One Question Coaching Program

Have you ever had a day like this?

You have a great night's sleep, and so you're well rested.

You have one big project scheduled for the day. You know exactly what you need to do, and you can't wait to get started on it.

You just know that today will be different. It promises to be really productive.

You get to your desk and start working.

At first, everything goes just as you planned. Silky smooth.

And you're excited.

But then, you encounter something you hadn't planned on; something that you haven't encountered before.

It's not a tech issue. Those are relatively easy to solve. All you do is have a chat with support. It's part of their service.

No. This is something else.

It's likely to be something with a psychology component in it.

For example, maybe you're setting up a Summit or something like it, and you're starting to invite people. But then you come across someone who you know has to be approached differently. What do you?

Do you do X or Y?

Maybe there's a third option that you haven't thought of. But you know that you'll only have one chance, and you're afraid that you'll blow it.

Or maybe you're writing a sales letter, but you can't quite figure how to say what you mean so that you can connect with the emotions of your readers.

Or perhaps you want to up your email game. You're an expert in your niche, but you also know that your messages could be so much better, especially if you could spend a few minutes just chatting with somebody about them.

Whatever it is, the more you think about it, the more uncertain you become, and it's not long before you reach a point where you're afraid to do anything because you don't know what to do.

Your pre-planned day comes to a screeching halt. Instead of accomplishing something really big, you're no further forward than you were yesterday or the day before, or the day before that.

And what you'd really like to do - what would solve everything - is if you could just chat with someone.

Maybe it would be to get some more ideas, or an objective opinion, or to be reassured that what you have in mind is a good idea.

But  . . .because you can't think of anyone to ask, you get STOP. Your highly productive day turns into one where you hardly get anything done.

 

I get it.

I've been in this situation myself, and it's why I created the One Question Coaching Program.

Like you, I've also encountered situations where I wasn't sure what to do.

I wanted to get an answer as soon as possible, but I knew that if I asked my coach, I'd be told to wait until the next coaching call a few days or a week  later.

When you have a question that stops you in your tracks, the last thing you want is to have to wait to get an answer.

What you need is an answer now, or as close to now as you can get it.

And that's what this program is for.

Here's how it works.