The CEO’s Secret Weapon: A Dynamic Partnership with an Assistant with Jan Jones

Ryan: Thank you for sharing your story with us today, Brian. It's really inspiring to see how your book came to be and the impact it's had on people's lives. Can you tell us a bit more about your coaching practice and how it can help people navigate their own transitions?Brian: Absolutely, Ryan. So, as you know, my book was really written for a specific reader, someone who's in the midst of a big transition, whether it's starting a business, getting married, having kids, going through a divorce, or dealing with depression, anxiety, addiction, or any other challenge. And I wrote the book to share what I knew, but also to help that person know they're not alone.Well, when my book came out, it debuted at number one in its category on Amazon, and that was really a surprise to me. But through that unexpected success, I started to get letters from all over the world from people who were going through similar challenges, and they were finding solace and guidance in my book. And that's when I realized that there was more work to be done here.So, I created a 36-week coaching practice called Good Living, where I work with individuals who are facing transitions in their lives. Whether it's starting a business, getting married, having kids, or dealing with depression, anxiety, addiction, or any other challenge, I help them navigate those transitions through practices like breakthrough coaching and live-spice practices.Through this program, individuals go through a series of exercises and activities that help them explore life's big questions, create answers for themselves, and get clarity and accountability in community with other achievers and seekers who are committed to improving their own lives and the lives of others.So, if you're someone who's going through a transition and you're looking for support and guidance, I invite you to reach out to me directly at Brian@BriandMiller.com or by visiting GoodLiving.com. Thank you.