Hugo Geoffroy's guest appearances

Hugo Geoffroy

Leaders Of Tomorrow Podcast

Keith Ellis

Brian Scudamore

Todd Palmer

Michael Zipursky

John Warrillow

Jeff Chu

Garth Friesen

Geoff Woods

John Morgan

John Cameron

Matt Young

Greg Thomas

Michael Davidson

Bill Bishop

Jay Wong

OwlTail

On today’s show, we interview DM, Hugo Geoffroy who shares his wisdom on performance, coaching, and teamwork.  Before the program, Hugo was admittedly “a cocky, confused guy who thought the world owed him something”.  When Hugo came into the program, he already had some cold-calling experience under his belt. However, like most other interns, he was a blank slate as far as recruiting and production experience were concerned.  So, needless to say his overconfidence cost him dearly as he ended up making many rookie mistakes in his first year.  But Hugo was determined to learn from his mistakes. And one of the biggest lessons he took away from his first year was the importance of teamwork and delegation. In this second year, Hugo managed to significantly up his performance as he ended up running a $115,000 painting business. Currently, as a DM, Hugo is a coach and a mentor to other student operators. He shares some of the biggest challenges that he is facing right now in his new role. Specifically, we talk about reliability and patience in this segment of the show.  Enjoy! What You Will Learn In This Show What is it that top performers do differently? Why I decided to pursue coaching What are some of the biggest coaching challenges I am currently dealing with? And so much more…  Resources Student Works  Chris Thomson LinkedIn

On today’s show, we interview DM, Hugo Geoffroy who shares his wisdom on performance, coaching, and teamwork.  Before the program, Hugo was admittedly “a cocky, confused guy who thought the world owed him something”.  When Hugo came into the program, he already had some cold-calling experience under his belt. However, like most other interns, he was a blank slate as far as recruiting and production experience were concerned.  So, needless to say his overconfidence cost him dearly as he ended up making many rookie mistakes in his first year.  But Hugo was determined to learn from his mistakes. And one of the biggest lessons he took away from his first year was the importance of teamwork and delegation. In this second year, Hugo managed to significantly up his performance as he ended up running a $115,000 painting business. Currently, as a DM, Hugo is a coach and a mentor to other student operators. He shares some of the biggest challenges that he is facing right now in his new role. Specifically, we talk about reliability and patience in this segment of the show.  Enjoy! What You Will Learn In This Show <ul><li>What is it that top performers do differently?</li> <li>Why I decided to pursue coaching</li> <li>What are some of the biggest coaching challenges I am currently dealing with?</li> <li>And so much more…</li> </ul> Resources <a href="https://studentworks.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Student Works</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-thomson-4459312/?originalSubdomain=ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Chris Thomson LinkedIn</a>

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