Join me as I recap a fascinating conversation on the Muddy Waters Clear Vision podcast with the incredible entrepreneur and coach, Steve Mellor!
1/ Steve Mellor emphasizes the importance of feedback and being open to improvement. It’s not about having one savior figure, but rather embracing feedback from multiple sources.
2/ Steve believes in trial and error and encourages clients to explore ideas without immediate dismissal. It’s all about allowing those ideas to breathe and grow, without shutting them down prematurely.
3/ Steve Mellor opens up about the personal battle with self-judgment and the importance of pushing that judgment aside to try again. Sometimes, we’re our own worst enemies, and it’s a journey to overcome that.
4/ Why does Steve now coach instead of going at it alone? He shares his mind shift and the value of coaching for growth. Coaching isn’t about being saved, it’s about fostering growth and supporting others on their journey.
5/ Steve highlights the difference between a fixed mindset culture in sports coaching and the need for a growth mindset in entrepreneurship and coaching executives. It’s all about the mindset shift and unlocking potential.
6/ As coaches, it’s our job to see people for who they truly are. Stuart and Steve had an incredible time discussing this topic and can’t wait for more discussions in the future!
7/ Steve Mellor’s advice to young entrepreneurs? Find someone equally excited about your vision and sell them on it! Having that cheerleader who’s as pumped as you are about your vision is invaluable.
8/ Mellor’s legacy? To be known as someone who sees the potential in others and helps them pursue it. But his impact doesn’t stop there. He also wants to inspire his family and friends and leave an imprint on the state of Louisiana.
9/ Transitioning from sports to the real world wasn’t easy. It involved moments of chaos and self-reflection. But ultimately, he found love for himself and happiness by getting out of his way.
10/ Steve didn’t have guidance during those dark times, but he learned to trust his intuition and better understand how people truly received him. Sometimes, the journey to self-acceptance comes from within.
11/ Steve Mellor’s story is proof that hitting rock bottom can become the turning point towards personal growth and success. It’s all about changing the environment, working on oneself, and finding joy and happiness along the way!
Remember, embrace feedback, push self-judgment aside, and surround yourself with cheerleaders who believe in your vision! Start unlocking your potential and making a legacy of your own. A big thank you to Steve Mellor for sharing his wisdom and insights. Your passion for growth and supporting others is truly inspiring!
