Podcast episode: Getting across the start line

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What keeps you from starting the journey to reach some big, hairy, audacious goals? Is it self doubt or fear?

LIFE coach and runner Colin Thompson joined the BAD Pod and shared his experience in finding motivation and the wherewithal to achieve some big goals.

If you’re the kind of person who talks yourself out of something before you start, Colin offers great advice getting the journey started and finishing off your goals.

Episode 31: Getting across the start line with Colin Thompson

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Show notes:

Colin Thompson

Colin C. Thompson is Founder of and Principal Coach at Oligye LIFE Coaching. He is a Certified LIFE Coach specializing in Personal Development and Career Coaching.  In 2016, after a successful 20+ years in various management roles working for blue chip organizations such as Ernst & Young LLP, Howard University, and IBM; he advanced to the coaching profession.   By following a passion and working hard, he developed the end-to-end skills needed to help individuals, teams, and leaders achieve their goals.

Connect with Colin at oligye.com

Published by RyanDunn

Ryan Dunn has a bunch of certificates on his desk. A few are awards for content production and marketing. Another marks his ordination as a minister. One says he’s earned a BA in English from the University of Iowa. The certificate next to that says he earned an MA in Christian Practice from Duke (with honors!). Ryan is most proud, though, of the things he’s created: The Compass Podcast, some deep content on RethinkChurch.org, a series of practical spiritual advice videos, a long-lasting marriage, and fantastic little boy. (He enjoyed A LOT of help on all of those projects, especially the last two.)

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