I returned from 4 weeks of uninterrupted vacations, fresh and ready to make a difference. Some years ago, this was a far-fetched dream: even if I would “give” myself some time off, there would be challenges that my team would need my support with when I was on vacation so I used to spend my vacations….. working in exotic places 🙂
Then I invested an insane amount (for my budget) on learning from a Mentor who had achieved what I wanted to achieve, I still remember crying each month when I had to pay 1500 euros for the mentoring program. But I HAD TO CHANGE. The pain of being a prisoner of the company I created and loved so much was bigger than money.
And yes, after some time, I started taking 1 week of uninterrupted vacations, then 2 weeks, up to 8 weeks per year and my company keeps running smoothly, we have the incredible feedback of 9,4/10 from our students.
If you are an entrepreneur and you are serious about growing your company while you take your life back, you may want to be one of my hand picked coachees. FYI there is a waiting list in my practice. If you want to learn more, hit reply and my team will get back to you.
Are you thinking of changing your career? You are in the right place, I have done it 2 times!
In this video you will find out the 5 Steps for a successful career change.
Step number one. Find out who you are. Okay. Find out who you are. Meaning? Find your strengths. Find your things that you are amazing at. Find out with all the tests possible that you can do. What are your traits? What are your values? Get into global Academy of coaching.com and download the values exercise. It’s completely for free.
Step two: Be clear on what you do incredibly well. Okay. Be clear on the things that you’re doing and you’re doing them very, very, very well.
Step number three: Be clear on your vision. What is your life’s vision? What do you want your life to look like in some time? In one year and five years? Where are you looking? It’s so important. If you don’t have a vision, you don’t have a you don’t know where you’re going, actually. So I want to invite you and be clear on your vision. Again, in Global Academy of coaching.com, you can download the exercise for free under the free resources.
Step number four: Go within every day.
Get in contact with yourself and ask yourself What can you do in order to have a successful career change? Okay. And then start taking massive action, my friend. Send your CV, talk to friends, talk to past colleagues, be very active on LinkedIn, but really take massive action. And step number five, Do not compromise. Okay? Do not get a job. Just just for the sake of it. I urge you the more no’s you say, the more you will get closer to your dream job. So do not compromise. But in order not to compromise, you first have to be very clear on what exactly that you want. My beautiful friend, You can do it. I’m next to you. I will never forget when I did my first career change, it was so tough. I felt that, you know, everything would just not work out. And I’m telling you, once you feel it inside of you. There’s a reason why this happens. You can make it happen now. What is the number one thing you’re going to do or you have already done in order to have a career, a successful career change? Just hit reply and let me know!
On Wednesday we have the Masterclass 3 Things To Avoid In Your Coaching Business!
Together with John Daniels who is Helping Coaches and Speakers Make More Money from their ideas with Done for You LinkedIn Event Funnels, we will share with you the three most common mistakes that coaches make when building their businesses, and what you can do to avoid them. You’ll discover powerful strategies for building a reputation for excellence, attracting clients who are a great fit for your coaching style, and creating a profitable and sustainable coaching practice that makes a real difference in the lives of your clients.
Enroll here and share with anyone you believe will benefit.
Looking forward to seeing you!
“With my GAC studies I now feel sure that anything I want to do is on my hand to achieve as long as I design my actions and be consistent to them.”
Betty Siarkou
Certified Professional Coach – GAC graduate
