One of the greatest challenges in building anything—especially a business coaching practice—is the temptation to do too much. We often feel the pressure to fill our calendars, chase every new idea, and juggle a dozen different strategies at once. The problem? That mindset will burn you out and pull you into mediocrity before you even realize it.

The truth is, real success doesn’t come from doing everything—it comes from doing a few things really well. When you’re building your practice, especially if you’re doing it mostly on your own, you can’t afford to spread yourself too thin. Trying to spin too many plates will eventually cause them to fall.

Yes, doing many things has its place when you’re at a stage of scaling—but when you’re still establishing your business, you win by mastering one or two core elements. That’s where momentum happens. That’s where your foundation gets strong enough to handle growth later on.

If you want to build a six-figure business coaching framework—one that gives you time, freedom, and flexibility—you must be disciplined and focused. Mastery is the key. That’s why our company is called Business Coach Mastery. We believe in focusing deeply on the skills and strategies that matter most, and asking God to bless our efforts and expand our wisdom in those areas.

So today, if you’re coaching, take a step back and evaluate:

• Are you spread too thin?

• Or are you intentionally mastering the one or two areas that will bring the greatest results?

Focus is your multiplier. Mastery is your advantage. And in business—just like in life—that’s where God can do something extraordinary.