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Has this ever happened to you?
You sit down with an idea for this week’s blog post. Let’s say you’re a life coach and you want to talk about worthiness. You had a good idea the other day in the dentist office, and now, as the blank page is in front of you, the cursor blinking, you’re gripped with the thought:
I have nothing new to say.
I was recently doing a market interview, part of a reciprocal agreement with a new business owner. She got to talking about spreadsheets, and goal tracking, and started throwing in a few project managements terms like resource allocation and Gantt charts, and then stopped herself, laughing a little apologetically, from “nerding out.”
I told her I loved it when people nerd out. Especially authentic business owners.
I recently met someone thinking about starting her own heart-centered business to help women connect and form deeply nourishing relationships.
She asked, “Do I really need a website?”
She was still working full-time, and although she desperately wants to get started creating her dream business, she’s conscious of incurring cost before her business really is viable.
A while back I had a call with a potential client. She was in a bit of a panic. Her life coach training course had ended six months earlier. She’d been working on a few initiatives – a women’s group, some local advertising, updating her Facebook page.
She’d just lost her other full-time job. And she needed clients. ASAP.
