Author name: David Neagle

If you keep hitting a business set point, the work doesn’t start in your business. It starts in how you see yourself. I’ve coached thousands of people, and almost every stall comes back to the same root cause: an old, unconscious need for other people’s approval. Business Set Point: Where It Actually Starts That need […]

You can create certainty about money before a single dollar changes hands. I know how strange that sounds when there’s a stack of bills on the counter and no sales coming in, but certainty isn’t something you wait to feel once the proof arrives. It’s something you build first, on purpose, with your own mind.

To breakthrough your money plateau, you don’t need more effort. I’ve coached entrepreneurs for years, and the pattern repeats: someone works harder, tries every new tactic, and the income stays exactly where it’s been for months. The real shift starts somewhere else. Breakthrough Your Money Plateau by Choosing Focus Over Effort When you get clear

Being your word is the compass I’ve built my life around, and this week I want to show you why it matters more than any goal you’re chasing. Yesterday, more than one person texted me already deciding they wouldn’t hit their goal. That sentence told me everything about their sabotage pattern. Being Your Word Starts

If you want to increase your manifestation power, the shift starts with something most people get backwards: time. I spend my life talking about goals and deadlines. But the truth I keep coming back to is simple — the moment you stop waiting for someday and start living inside right now, everything changes. Increase Your

The fear of raising your prices is something almost every business owner runs into. Maybe you’ve been sitting on the edge of a price increase for months. I want you to know exactly what’s happening in your mind. That hesitation isn’t weakness. It isn’t low confidence either. It’s a paradigm — an old pattern still

The catalyst blind spot is the one that gets you right when things start going well. I’ve watched salespeople climb out of a slump, build real momentum, and then quietly hand it back — not because anything went wrong, but because everything finally started going right. Steph and I close out our five-part series on

The convincer blind spot might be the reason you’re doing everything the sales books tell you to do and still hearing no. I’ve coached thousands of salespeople who know every feature and benefit of what they sell, and still watch deals fall apart, because they’re pushing for a yes instead of listening for the truth.

The people pleaser blind spot might be the reason you keep leaving money on the table without noticing it happen. I’ve coached this pattern in thousands of salespeople, and it rarely looks like weakness. It looks like someone who has quietly decided that being liked matters more than being paid what the work is worth.

The reluctant seller blind spot might be the reason you’re not closing sales already sitting in front of you. I’ve coached this pattern in thousands of people, and it rarely looks like laziness. It looks like someone who doesn’t want to bother anyone — who has quietly decided selling is something you do to a