Learning what you need to teach with Liam James Collins

The One thing he wants people to know about him:

I've needed to coach myself every day and I managed to push myself through adversity with it

 

On this episode:
I needed to coach myself every day
Learning what you need to teach
Teaching through experience
When you support life, life supports you
Being passionate in life
Making a difference and change people
Teaching others to create courses
Selling course before creating it

 

Last thing that’s on my heart:
We need to focus very vividly and deeply on the things that have not been lost

 

About Liam:

Within the space of 1 year, Liam lost his Dad to suicide and survived one of the worst terror attacks London has ever seen.
He thought he had experienced real adversity when his successful acting career completely crashed a few years earlier. 
Liam literally went from working alongside Tom Hardy on Batman: The Dark Knight Rises, to delivering Tom’s mail as a full-time postman.
But losing his Dad to suicide was the thing that nearly crushed Liam completely.
It’s an inexplicable pain which he constantly has to manage with his own coaching & mindset techniques. 
Using his mindset expertise and self-development knowledge, Liam went from being a full-time postman to building The Coaching Masters.
A highly successful, 7-figure online coaching business within 3 years.
As well as create an iTunes Top 10 Podcast and deliver emotional, motivational speeches on stages all across the world.
It’s Liam’s mission to make having a Mindset Coach as fashionable as having a personal trainer.
People are proud to work on their bodies, and that’s great, but Liam wants people to be as proud to work on their minds.
Liam wants to inspire people to achieve success even in the face of devastating adversity.
No matter who they are or where they come from.
Liam has the story, tools and techniques to help motivate anyone towards success and he wants to share that gift with as many people as possible by showing them the power of coaching.
He’s lived it. And he continues to live it every single day.