Amanda Kaufman, 9800 Hillwood Parkway, Fort Worth, TX (2026)

Amanda is a high-performance coach, business strategist, and marketing educator teaching business owners how to build systems that connect and lead without being a "copy-paste" business owner.

11/15/2024

🎯 Are You Feeling Stuck in Your Career? This Might Inspire Your Next Move.
28 years in corporate tech leadership.

A "dream job" that felt anything but fulfilling.

And one bold decision that changed everything.

Mark Wormgoor’s story is a powerful example of what happens when you listen to your intuition and take the leap toward alignment. From navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship to building a thriving coaching practice for tech leaders, his journey is packed with lessons for anyone ready to rewrite their professional story.

💡 Here are a few nuggets from Mark’s journey:
- Success doesn’t always equal alignment.
- Coaching is about them, not your ego.
- Finding your niche is the key to thriving in business.

Want to know what it takes to transition from corporate to coaching—or how to unlock your next bold step?

👉 Read the full article here: https://thecoachesplaza.com/blog/b/from-corporate-leader-to-coach

Let me know your biggest takeaway after reading! ✨

09/26/2024

Everyone and no one is judging you. Isn't life kinda fun like that? I say, party on. 🥳

07/07/2024

Alrighty, experts, what is your best tip for building a team environment that encourages innovation? No bean bag chairs...

04/26/2024

What does it take to rise above skeptisim? Criticism? And be unique in a sea of sameness?

The answer: leadership.

This Saturday at 3 PM Central / 1 PM Pacific / 4 PM Eastern I'm taking the stage in Ally Kennedy's Million Dollar Speaker Workshop, and it'd be my pleasure to share with you what it takes to lead through the good, the ugly, and the in-between to rise and grow through all seasons.

You've got this, and demonstrating to those who follow you that you've got it is the sauce!

Register now at https://www.allykennedy.com/milliondollarspeakerworkshop

12/27/2023

Each year has brought with it a lot of changes - and I used to absolutely *hate* New Year's Resolutions...

Mainly because I was doing them wrong.

Yes.

You can do New Year's Resolutions "wrong".

Trust me, after obsessing about personal development for over a decade, there is a world of difference between:

⭐️ Making a wish
⭐️ Setting a goal
⭐️ Setting a target
⭐️ Building a behavior
⭐️ Establishing a habit
⭐️ ... and accomplishing a task

When I "hated" New Year's Resolutions, it's because year after year I'd make a "wish" that didn't come true, because it was basically hanging my hat on some scaffolding of an idea, that wasn't reinforced with anything else.

There was no system to back it up.

No character, no values, no behavior, no habits, to back up what was a "wish".

So BASICALLY I was living in a delusion.

And that's what most people do when they make a big declaration of what is going to be new this year, without doing "the work" of personal growth and development.

i.e. the precursor of true leadership work - the leadership of self.

All that being said - if you don't dare to be delusional... and dare to have the illusion of ambition...

And truly envision a new and different future that is wildly different from where you are today...

You're very unlikely to undertake the necessary changes to really go for what matters.

Each year I approach like it's a brand new chapter.

A grand new page.

And you can too.

It's about Doing What Matters to you, now.

Letting go of the past, releasing what's no longer serving...

And bravely leaping forward.

Let's go, 2024.

02/01/2023

Did you miss the training this week?

I got emails about it.

If you want to be a coach who can wear whatever the heck you want and still get clients, because your authentic experience is someone who works from home (or not), has a million kids (or not), and just knows it’s really important to talk to people who are a great fit for the weirdo you are…

And you happen to be a kind, hardworking, excellent coach…

Then you want the 4-step System replay for Automatic Networking.

Say 4-Step to get the replay ASAP.

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