001 - Coachable

Episode 001 -  An introduction to the importance and what it takes to be coachable. Being coachable is the foundation of learning and achieving your goals.   What it takes to be coachable:  1. Be open minded - The willingness to learn and develop   2. Vulnerable - The first step in developing your game   3. Hard Work - Does your practice match your goals? What's your purpose?

An episode of the Define Your Purpose podcast, hosted by Matt Walton, titled "001 - Coachable" was published on September 3, 2018 and runs 7 minutes.

September 3, 2018 ·7m · Define Your Purpose

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Episode 001 -  An introduction to the importance and what it takes to be coachable. Being coachable is the foundation of learning and achieving your goals.   What it takes to be coachable:  1. Be open minded - The willingness to learn and develop   2. Vulnerable - The first step in developing your game   3. Hard Work - Does your practice match your goals? What's your purpose?

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Episode 001 -

An introduction to the importance and what it takes to be coachable. Being coachable is the foundation of learning and achieving your goals.

What it takes to be coachable:

1. Be open minded - The willingness to learn and develop

2. Vulnerable - The first step in developing your game

3. Hard Work - Does your practice match your goals? What's your purpose?

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