RE-STARTING YOUR COACHING PRACTICE

Most people and most businesses have it all backwards. In times when the economy is slow or in recession, the first thing that they cut back on is learning. It is as if they think that personal development is completely unrelated to economic success. It is as if they think that personal development is a luxury—an extra, something you think about when you have taken care of everything else. Yet Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich principle not only continues in depressive economies, it is actually a key variable for creating wealth in economically tight times. After all, wealth is thinking—creative thinking, thinking by which you add value to your products and services and see opportunities when others do not.