Don't turn down any job when you're learning, but you can turn down clients. |
Focus on communication, leadership, and automation in your business. |
Find mentors and be open to failing fast. |
Friends and family may not be your biggest supporters in the early stages of your business. |
Manifesting and asking for specific outcomes can be powerful. |
Listen to your intuition and gut feelings when making decisions. |
Define your own version of success and build goals around it. |
Don't compare yourself to others; your success is unique. |
Learn to say no and set boundaries in your business. |
It's okay to hire help and invest in your business. |
In this episode, I talk about a coaching session where a client was worried about not selling enough. I tell them about how I faced similar challenges and made big changes that helped me a lot. Additionally, I explain how important it is for all of us to sometimes do things that seem really big or scary to see significant improvements.
In this podcast episode, I reflect on a conversation with a friend about accountability coaching and handholding. We discuss how handholding, in the context of coaching, isn't about constant guidance but rather about communication and taking action together.
In this episode, I talked about a coaching call where I worked with a client on being in alignment with their goals and intentions. I emphasized the importance of actions matching our words and how this leads to success and accountability.
In this episode, I shared how I'm feeling grateful and recounted a touching story from my accountability program. One of my clients, a busy mom managing a dance studio and family life, felt unsure about her reflection process. She worried if reflecting while driving was effective. I assured her that there's no "right" way and emphasized doing our best in any circumstance.