PP 468: Cj McClanahan, Author, Speaker, Podcast Host and Sales and Leadership Coach

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“Your goal as a professional is to simply be a little bit better tomorrow than you are today.”

Wanting to start his own business, CJ McClanahan was introduced to a franchise broker who introduced him to the business coaching world. Now a business coach, author, and Podcaster, CJ coaches and trains executives on defining their success so that they are able to enjoy their journey. Tune is as Kim and CJ discuss how systems allow CJ to scale clients, his podcast show, and how consciously being grateful is important to practice.

Highlights:
1:05 Introduced to the coaching world
7:20 Systematized just about everything
12:39 Professional speaking and Success 2.0
19:23 The dilemma of over achievers
25:46 Practicing gratitude
30:34 Two Rule Pledge

Tune is as @thekimsutton and @cjmccoach discuss how systems allow CJ to scale clients, his podcast show, and how consciously being grateful is important to practice. https://www.thekimsutton.com/pp468 @positiveproductivityClick To Tweet

Connect with CJ

Website: https://www.cjmcclanahan.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cjmcclanahan/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/cjmccoach
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cj.mcclanahan/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cjmcclanahan/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/MondayInspiration
Email: cj@cjmcclanahan.com

Resources

CJ’s Books:
The Overachiever’s Dilemma
Thrive – Seize Your Extraordinary Life with 5 Simple Strategies

CJ’s Foundation:
Two Rule Foundation

Books:
The E-Myth by Michael E. Gerber

Apps/Tools:
LastPass

Quotes

8:45 “As a business owner the more systems you build the more you can scale. Without systems you can’t scale at all.”

16:54 “We are all about helping professionals think differently about the way that they define success so they can actually get more enjoyment and enjoy the journey a little more.”

21:08 “The dilemma we have as over achievers is that we are never allowed to slow down and really enjoy life.”

34:11 “Your goal as a professional is to simply be a little bit better tomorrow than you are today.”