Could a certain guru use some of his own coaching tips after his show was cancelled after 2 airings? There is quite a buzz right now about his show, “Breakthrough” that received a mere 0.7 rating. Is that surprising? Not to me, and at some level probably not to the guru themselves. Not everyone is ready for coaching or tips to improve their lives.

The Masses Don’t Want Transformation

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The average person is not looking for transformation; they are looking for an anesthesiologist. Just looking at commercials alone will show you that today people are so dead to a possibility of change they would rather watch shows that entertain, numb, and distract themselves from their own fears. According to this guru those fears would be the fear that they are in some way they aren’t good enough or aren’t worthy of being loved. Who wants that type of confrontation when they are trying to relax after 8 hours of working?

The “Breakthrough” Guru Lives His Coaching Tips

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This guru is a product of his own coaching tips. He is not fragile. He struggled to transform his own life over 30 years ago and has committed his life to helping others. He taught 3500 people how to face their fears and walk across fire less than a week ago in Long Beach. Do you think he can get over this small little hurdle in his own life? Do you think he will find another strategy to bring his message to the masses?
When you’re up everyone wants to be your friend, and when you’re down those same people will kick dirt in your face. There is a lot of that going around now. Ironically at his seminar in Long Beach this guru brought up this subject. Among many coaching tips he said that not everyone is going to like you. The best you can do is to be true to yourself and live your life on your terms.

Colette Seymann
JTS Advisors Bi-Designated Strategy and Accountability Coach