When the Why is the Most Important Part
Over the last 10 months, coaching has become a larger part of my professional life, and I’ve been reflecting on why I feel so driven to help other people achieve their goals. It started when I was staring at the memoir I wrote about my experience of getting run over by a truck and surviving, aptly named, “How to Get Run Over by a Truck” It had been rejected by over 90 agents. I wasn’t sure what to do, but I knew that I couldn’t give up on it, and I couldn’t do it it alone. Enter the amazing life coaching skills of Mollie Khine . She and I worked together every week, and over the course of 4 months I went from having no idea of how I would take this manuscript out of my computer and into the world - to having pre-sold over 1000 copies of this book. I was so blown away by the fact that coaching had changed the trajectory of my life, that I realized it was what I wanted to do for others! I’ve spent the better part of the last year doing just that, standing with clients as they