# Chris Marr
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Christopher J. Marr (born August 20, 1954) was a state senator from Spokane, Washington, representing Washington's 6th Legislative District in the Washington State Legislature in Olympia. He was defeated in the November 2010 general election by Michael Baumgartner, after one term in office. The election battle between Marr and Baumgartner was considered the most expensive legislative race in Washington State history.
How To Handle Tricky Clients, stop being a people-pleaser.
In this episode, we rip into:
How client pleasers accidentally kill profit
What “authority” really means (hint: it's not shouting louder)
How agency folk can stop grinding their teeth and start setting real boundaries
If you’re tired of over-servicing, getting walked over, or wondering why you’re b…
Meaningful Work and Growth: Lessons from Chris Marr on Client Interactions and Mentorship
Caroline Biesalski welcomes Chris Marr to explore the significance of engaging in meaningful tasks within the professional sphere. The discussion highlights common pitfalls in client interactions, particularly the tendency towards people-pleasing, and emphasizes the importance of self-respect for p…
Ep. 059 - Leaders Gone Wild: Power Podcast w/ Jivi Saran, Jim Brayshaw and Chris Marr
🎙️ Effort Over Results Podcast — with Dr. Jivi Saran, Jim Brayshaw & Chris Marr
The world of leadership is changing — fast. Old certainties, command-and-control models, and rigid hierarchies aren’t hacking it anymore. Today’s greatest leaders don’t just manage teams — they influence people, build …
086 Chris Marr: Stop Being a People Pleaser. Start Leading Clients.
Hey everyone, today I'm joined by Chris Marr.
Chris is the founder of The Authoritative Coach and a trusted trainer for agency account management teams.
He helps client-facing teams move from order takers to trusted advisors, with a focus on strategic communication, peer-level leadership, and accou…
Chris Marr - Learning Out Loud: The Power of Sharing What You Know
The Authority Reframe: How to Lead Without People-Pleasing (or Pretending to Be Someone You’re Not)Authority doesn’t have to feel arrogant. In fact, the most respected coaches and consultants aren’t the loudest in the room – they’re the clearest. In this conversation, Chris Marr helps us untangle t…
#609 Chris Marr: Stop People-Pleasing - Lead Clients with Confidence & Authority
Do you ever feel like you bend over backward to keep your clients happy—but end up feeling resentful, undervalued, or overwhelmed?
In this empowering episode of Talking with the Experts, award-winning host Rose Davidson welcomes Chris Marr, the founder of The Authoritative Coach, to unpack a game-c…
How He Became The Go To Mover For Senior Living Communities
When Chris Marr walked away from the moving company he was crewing for, the senior living facilities he had been working in started calling to ask where he had gone.In this episode of The Heavy Lifting Podcast we speak with Chris Marr of MoveU in New Hampshire, who turned a decade on the truck into…
Knight Service: Appofeniacs With Director Chris Marrs Piliero
You may remember this movie being in my top 10 list at the end of last year. I got to see it at Fantastic Fest about a year ago, and I'm so happy that it is about to release to theaters very soon. I had a great chance to talk with Chris, the director of the film, about this amazing story. By far on…
Keeping 400 Little League Families Happy Is Impossible. And Hilarious.
The trophy guy got me. Early in the pilot of Out of the Park, a Little League board member makes a passionate case that trophies are for every kid in the league, not just winners. Then the camera cuts away, and he admits he owns the trophy shop in town.
I laughed out loud, because I’ve seen the boa…
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