Motive Action Podcast
with Darrell "Coach D"
Andrews
A multitude of individuals harbor ideas that remain confined within the confines of their thoughts. While many excel in discussing aspirations and objectives, only a handful possess the resolve to bring them to fruition. The MotiveAction podcast, hosted by Darrell "Coach D" Andrews, is poised to serve as the catalyst for transforming talk into tangible action. Our primary emphasis will be on three pivotal facets of human existence: Self-Care, Life, and Empowering Those Eager to Utilize Their Voice for Motivation. The MotiveAction Podcast stands as your premier destination for success and accomplishment in these three vital realms!
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About Coach D
For two decades, Coach D has been a transformative force in companies and organizations. Leveraging his distinguished background in sales and marketing at Abbott Laboratories, he has become a beacon in the realm of Self-Care Empowerment, Core Values, and Post-Pandemic Leadership Coaching. His leadership sparks innovation and motivates leaders and teams at both live and virtual speaking and training events.
Among a multitude of speakers, Coach D stands tall as a nationally acclaimed speaker and consultant. With a portfolio that includes thousands of corporations and organizations, he is a coveted keynote speaker at prestigious conferences, illuminating the way to innovative thinking and motivational strategies.
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This coaching program is designed for entrepreneurs within their first 0-5 years of business who face challenges transitioning from employment to business ownership. The responsibilities of being a business owner in the early stages should mirror those of an employee, including consistent daily attendance, reporting on monthly and quarterly tasks, and being held accountable for the success of assignments. Excuses are not accepted; self-reflection is crucial.