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In this episode of the "Auto Fix Auto Show Coaching" podcast, Coach Chris Cotton dives deep into the parallels between running a successful auto repair shop and leading a championship football team. Coach Chris unpacks six essential lessons—energy, discipline, process, stepping up, hard work behind the scenes, and striving for greatness—that are crucial for building a high-performing, winning culture in any shop. He explains how bringing the right energy every day sets the tone for the entire team, while maintaining discipline ensures that everyone stays focused on their goals. Coach Chris emphasizes the importance of having solid processes in place, encouraging owners to step up as leaders and set the standard for their staff. He also highlights the value of the hard work that happens out of the spotlight, reminding listeners that true success is built on consistent effort and dedication. Throughout the episode, Coach Chris offers practical advice and motivational insights, inspiring shop owners to lead with passion, reject mediocrity, and execute with the precision and commitment of champions. By applying these lessons, owners can create a standout shop culture that not only attracts customers but also drives long-term success in a highly competitive market.
In this episode of "The Weekly Blitz," Coach Chris Cotton shines a spotlight on the critical role that attention to detail plays in the success or failure of an auto repair shop. He breaks down how seemingly minor errors—such as incorrect repair orders, overlooked specifications, or lapses in communication—can snowball into significant issues, resulting in lost profits, increased comebacks, and dissatisfied customers. Chris emphasizes that these small mistakes are often the root cause of larger operational problems, and addressing them is key to building a thriving business.
To help shop owners and managers tackle these challenges, Chris ...
