Do You Know Your WHY

The reason I decided to become a coach was because I'd had a migraine for a decade and believed it was work related.  I hired a coach to help me come up with an exit plan.  That man did not seem to have a migraine.  So, I wanted what he had - a life without debilitating headaches.  

To be honest, that wasn't reason enough.

Since then my list of "why's" has grown a lot.  I tend to think my success has grown proportionately.  Maybe my list has grown because of the ways I've found success.  Chicken or the egg???

Join us today to talk about finding your big WHY.