Ted Turner turns 81 years old today, and in honour of that I'll share something from his book "Call Me Ted".
(A great book, by the way ...)
Turner is a big fan of sailing and did it competitively for much of his life. Despite having big wins (like in the "America's Cup"), he also experienced his share of defeats on the water.
After one particularly humiliating loss, Turner could have gone to a dark place. Instead, he looked at losing differently than most do:
"The lessons learned by such a crushing defeat would stand me in good stead for the rest of my life. When I suffer a setback, I don't think of myself as losing, I'm simply learning how to win"
Coaches don't have to worry about crashing into rocks or drowning, but they're not immune to setbacks either. Challenges are going to hit, and how you handle them determines how successful you'll become.
One person who has helped a lot of people navigate the online waters is Ollie Denyer. He built a successful, legit 7-figure business, and is sharing how coaches can consistently create $10k months in a live training that we're doing today at 2 pm EST.
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