What if we think of business as an adventure and not a goal?
MY METHODOLOGY
Unlearning the typical numerical and linear measure of success while learning to enjoy the everyday process of designing a business model that sustains our ideal lifestyle
and then.. as instructed, I HOSTED THEM.. the course, program, module, webinar, masterclass 🥴
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I FELT LIKE A ROBOT!
I hosted them not because I wanted but because I was told to.
I quickly noticed the constant decline of course completion rates and scarcity marketing taking over the industry. Coaches were {understandably} being associated with scammy ads and money hungry tactics.
Before all the fancy titles ( Business Development Strategist, Bilingual Accredited Coach, Remote Living Expert & Certified Digital Wellness Educator) I hiked the long “underpaid and overworked” trail. I was a Registered Veterinary Technician for 4 years and had NO idea how to re-route to a remote journey.
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Most importantly, I didn't trust myself making decisions or coming up with ideas since my previous decisions led me to that unwanted trail.
So I put all my trust in
the Coaching industry and did it all.
got certified
took the marketing courses
paid for the healing programs
studied the mentorship modules
attended money hungry webinars and masterclasses
the shame selling tactics, desperate messaging scripts & the robotic launching methods I was taught.
While at the same time, RE-LEARNING a lot about myself, my methodology and business.
I quickly learned:
that asking for personalized help was the shortcut to hitting milestones
to develop systems and boundaries based on my personality & meaning for happiness
to design my ideal life BEFORE my business model
how to detach my version of success with others'
So after 5 years in the Coaching space, I decided to stop it all and UNLEARN
What if we reframed the “goal” of becoming a successful remote business owner to the “adventure” of starting the journey OF remote living?
So.. that brings me to my original question