carpe_diem
12-31-2008, 07:41 AM
Hi everyone,
Just for starters, how good is this book?
I want to frame it and stick it on my wall.
Am using this post to advise exactly where I am at right now.
I am a personal coach based in Australia. I have a wide range of clients all around the world, and I am in my first year of business.
My specialty is pickup coaching (I teach men how to pickup women), and you can call me a date coach. I also do lifestyle coaching, success coaching, and entrepreneurial coaching, although its the dating stuff that has me traveling the world, and building my name as the leading guy in Australia, and one of the leading guys in the world.
My business is primarily one on one coaching, in person, or on the phone, and I essentially trade my time for money. I am currently working on an internet marketing model, with my first batch of products, and this is exciting, but not finished yet.
It seems at the moment I am so conditioned to working, that even when I free up time for myself, I still just sit inside on my laptop. I've previously been a public company director, and held many high level positions, such as a state sales manager, and my first year working for myself has had its ups and downs.
My main goals is to be a championship dancer, this year I competed at the Australian Dancesport Championships, and I dance about 7 days a week for 1-2 hours. I'd like to increase this in 2009 to 4-6 hours a day, and become a champion dancer. I'm 31 by the way.
My passions are snowboarding, surfing, the outdoors, anything dangerous and wildly fun, travel, latin dance, women of course, and socializing, and nice clothes. The past few years sucked as I have barely been doing enough of those things, and my goal with the 4-hour work week is to begin to spend more of my time doing the things I love.
I'd like to hit the snow in several countries, I've done 8 so far, but none for 5 years, surf the most beautiful breaks in the world, dance the Rio in Brazil, and go to the biggest dance competitions in the world, hopefully to compete.
I'd love to hear some opinions on how I can change the scope of my coaching business from time/money, to automated, and automatic.
Also, what are some good goals for me to have, and to work towards, and anybody who would like to partner up with me, as I am one of the most ambitious, driven, motivated, and personally powerful people you will meet.
Matt
Just for starters, how good is this book?
I want to frame it and stick it on my wall.
Am using this post to advise exactly where I am at right now.
I am a personal coach based in Australia. I have a wide range of clients all around the world, and I am in my first year of business.
My specialty is pickup coaching (I teach men how to pickup women), and you can call me a date coach. I also do lifestyle coaching, success coaching, and entrepreneurial coaching, although its the dating stuff that has me traveling the world, and building my name as the leading guy in Australia, and one of the leading guys in the world.
My business is primarily one on one coaching, in person, or on the phone, and I essentially trade my time for money. I am currently working on an internet marketing model, with my first batch of products, and this is exciting, but not finished yet.
It seems at the moment I am so conditioned to working, that even when I free up time for myself, I still just sit inside on my laptop. I've previously been a public company director, and held many high level positions, such as a state sales manager, and my first year working for myself has had its ups and downs.
My main goals is to be a championship dancer, this year I competed at the Australian Dancesport Championships, and I dance about 7 days a week for 1-2 hours. I'd like to increase this in 2009 to 4-6 hours a day, and become a champion dancer. I'm 31 by the way.
My passions are snowboarding, surfing, the outdoors, anything dangerous and wildly fun, travel, latin dance, women of course, and socializing, and nice clothes. The past few years sucked as I have barely been doing enough of those things, and my goal with the 4-hour work week is to begin to spend more of my time doing the things I love.
I'd like to hit the snow in several countries, I've done 8 so far, but none for 5 years, surf the most beautiful breaks in the world, dance the Rio in Brazil, and go to the biggest dance competitions in the world, hopefully to compete.
I'd love to hear some opinions on how I can change the scope of my coaching business from time/money, to automated, and automatic.
Also, what are some good goals for me to have, and to work towards, and anybody who would like to partner up with me, as I am one of the most ambitious, driven, motivated, and personally powerful people you will meet.
Matt