Taki Moore

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He is a business coach who built Million Dollar Coach, a community and set of programs for coaches moving from six figures to seven figures in revenue. He writes and speaks about attracting the right clients, converting them, and delivering coaching programs at scale, and about building a business that fits a coach's own personality and strengths rather than a generic playbook. He has appeared on The $100 MBA Show to talk about building a lifestyle business around personal strengths, and runs programs including Black Belt and The Boardroom for established coaches.

Where to Find Them

Taki Moore has been a guest on The $100 MBA Show .

Recently: “Build Your Lifestyle Empire Using Your Personal Advantage With Taki Moore” on The $100 MBA Show (September 2026).

What They Said

“If you're a great marketer and your product's no good, you just speed up the rate at which people find out you're not good.” — Taki Moore, The $100 MBA Show

Moore, a coach whose business is teaching marketing, is asked what happens if you skip the part about having a good product. He answers that marketing skill without substance is an accelerant rather than a fix, and follows it with the line about the emperor's clothes. His next point is that without a product people stay for, every new client only replaces one who left.

The $100 MBA Show · 2026-09-07 Permalink → Listen →
The $100 MBA Show Around 29:52 into the episode
Taki Moore

So let's start with what happens if you don't.

Speaker 2

Okay.

Taki Moore

Yeah. If you're a great marketer and your product's no good, you just speed up the rate at which people find out you're not good. Which is a terrible idea. Yeah.

Speaker 2

Great.

Taki Moore

The Emperor has no clothes. Okay. Well, now that we know that. So you can get a long way on marketing and sales. We've all, you know, we've all done that. I think having something you're proud of just makes everything else. I mean, it sounds so dumb that we need to teach people this, but it's the…

Speaker 2

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