In this episode of the "Coaches to the Moon" podcast (Episode 110), the host is joined by William Brockloff, a confidence coach with an interesting personal story. William shares his journey from working in the mines to overcoming anxiety and becoming a confident individual. The conversation covers various topics, including William's move from Canada to Australia, his struggles with weight and self-image, the challenges of a fly-in-fly-out lifestyle, and the importance of authenticity and self-improvement. They also touch on the impact of social media and the need for personal accountability.
Timestamp Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction and welcoming William Brockloff
1:20 - William's transition from Canada to Australia
3:45 - The significance of William's Canadian accent
5:10 - William's childhood struggles with weight and fitting in
9:15 - Negative influences and moving frequently as a child
12:30 - William's transformation and overcoming past challenges
14:50 - The importance of realizing that others' opinions don't matter
17:30 - The tough lifestyle of fly-in-fly-out workers
20:40 - The need for proper support systems for fly-in-fly-out workers
24:10 - The influence of social media and negative friends
26:30 - Being true to oneself and embracing uniqueness
30:00 - Overcoming the fear of judgment and criticism
32:10 - The importance of authenticity and standing out
35:00 - Different approaches to self-improvement and coaching
38:10 - Understanding individual needs and starting points
41:20 - The saturated coaching market and options for everyone
44:00 - Taking action and holding oneself accountable
46:30 - The benefits of small wins and stacking positive habits
49:00 - Wrapping up the conversation and future podcast plans
