Introduction
I sat looking at the screen on my Dell, learning how to build a web site in a day
for a course on web-based businesses. Fascinating but true. I have been working
on building a web site for another great business idea; however I was
overwhelmed by the engine that runs the business from web hosts to name hosts
and things like that. The teacher tells me how important it is for business success
to give something free, to build a list. He talks on about eBooks, how easy it is to
get information; copy, change detail and paste. One only needs a domain and
host to continue. I was lucky I had a domain name -- Ðgoforlifecoaching.comÑ --
that I had registered this as part of my final assignment in a course titled
Executive and Life Coaching. Cutting and pasting is totally against my way of
thinking, but I continue with the process.
Later on, my mind being active and alertÈÈ
Why did I continue paying for the domain name two years later?
What if my web idea doesnÓt work?
Why not do what this teacher says and try this internet marketing lark?
What about life coaching?
I have plenty of time on my hands.
The cost is minimal.
When I donÓt know what to do, I go with the artist strategy. Dip the brush into
paint and dab it on a blank canvas, follow with a stroke, then another and before
longÈ. I put pen to paper, drew a circle; a wheel, a brilliant coaching tool. I
discovered the best material was deep inside my head, this process, this way
forward and this eBook.
This is not just an eBook; this is a coaching program. I thought long and hard
about writing this. Is a program like this good for people? If so, what are the
benefits? The answer is simple: life coaching can be very effective. I have seen
some remarkable results. On the other hand, life coaching can be expensive and
people are often concerned that they may not get results. Sometimes they donÓt
get results; the reasons vary from not having any rapport with the coach to the
Success doesnÓt just happen
