"Being uncoachable isn't a flaw. It's a sign you're getting your power back." — Bryn Daylor In this episode Bryn is naming something she's been watching unfold in the coaching industry and in her own community. Women are burned out, skeptical, and done handing their power to the next person who promises to fix them. And she thinks that's exactly right. This episode is a reclamation of your own authority and a reframe of what good mentorship actually looks like. Takeaways - Why so many women went into the healing space searching for themselves and came out more lost - The David Ghiyam story - The difference between outsourcing your intuition and using outside input to confirm what you already know - Why if you can't say no to your coach, that's a problem - Why the guru model is dying and what's rising in its place - What being uncoachable actually means — and why it's the highest compliment Connect with Bryn: Instagram: @bryndaylor This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit bryndaylor.substack.com Rss
