In this episode, we chat with Dr. Corey Wilks, a licensed clinical psychologist and executive coach who helps high performing entrepreneurs overcome their limiting beliefs and build a values aligned life and business. We also talk about what it means to navigate entrepreneurship when you’re neurodivergent.
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Takeaways
- ADHD can lead to both challenges and strengths in entrepreneurship, often driving hyper-focus and creativity.
- Theory crafting can be a form of self-sabotage, preventing action and real-world execution.
- Authenticity in coaching relationships fosters trust and allows clients to embrace their true selves.
- Productivity should serve personal goals, not become an end in itself.
- Many entrepreneurs feel trapped by their own success, creating a ‘gilded cage’ instead of freedom.
- Fear of failure, ridicule, and uncertainty are common barriers for entrepreneurs.
- Coaching high-performing clients can be more rewarding than working with those who lack motivation.
- Understanding what one truly wants is crucial for personal and professional alignment.
- The journey of self-discovery is often complex and requires confronting uncomfortable truths. Change can be overwhelming, but it’s essential for growth.
- Many people wait for permission to pursue their desires.
- Fear of success often stems from the fear of isolation.
- Coaching should focus on facilitating transformation, not giving advice.
- Fun and passion are key to successful content creation. Authenticity resonates with people and builds connections.
Creators & Guests
- Marie Poulin – Host
- Benjamin Borowski – Host
- Corey Wilks, Psy.D. – Guest
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