The Graham Cochrane Show Graham Cochrane

Tyler Dickerhoof discusses the importance of self-acceptance and how it impacts our relationships with others. He shares his personal experiences with insecurity and how it affected his interactions with people. Tyler emphasizes the need to be authentic and true to ourselves, rather than trying to be someone else. He also discusses the role of preparation in overcoming nervousness and performing well in public speaking. Graham and Tyler explore the topic of insecurity and provide insights on how to deal with it in a healthy way. The conversation explores the themes of empathy, vulnerability, and bringing out the best in others. Tyler Dickerhoof emphasizes the importance of empathy and vulnerability in overcoming insecurity and connecting with others. He shares stories of Navy SEALs and his own experiences to illustrate the power of linking arms with others and bringing out the best in them. Graham adds that being vulnerable and empathetic in content creation is a superpower that attracts and builds trust with an audience. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the importance of recognizing and embracing one's uniqueness and not trying to please everyone.

One of the saddest things I deal with as a business coach is hearing from students or clients that launched a product (an online course, membership, group coaching etc) and it failed. Perhaps nobody bought or three people bought or it made only $100. The dream has been dashed because it didn't live up to their expectations. Today, I wanna pull back the curtain on the top three reasons why most product launches fail - so that your next (or first) launch won't!

In this conversation, Graham and Jordan discuss the power of encouragement and its impact on personal and professional relationships. They explore the concept of encouragement as a transformational tool and how it can make people feel empowered and motivated. Jordan shares his personal journey and how he fell into the work of coaching and encouraging others. They also discuss the 10 arts of encouragement, with a focus on the art of character encouragement and the importance of recognizing and praising someone for who they are, not just what they do. The conversation explores three key arts of encouragement: praising who someone is, elevating encouragement, and authentic encouragement. Praising who someone is involves focusing on their character and qualities rather than just their accomplishments. Elevating encouragement means actively promoting and supporting others, whether through social media, reviews, or nominations for awards. Authentic encouragement involves being genuine and specific in our praise, sharing stories and examples to show that we truly care. The conversation emphasizes the importance of being present and intentional in our encouragement, and reminds us that we all have room for growth in this area. Chapters 00:00 Introduction: The Power of Encouragement 16:09 Chapter 1: The Art of Character Encouragement 21:53 The Art of Praising Who Someone Is 23:25 The Art of Elevating Encouragement 30:53 The Art of Authentic Encouragement Takeaways Encouragement is a universal language that everyone understands and needs. Encouragement is a complex topic that requires understanding the science and art behind it. Encouragement is not just about what you say, but how you make people feel. The art of character encouragement involves recognizing and praising someone for who they are, not just what they do. Encouragement is a powerful tool in building trust and relationships. Praise who someone is, not just what they do. Elevate others by promoting and supporting them. Be authentic and specific in your encouragement. Remember the importance of being present and intentional in your interactions. We all have room for growth in the art of encouragement.

One of the legends in the online business space, Pat Flynn, says that online courses are dead. This is the end of selling information. It's the end of info marketing as we know it. And he has a pretty convincing case. But I completely disagree. Check out Pat's video here: https://youtu.be/BMndJYa_KbM?si=N4XvUwlAwM4rYRFC

I believe if your relationships are healthy, the rest of your life will be healthy - especially your business! And the reverse is true. If your marriage is falling apart, it's really hard to have the creativity, drive, and passion to win at business. Today I've brought on my friend Kathryn Gordon, Wall Street Journal bestselling co-author of "Relationship Grit" to unpack the secrets to a thriving marriage, what to do when there are two powerful personalities in a relationship, and the power of generosity in relationships.

If I'm being honest, this is an announcement I didn't really want to make, but here we are. I am quitting my 52 book challenge and I wanted to let you know about it for a couple of reasons.