The 6 Most Common Ways to Deny Your Genius     
Re-Claim Your True Potential Now and     
Enrich Your Life and Business Forever 
    
   Free 6 Day Mini-Course    
By signing up we will also include a     
free subscription for our weekly Genius Tips
     

Name
Email
Privacy Policy
 
Home Your Coaches Coaching Order Here Tele Classes Success Stories Genius Resources Leadership
Development
Contact us


What Our Clients Say About Us!

I Turned My Life Around!

Kris didn’t think much about being a genius when she came to us. She felt she was just a fast moving person who wanted help to be more focused and get more out of what she was doing.

On a personal note: She was a very successful realtor but burnt out. Here is what she says after doing our program:

“I cleaned out my lifepersonally and at work. I got rid of all my dead weight. I feel more alive than ever. Everything is clicking from friendships to business.

I am very lucky and grateful for this experience: My genius would have been stuffed down and I would have gotten along but internally I would not have been happy; the terrorist inside would have taken over: I would have lived an o.k. life but not a great one. Now my life is so much better and more enriched.”

 

- Kris Anderson, CLHMS, CMRS, ABR REMAX Exalibur

 

Kris tripled her income and went on vacation twice last year.

 

I Never Believed I Was a Genius

“Otto, I was very reluctant to think that I had a natural genius; but in working with you I discovered that I had my own and others had their’s, too. There is a magic that happens when someone validates your genius and gives you ongoing support.”

Steve Rix, Executive Vice President, Foundations Financial Group, Phoenix.

 

I was never good enough!

I felt never good enough and now I know my genius and my life is 'on' in every way!

“I went from a college drop-out to a Marine Corps Sergeant, back to a college student, to a financial analyst, back to a college student, then a program manager, and back again to a financial analyst. Yet I was never good enough for myself. I found myself to be at constant war with my own internal high standards. Since school was easy, I would think I was not challenging myself enough. I would procrastinate on anything I did.

I found myself playing games with my grades at school just to see if I could get an “A” by the end of the course. I sometimes felt I was lazy and not good enough to truly excel, even though I graduated summa cum laude with honors, was Marine of the Year of my unit, and was the youngest individual in program management at Boeing Mesa. 

Otto and Susanna's Genius Coaching model allowed me to step back and pauseOtto walked me through my internal game and made me realize that I am not lazy; I am simply a genius at what I do. I truly now believe that I have accomplished more in my short life than many people will in a life time.  I am an intense high performer who accepts nothing less than success.  The things that are simple in my life are that way because it is my natural genius.  Otto has given me the tools to be able to understand myself in ways I have never imagined.  He has taught me to embrace my strengths and forget about my weaknesses.  My internal war is over.  I can’t begin to put a monetary value on the gift he has given me.  My past, present, and future are simply clear.  From here on out I will find the things that are simply genius and go all out!  Thank you Otto!!!!”  

- Andy Stevens Account Executive, Willis, Phoenix

After completing the Genius Coaching Foundation Program in 2006, Andy started a new career as  account executive. Recognizing his genius has helped Andy to make 85% of his quota in only the first quarter of 2007.

 

I Started a Business Based on My Genius

When I started coaching with you genius was a completely foreign concept to me. I really used to think that other people lacked common sense instead of accepting that I was a genius in this special area (marketing strategies).

Embracing and understanding my own small successes helped me to focus more on the ‘good to great’ concept instead on weaknesses. The corporate world had encouraged me to improve on my weaknesses.

Genius Coaching was about what you were talented and things that are so easy that you almost feel guilty to charge for it. That is when I started to understand it; it was a huge paradigm shift for me.

I figured out how to charge for my knowledge and feel comfortable. I am NOT a starving artist.

I truly see my genius; owning up to it forces you to be responsible for this knowledge. It’s like Maryann Williamson’s famous poem puts it:

“Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate.

Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure.

It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us.

We ask ourselves ‘Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous?’

Actually, who are you not to be?

You are a child of God.

Your playing small does not serve the world…”

My business grows, even if it is still in its infancy. Others who started at the same time already jumped ship and went back into jobs.

When you operate inside your genius you don’t worry so much about cash flow; it’s just a part of running a normal cycle of business and has nothing to do with your personal genius. You just have to become more creative and determined to move forward.

Once I accepted my personal genius, I began to play big, develop my talents, hire people to compliment my weaknesses and have the confidence to know I am building a business that will be a legacy for my children.

When I show my genius, I am giving others permission to show theirs. And, what’s more – I know it when I see it in others and can immediately celebrate their genius with them.

 

Gail Keith, Owner of Gail Keith Marketing, Phoenix, AZ

 

Copyright © 2007, Genius Coaching, LLC, 3120 West Carefree Highway, Suite I-413, Phoenix, AZ 85086