02/07/2023
💥Treat yourself like your Most Valuable Client💥
Part 1️⃣
Try this if you struggle with finding time :
Practical Advice Below ⬇️ ⬇️⬇️
🤓I have been here when I was a Math teacher and
😎now as a Coach and Business Owner. As a teacher it would look like this:
➡️If students are struggling, I will absolutely stay after school for tutoring. If I know it will create better lessons, I will go in on the weekend.
➡️As a coach and business owner, Giving attention and time to clients, nutrition, habits and mindset. Setting time aside to network and add structure. Investing in classes that were connected to the Health Journey.
NOW ALL THE ABOVE IS INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT TO ME
And I was not able to give fully until I treated myself like the most important client/ students. It did not make sense or land until I started practicing this. ( and still a work in progress)
What has landed? By making time for my health and my growth it added value and depth to what I was giving. It did not take away. I thought there is no way. You can and will make a way out of now way when you realize you are your most valuable Client/ student/etc.
Here was my thinking process with it:
OMG this client not only wants to pay you 1 million dollars, they also would benefit 10 fold if you go all in!
Ok, I guess I can free up time 5 days a week for movement.
Hows—>As a teacher that was my lunch hour.
—> As a momma, I started to carpool and lean into helping each other. When someone else was driving to and/or from soccer. I ran, read a book,
—> I got up early. ( pssst loved snooze) I got strategies if ya need them
—>As a coach and entrepreneur, I scheduled myself on a calendar (Would I cancel on a client? No, I would give them consistency and show up)
Be Realistic Somedays, If my client really needed me but I only had 10 minutes. I would show up for that and give. Then move on to the rest of my day knowing the boundaries are important.
If something came up and I had to cancel, I would give a warning. I would recommit and tell them how I valued them and what they had committed to. There would be compassion and no judgment because there was a level of trust and not breaking promises