Daily Path with Joe Winters Jr.

Why Business Coaches Who Chase Shortcuts Never Scale | #490

In this episode, I'm getting real about something I had to call myself out on — looking for shortcuts. As I've been growing my podcast agency and producing this show, I caught myself getting frustrated on weeks where I could only record one episode instead of five. And when I really sat with it, I realized that frustration wasn't about serving my audience better. It was about finding a way to do less work. That honest moment led me to a new mantra that I'm now living by: stop looking for shortcuts and do what's required. We talk about why shortcuts undermine growth, the difference between leverage and laziness, and what it really means to create impact. Because impact is not about projecting what you want to give people. It is about becoming the type of person who can deliver what they actually need. If you're a business coach or thinking about becoming one, this episode will challenge you to take an honest look at where you're cheating the process — and what it's really costing you. Stop looking for shortcuts. Do what is required. ---- Want to build a podcast that attracts high-ticket clients and grows your coaching business? Start here: joewintersjr.com/coaching [https://www.joewintersjr.com/coaching]

You Can't Lead If You Won't Be Led with Danny Moosbrugger | #489

You can have talent, experience, and a strong message and still struggle to grow. In this episode of Daily Path Podcast, I sit down with Danny Moosbrugger, a former pastor turned leadership coach, to unpack the shift from leading in one arena to building authority in another. Danny shares his journey from law enforcement to ministry to launching his coaching firm and breaks down the exact assessments he uses to help pastors build stronger teams, resolve conflict, and lead with clarity. We talk about the confidence gap many new coaches face, what it really takes to sign your first client, how to price your services without shrinking, and why openness and humility determine whether you plateau or grow. If you’re building a coaching business and want to lead at a higher level, this conversation will challenge you to stop avoiding feedback and start embracing the leadership required to scale. You can’t lead if you won’t be led. ---- If you're an impact-driven business coach who wants more qualified leads and close high-ticket clients without sacrificing freedom, book a free discovery call and let's build your podcast the right way. Visit joewintersjr.com [https://www.joewintersjr.com/]

Avoidance Is Killing Your Vision | #488

Most people don’t avoid action because they’re lazy. They avoid it because starting would force them to face how far behind they feel. In this episode of the Daily Path Podcast, I break down why avoidance is rarely passive and almost always a decision. One that quietly shapes your future whether you admit it or not. I share a real conversation with my brother about quitting too early, why “I wasn’t good yet” is one of the most expensive lies we tell ourselves, and how the same pattern shows up for business coaches who say they want freedom but won’t stay consistent long enough to earn it. We’ll unpack the principle of the day, and I’ll leave you with three simple ways to stop hiding in planning mode and start reinforcing the life and business you say you want. If you’ve been waiting to feel ready, this episode is for you.

How Authentic Voices Create Real Impact | #487

Today’s guest is Dr. Rita Renee, an international speaker, author, TEDx presenter, and Leadership Coach. She helps women of faith amplify their voice, build unshakable confidence, and turn their story into a profitable speaking and coaching platform. In this conversation, we break down how Dr. Rita Renee found her calling, built her coaching business, overcame self-doubt, and developed the systems she now uses to guide women from silent to spotlight. If you’re a purpose-driven coach, especially one called to leadership, visibility, or faith-centered transformation, this is for you.

3 Things to Know About Podcasts That Attracts High-Ticket Clients | #486

Most coaches assume their podcast is not working because they do not have enough listeners. That is not the real problem. In this episode of the Daily Path Podcast, I break down the real reason most podcasts fail to attract high-ticket clients and what actually needs to be in place for a podcast to grow both impact and income. If you are a business coach or service-based entrepreneur considering launching a podcast, or you already have one but are unsure if it can realistically generate clients, this episode will bring clarity. I walk through why passion and good intentions alone are not enough to sustain a podcast long term, and why income is a necessary part of creating meaningful impact at scale. You will learn the three foundational elements every podcast must have to attract high-ticket clients, including the role of your offer, the importance of clearly defining your ideal client, and why a real sales process matters more than downloads. This episode is for coaches who know they are meant for more impact, more income, and more freedom, and are ready to stop guessing and start building a podcast that actually supports their business. If you want a podcast that converts listeners into clients, this conversation will help you see what needs to change. ---- If you're a purpose-driven business coach who wants more leads and high-ticket clients without posting on social media every day, book a free discovery call to see if launching a client-acquisition podcast is right for your business. Click here to book your discovery call now. [https://www.joewintersjr.com/calendar]