Many people at some point in their lives consider working with a coach. Maybe they are stuck in a career that they don’t like. Maybe they struggle with finding a partner or managing their time.
But is a life coach worth it?
Many people at some point in their lives consider working with a coach. Maybe they are stuck in a career that they don’t like. Maybe they struggle with finding a partner or managing their time.
But is a life coach worth it?
Are you sick and tired of your 9-to-5 life? Then lifestyle design might be for you. Here, you build a life around the things that excite you.
For example, if you love surfing, you might convert a van and drive to the best surf spots. You pay for your adventures while working from your laptop in the evenings.
Are you wondering, “Should I start a blog?”
Wonder no more. In this post, I will outline all the major advantages of starting a blog in this day and age. But more importantly, I will address the most common objections that are holding you back.
Are you past 50, and thinking about starting your own business? Then this guide on senior entrepreneurship is for you.
We will cover everything you need to know, from business ideas to mindset. You will also learn about the numerous examples of entrepreneurs who had their big breakthroughs later in life. If they could do it, you can do it.
Are you a coach struggling to find clients? Then you need to educate yourself about marketing for coaches.
The problem is that there are so many different approaches. Should you do webinars? Start a YouTube channel? Create content for Instagram?
In this article, I will share what has worked for me, and what I am still struggling with.
If you switch jobs every couple of months, this won’t go over so well. People will think you lazy or unwilling to commit.
Don’t let that bother you.
Compulsive job quitting is actually a good thing. It means you haven’t made peace with the status quo yet. You refuse to do work that is meaningless.
Are you fed up with the vexations of the rat race?
The daily commute. The pointless work. Your jerk of a boss. The office politics.
But it doesn’t have to be like that.
As an employee, your job dictates your life.
When you get up in the morning, what you must work on, which people you spend your day with — all of that is determined by your 9-to-5 prison.
Lifestyle entrepreneurs question that paradigm. They believe that your job should enhance your life, not worsen it.
Are you the master of your own time?
Most people are not. They have to work set hours, can only take certain days off, and get a limited amount of vacation time each year.
They lack freedom of time. Their employer decides how they structure their day, not them.
But it doesn’t have to be that way.
Large businesses like to ramble on about culture and transparency. But to them, you are just another corporate slave. Dressing it up won’t change the fact.
There is no point in playing the blame game, though.
The fault is not with “them.” The fault is with ourselves. Out of fear, we opted for the well-trodden career path. And now we are suffering the consequences.