Given my background, I can – and do – have a range of ways of adding value to the world.

If nothing else, you know I can write.

But I chose coaching as one of them.

Why?

Because coaching isn’t something I do for the money. No, I have two motivations instead:

One, it’s an amazing way of uplifting us out of the muck and quagmire of our own stale thinking. My life now is completely different to how it used to be – and most of that is from changing how I think. I know how powerful coaching is and I’m excited to pay that forward.

Two?

I enjoy it.

If I were the last human alive, I’d find a possum or rat and coach it.

I enjoy finding out what’s really holding someone back and spinning that until it pops.

That’s good news for you. I mean, do you want coaching from someone who’s just going through the motions – who has one eye on the clock and half their mind on how this will help them pay their mortgage?

An artist who paints for fun will create original pieces – and faster, too.

A programmer who codes on the weekend will know their craft backwards.

Ask a child about the periodic table and they’ll probably struggle. Ask them about Pokemon cards and they’ll list off memorised statistics and strategies for hours.

Now, sure, you don’t want someone who’s only in it for kicks. You still want someone with real skills who can get real results.

Like someone who can help you learn, harness your instincts, balance order and chaos, dismantle bad habits and cultivate powerful mental states.

That’s the difference between a hobbyist and an enthusiast. I love what I do well enough to have a suite of awesome skills – a suite I’m refining all the time.

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