Robb Gilbear

You'll be hard pressed to find two more awesome folks in the coaching/personal growth/changemaker space.

And + make cool s**t happen, too....

Rina Rovinelli, is a heart-centered Speaker Coach and personal brand expert who helps speakers develop their authentic voices and secure paid speaking gigs. She's a Woman of Influence and Brilliant Minded Woman Award winner,

Dan Shaikh, is a publicist for inspirational changemakers, and has propelled his clients to TEDx talks, viral moments, and paid speaking opportunities. His clients have been featured on The Social, CP24, Breakfast Television, CHCH, CityNews, CTV, and more, earning him recognition as one of The Peak’s 40 Under 40 Emerging Leaders.

Together, they are the co-founders of Speaker Slam®, a Speaker Development Agency that transforms speakers into Experts, Changemakers, and Thought Leaders. Known for North America’s largest inspirational speaking competition, Speaker Slam® gives individuals a platform to share life-changing stories, compete for prizes up to $10,000, and earn the title of INSPIRATIONAL SPEAKER OF THE YEAR at the Grand Slam.

They're both speaking
at DO BOLD S**T in
Toronto on October 19th.

Are you going to be one of the 80 people in the room with us?

« I could literally cry happy tears. »

Why is she so happy?

Because I don’t just « coach » my clients.

I give them systems + frameworks.
(that actually work)

I got the message below yesterday....

She used my tools to clearly define an aligned + profitable niche that she’s excited to serve.

Now she’s being seen as an expert.

AND....

Is using my CUSS Call Framework to run awesome disco calls.

She’s having amazing calls
With perfect fit clients,
And feels confident on them.

Because she knows what to say so the calls flow naturally without her feeling like a sleazy sales person.

P.S. Want your disco calls to feel more « amazing »?

Don’t miss my live workshop next week (l*nk In b*o :)

"I don't want to work 14 hour days like papa."

Her words hurt.

I'd launched my coaching business to have more freedom and more impact, but hearing those words from our teenage daughter made it clear that I'd also built a hamster wheel for myself.

That's when I realized the same "corporate ladder trap" exists as an entrepreneur:

→ Get your first paying client.
→ Grow to consistent $5K months.
→ Crack that golden $100K/year mark.
→ Figure out how to "scale" further as others are doing more.

So you keep going and going, always pushing yourself to the next milestone.

My business has grown every year since launch and I do have goals to get Growth Habit to the million dollar a year mark.

BUT.......

A few months ago I decided that I will not do it while being a stranger to my family.

Or pretending that some arbitrary amount of money justifies sacrificing my physical health and neglecting my mental well-being.

My preferred units of measurement are the amount of people I've impacted and the number of quality days I've spent with people I love...... not the dollars in revenue.