Effort Over Results

Effort Over Results
Podcast Description
Effort Over Results (EOR) aims to bring quality interviews with guests from all walks of life. From business leaders to health and wellness professionals, EOR provides content that is relevant and important to those who want to develop resilience, improve performance and practice self-care through a ”Growth Mindset” and focused effort.
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The podcast emphasizes personal development, wellness, and performance improvement, spotlighting topics such as resilience, psychological safety, and leadership dynamics. Episodes include discussions on the Petite Practice method by Dr. Christiane Schroeter and the challenges of imposter syndrome with Tara Halliday, providing listeners with actionable insights and strategies for growth.

Effort Over Results (EOR) aims to bring quality interviews with guests from all walks of life. From business leaders to health and wellness professionals, EOR provides content that is relevant and important to those who want to develop resilience, improve performance and practice self-care through a ”Growth Mindset” and focused effort.

In this conversation, Chris Marr and Host Quinn Magnuson discuss the distinctions between coaching and consulting, emphasizing the importance of understanding client expectations and the dynamics of authority in coaching relationships. Marr explores the challenges of people-pleasing and the necessity of discomfort for growth. He outlines his five steps to becoming an authoritative coach and highlights the significance of effort over results in personal and professional development.
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