you open up alignment that'll then allow skill, emotion, and values and belief systems to align in a way that is creating someone who's unstoppable.

And you can ...