I'm not a big woo woo guy.
To put it in Star Wars terms, I’m more like Han Solo than Luke Skywalker …
Han (referring to The Force): “Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster at your side, kid”
While I'm not usually throwing around words like "the universe" and "manifestation", or chanting with crystals, I do think there's something to this quote:
"The universe loves speed"
Some people are in constant research mode and naval-gazing all day long, but the rewards go to those who don't overthink things and just get out there and try stuff.
If it doesn't work, you can move on and probably attempt 10 different things before that naval-gazer does anything.
That gives you a big advantage over those types.
Most people hold back out of fear of failing, or looking stupid. If that sounds like you, let me tell you something:
I've tried a lot of stuff to build my coaching business since 2014, and I've failed/looked stupid plenty of times too.
But I eventually found out what works, and boiled it down into a concise training which shows how to get coaching clients rolling in while you sleep (without having to chase people or blow gobs of money on ads).
You can take some time to watch it now, and then get to work on implementing what you learn from it this week.
Hop in your Millennium Falcon and zoom over here to get it:
Marc Mawhinney