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World Leading Life Coach: 3 Steps To Figuring Out ANYTHING You Want: Marie Forleo

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The most game changing work that I've ever done is Marie launch a multi-million dollar life coaching business. Star of the award winning Marie TV. An international best selling author. And I get a woof woof. Marie for you. Track your time meticulously for seven days. You will be shocked at how much time flitters away that don't create a ton of value for you, and you'll get an idea of like I would have never thought of that if your face was stuck in Netflix or TikTok for you know the seven hours a day that you're not working. Your book that's full of solutions to the most important challenges. What are you struggling with? I'm someone who has ADHD so I can have a very overactive brain, but I found myself overperforming and overworking, wanting to control everything so I could have a sense of safety. That's where the real cost came in for me.

I started dreading waking up in the morning. Like I wish I could just disappear. Like Yeah. See these were scary thoughts and it almost destroyed my relationship. In the book you talk about these three rules that underpin this figure outable mindset. Yes, and it's just helped me in every different facet. My relationships, my mental health, my business. What are those? So rule number one is that Rule number two.

Rule number three. That's super important. Point number three. It's the one we don't talk about. You have to be willing to just Without further ado. I'm Steven Butler. And this is the dive of CEO.

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