This is important, and I hope everyone gets it.
As a coach, I often experience people taking my remarks as criticism, and are compelled to protect or defend themselves. I normally “fire them” as clients. Why? Because they are missing the point. And I am not about wasting my “Light” on black holes…
You hire a coach [...]
When and How You Should Argue with Your Coach?
December 25th, 2009 · No Comments
Tags: Mindset · entrepreneurial issues
What Doesn’t Make Sense in Internet Marketing Training
December 25th, 2009 · No Comments
I am a coach. I coach internet marketing, I coach mindset… and I love it.
What I don’t love is getting all the people that end up with me that got their start with other coaches… coaches that lack the most fundamental elements of teaching, attitudes , thinking, foundation, and actions steps.
I mean… after all they [...]
Tags: Mindset
Two main reasons you don’t have the life you want
September 24th, 2009 · No Comments
As you know I am a coach, and I don’t have to think much to find something to teach… hey, my clients is a never ending source of inspiration for writing.
I want to share something about the kind of life you live… because I want you to sign up to the 100 day challenge, so [...]
Tags: Mindset
Clarity… delusions of grandeur
September 15th, 2009 · No Comments
In my coaching practice I often bump up against a certain type of client, it’s never rewarding, it’s never pleasant.
Let’s call the type “I am so great, why no one is seeing it?” Or maybe let’s call him Pete… why Pete?
Because some twenty years ago I had a fling with an alcoholic whose name was [...]
Tags: Mindset
If you were a company: what kind of company would you be?
September 11th, 2009 · No Comments
We all come with different strengths… it could be said, they are inclinations. They are approaches to life and to challenges. When left to our own devices, we always do things the same way… good or bad, effective or not, we say “it should work” then it doesn’t.
Tags: entrepreneurial issues
Sophie BenShitta Maven is a Renaissance Woman... architect, publisher, photographer, coach, marketer, teacher, but most importantly the archetype of the Pathfinder.