Mindset Shifts For Rebuilding Your Life When Everything Falls Apart with Coach Martin Salama

"The world doesn’t happen to you — it happens through you." — Martin Salama What if losing millions, a home, a marriage, and a BMW all within a few months could actually be the best thing that ever happened to you? For Martin Salama, that's exactly what it was. In this episode, Martin shares how he transformed personal and financial disaster into a powerful coaching philosophy — one that helps entrepreneurs not just survive chaos, but thrive because of it. Martin is known as The Architect of The Warrior's Life, a coach who specializes in helping people live incredibly full lives — despite (or perhaps because of) the bumps in the road. After building and losing a multimillion-dollar business, Martin turned his own lessons into a seven-figure coaching program with a risk-reversal strategy that’s as bold as his personality. We Also Talked About: How Martin’s five-year dream project collapsed overnight — and why it was the making of him Why most people stay stuck in a “why is this happening to me” mindset, and how to shift to “through me” thinking What reading The Four Agreements unlocked for him about anger, people-pleasing, and personal responsibility His journey from being a people-pleaser and control freak to a confident, compassionate coach How he built the "Live Incredibly Full Every Day" (LIFE) framework The problem with "done for you" coaching programs — and how Martin’s model is different The power of guarantees in business (and why Martin’s guarantee is a true game-changer) The gift he gave — and received — by donating stem cells to save a life RESOURCES MENTIONED The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz (affiliate link) Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki (affiliate link) Who Not How by Dan Sullivan (affiliate link) Martin’s book: Worrier to Warrior (affiliate link) Connect with Martin: ConnectWithMartin.com Get regular access to tips, techniques and advice from experts about growing your business. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.