3 things I do as a practical business owner who is also spiritual

1. I write my intentions before writing my to do list

Intentions guide what I want to FEEL and experience. Love me a good to do list, but without consciously choosing the energy I desire first, to-do lists can be a lifeless prison.

2. I stop working the moment it feels like work

When I'm having fun I produce genius. When I'm pushing and forcing, the work is worthless. As soon as it feels like a drag I get up and go for a walk in the woods, or take my wife to the beach.

3. I don't take on a single "problem client"

If during an application call I sense this person won't do the work, has a bad attitude, or is resentful about spending the money, I politely tell them we're not a fit. Choosing self-led clients who have a clear vision leads to better coaching outcomes and awesome referral business.

Leaning into your spirituality will make you better at the practical aspects of business. Yin yang, baby.

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