At EXM, we don’t just train business coaches. We cultivate elite business leaders. If you’re looking to elevate your coaching career, read on.
But be warned: we set the bar high, and we don’t settle for mediocrity.
We’re not just looking for coaches — we’re in search of dynamic business leaders with a proven track record. Hands-on experience is a must, and if you don’t have that, this won't be a good fit.
If you’ve steered the ship through turbulent waters, built successful teams, and delivered tangible results, keep reading.
We expect our coaches to adopt and lead with EXM’s tested and proven processes, systems, and tools.
Every one of our coaches shares this same attribute – an uncommon desire for continued learning and growth.
To be a successful coach, you need to have invested in coaching yourself, so that our clients’ investment is real to you.
As we’re leading clients through tough decisions and hard conversations, it's essential you show resilience.
Non-negotiable: you need to balance assertiveness with compassion as you challenge, support, and inspire.
There are no lone wolves on this team. As an EXM coach, your success is tied to the success of all the other coaches.
The work we’re asking our clients to do requires high levels of financial stewardship and attention. We expect you to bring this same level of focus to your own finances.
Tech drives much of the work we do, and we expect every one of our coaches to be fluent in its use as they coach EXM clients.
A coach who truly listens? That’s gold. You’ve got to get the nuances, the subtleties, the unspoken words. At the same time, you need to be able to cut through the fluff. There’s no room for jargon or BS here.
Leading clients requires sizing up complex situations, drilling down to the core issues, and delivering strategies that pack a punch and bring fresh, game-changing ideas to the table.
We show up with unbreakable ethics, holding ourselves to the highest standards of honesty, integrity, and ethical conduct. At the same time, we practice vault-like confidentiality, guarding our client’s secrets like they’re our own.
We vet our coaches carefully because, at the end of the day, it’s EXM’s reputation on the line. If you’ve read everything above and still think you could be a good fit, we can take the next step.
Our process begins with our coaching application. To be clear, getting in the door is an intense process because the work we do for clients is intense, and working with the best is not for everyone. Ready to go?
As part of our application process, we request that prospective coaches submit a recorded video that addresses the 12 areas listed below:
Describe, in detail, your personal development history and how you’ve invested in your growth.
Describe, in detail, your previous business owner/leadership experience, including key metrics & links to public sources confirming it.
Describe your business OS (Scaling Up, EOS®, 4DX) implementation experience.
Describe your coaching background.
Describe your view of the fundamentals of business and how they intersect with one another.
Describe the most challenging thing you’ve ever gone through in your life and the impact of it now.
Describe your use of technology in life and business.
Describe a recent time where you had a brand new insight.
Describe why you want to be part of the team at EXM.
Describe your current business ventures and share your plan for those roles if you become an EXM coach.
What groups or centers of influence do you belong to?
What documentation (tax returns, wealth management statements, etc.) are you willing to provide to confirm your financial stability?
Submit your video application here.
Submit your video application.
It starts with one conversation.