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Morgana - The Truth About Bad–for you–Coaching

I was mentoring the Tuesday Group of my “90 Days of Money Honey Love” Mastermind.

Whenever I work with a group, a theme emerges.

This group revealed a pattern very high achievers who were suffering serious health issues, anxiety attacks, exhaustion and depression from doing all the things their other coaches were telling them to do.

Not only were they working harder, they were making LESS money… after investing in a slew of high ticket programs!

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When I did a little digging, it became clear that they were getting too much external direction, without enough personalisation, or personal support, in some of these other programs.

That is typically a recipe for disaster. Both personally and financially.

There is no inspiration in doing a business based on what you’re “supposed” to do. If you’re not turned on, you won’t turn on anyone else.

Yes, it’s important to study and experiment with other people’s systems, like a musician learns scales, but it’s still imitation, and I’ve never made my money that way.

 

Take what you like and leave the rest.

The lessons you’re learning from your coaches today will include what to do and what NOT to do. Learn the lessons, then do what feels best to you.

Some things you learn today you may implement tomorrow. Some things you’ll implement months or years from now. Some things you may decide are just not your thing, and you can make a ton of money without them. Every mentor’s approach will you give you more tools and choices. But be TRUE TO YOURSELF!

The fun part of today’s Mastermind session was connecting my clients back to their fun, sexy (personified) Money “Honey”, and guiding them to uncover what THEY want to do–in partnership with their MH.

Here’s an inquiry I’d like you to chew on:

What if you could ONLY make money doing what you actually want to do…

What do you want to do?

Now let’s partner with your “Money Honey” to monetize it. That’s where the Gold is.

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Here’s one of my BIG PET PEEVES in the “coaching” world…

A couple years back I was in an expensive (and awful) mastermind, listening to a bunch of “coaches” complaining about clients who don’t do what they’re told.

Screw that!

I can’t even imagine having that problem with clients.

Because coaching is NOT telling clients what to do!  It’s about inspiring the client to do what needs to be done to get a desired result… and the client always gets the final say.

If the client doesn’t want to do something, then the client probably shouldn’t do it.

Or, if the client DOES want to do something, but inner or outer OBSTACLES are getting in the way, then the coach should have the skills to help the client eliminate those obstacles.

 

The Solution

So for all of you whose hearts, bodies and souls are rebelling against squeezing into a “coaching” box that doesn’t support, honor, or fit you… you have my permission and encouragement to TRUST YOURSELF!

You get to have it both ways.

Keep taking the classes. Try out the templates. Learn the systems. Do what every great musician and artist does: study with the masters to learn their rules, and then go off and do your own thing. That’s what the world wants and needs from you.

Namaste,

PS: For those of you who have been asking about my Money Honey Love Mastermind… it’s true that I took a year long break to focus on my retreats and my 100 Weddings around the World with my husband.  I’ll be making an announcement next week (last week of June) if I have any openings available.

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