Intervalue Consulting

Being self employed, you get to decide what work you do, and perhaps more importantly, who you do it with.

[The worst job I ever had was _______]

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"When you're doing something hard, focus on the fun part.

Many people make a subtle mistake, which is they emphasize how difficult it is to do something. They tell themselves writing is hard or running is hard or math is hard. And so on. The dominant thought in their mind is that this is hard to do.

And it is true these things (and many others in life) can be challenging.

Meanwhile, people who thrive in a given area are often emphasizing a completely different aspect of the experience. They are thinking about how it feels good to move their body rather than telling themselves exercise is hard. Or, perhaps, they aren't really thinking much at all. They may slip into a trance during their run, a meditative rhythm.

But what they are almost certainly not doing is repeating a mental story about how hard it is to do the thing. Their dominant thought is about some element of the experience they enjoy. They are working hard, but with the fun part in mind." James Clear

“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” - Dr. Seuss

Tell us: What book influenced your mindset about business and life? 🤔 Was it The Art of War by Sun Tzu?

We’ll start: Good To Great - Jim Collins

Some start their business for eventual recognition, for the lifestyle, for the freedom, or for the money.

We want to ask you:

Why did you start your own business?

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What would a business coach do for me anyway?

Very glad you asked :)

A good business coach will create a program that is to be designed as a 3-way partnership between the business, the coach, and the client (you).

In the beginning, you will work together with the coach to determine what exactly are your goals.

These could be geared toward the success of the business, as well as toward the satisfaction of personal needs.

Then a strategy will be created, complete with a timeline and schedule, that will lay out what action is to be taken to achieve your goals.

After that, it's time to implement! Through regular audit meetings over time, your coach will monitor the results, offer opportunities for improvement, and allow the plan to evolve alongside your personal evolution.

Your coach will constantly analyze your results against your established goals, and introduce programs that ensure your new mindset and behaviors are internalized.

So, to put it simply, a business coach will help you to improve yourself as a person – and in the process help ensure your lasting success and prosperity.

Not bad!

Starting a hot air balloon business, but it just isn't taking off? ;)

Send us a message and we’ll schedule an appointment for our business coaching service, where you will gain the skills and insight needed to make the right calls and follow your dreams!

Let's face it: entrepreneurial life can be risky business!

More often than not, it's your money on the line – and it's up to you alone to ensure that everything is being done to keep the business afloat.

On the flip side, being employed by a large corporation can provide great stability – at the cost of some of your personal freedom.

There is no one correct way to live your life, and your preference will be based on your situation, lifestyle, and personality.

Would you rather take the risk and be your own boss, or work for someone else?

Starting your own business is stepping to the next level of excitement and ownership of your own life. It is also stepping into another level of unexpected challenges that can lead you to greatness! Are you ready to step up?

Feeling like there's not enough of you to go around?

This is a common problem for entrepreneurs.

So many phone calls, meetings, emails, lunches, and more – there's hardly any time to get any real work done!

And when you finally do get crackin’ away – buzz buzz – another incoming message.

It’s all too much.

So try to make yourself less available.

Schedule yourself time to respond to emails, messages, voicemails, and whatever other communications are bogging you down.

Leave this to once or twice a day.

You’ll quickly see how much more you can get done, and that overwhelming feeling will disappear in no time :)