The Ultimate Desire: Freedom and Flexibility in Business Coaching

As business coaches, we're often driven by a desire for freedom and flexibility. We want to create a lifestyle that allows us to pursue our passions, spend time with loved ones, and make a meaningful impact on our clients.

While financial success is essential, it's not the only motivator. Freedom and flexibility are the ultimate desires that drive us to build a successful business coaching practice.

The Problem with Instant Gratification

In today's fast-paced world, we're often tempted by the promise of instant results and instant gratification. However, true growth and success come from learning, implementation, and perseverance. As Jeff Bezos once said, "You can work three years straight with your business and seem like you're not getting anywhere. And then the fourth year, everything explodes." While success in business coaching doesn’t take years, the principle remains the same. Success rarely happens overnight. It takes time, effort, and dedication.

Action Item: Focus on Long-Term Success

So, how can you achieve freedom and flexibility in your business coaching practice?

1. Prepare well: Develop a solid business plan, identify your target market, and create a unique value proposition.

2. Get rid of shortsighted desires: Focus on long-term success rather than quick fixes or get-rich-quick schemes.

3. Focus on adding value: Prioritize building meaningful relationships with your clients and adding value to their lives and businesses.

4. Seek guidance: Ask God to guide your steps, order your steps, and give you wisdom as you build your business practice.

5. Learn from others: Seek out mentors, join mastermind groups, and learn from those who have gone before you and paved a path to success.

By following these steps, you'll be well on your way to achieving freedom and flexibility in your business coaching practice.

Remember, success is a marathon, not a sprint. Stay focused, stay committed, and trust that God will direct your path.