EPISODE · May 30, 2023 · 1H 8M
Episode 32: The Future of Health Coaching with Taylor Stull
from The Macro Perspective · host Marcos Rivera and Seamus Sullivan
(0:00) Intro to Taylor Stull, co-founder of Flowell, a system that helps empower health coaches to build their business and community in order to be the best supports for people looking to improve their health (5:08) Red flags Taylor saw in health care with lack of efficiency in reactive-care (8:08) Flowell was birthed out of a missing platform in the market, and in order to build health literacy amongst health care users (ie everyone) (13:37) Health care is a 4.3 TRILLION DOLLAR INDUSTRY (21:46) Coaches need to do their research, they are overlooking so many ways to make their jobs easier, and their client’s life easier (29:42) People who work in health care field need to be empowered to find ways to serve themselves and their clients (33:37) There is a massive opportunity for health coaches to step in (51:56) About Flowell (1:02:08) Wrap up and conclusion #fyp #onlinecoaching #healthcoaching #businesscoaches #growyourbusiness #healthandwellness #nutrition #selfdevelopment #careerdevelopment #personaldevelopment #mindsetmatters #goalsetting #manifestation ________________________ You can find Taylor at @iamtaylorstull and his company, Flowell, at @weareflowell and www.flowell.co ________________________ The Macro Perspective is a podcast dedicated to all things health and fitness...whether it be fitness, nutrition, sex, success, and more. Join us for daily recipes, life hacks, workouts, and fascinating interviews with people who are doing big things. You can find us here on Spotify, along with YouTube under the same name and Instagram @themacropod. ______________________________ For 10% of at https://fluxfootwear.com/, use coupon code TMPP10 ______________________________
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