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<blockquote data-quote="Corollary" data-source="post: 952286" data-attributes="member: 12347">Once I decide to ease up working on my business, I'm going to pay someone for one-on-one help in the following areas: game, speaking, and nutrition. I'll even consider paying for mental results coaching as well if I can find someone who isn't a charlatan.I coach others myself, so I know the value of having direct assistance from someone.I know I could do all those things above on my own, but getting help from someone should make the process of getting the result I want more effective and efficient. I've spent too long half-reading books, half-finishing online courses, and half-assing doing the things necessary to improve. And as a result, I haven't improved nearly as much as I want.Some reasons why getting one-on-one help works:Investment - paying more money makes you more committed.Accountability - you're forced to answer to someone if you don't follow through.Clarity - they make the decisions for you so you don't get paralyzed by an infinite number of paths.Feedback - you know for sure that what you're doing is working.Motivation - they'll be there for you when you're at your weakest.If anyone thinks paying for help is too expensive, then I say you need to figure out how to make more money.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Corollary, post: 952286, member: 12347"] Once I decide to ease up working on my business, I'm going to pay someone for one-on-one help in the following areas: game, speaking, and nutrition. I'll even consider paying for mental results coaching as well if I can find someone who isn't a charlatan. I coach others myself, so I know the value of having direct assistance from someone. I know I [i]could [/i] do all those things above on my own, but getting help from someone should make the process of getting the result I want more effective and efficient. I've spent too long half-reading books, half-finishing online courses, and half-assing doing the things necessary to improve. And as a result, I haven't improved nearly as much as I want. Some reasons why getting one-on-one help works: Investment - paying more money makes you more committed. Accountability - you're forced to answer to someone if you don't follow through. Clarity - they make the decisions for you so you don't get paralyzed by an infinite number of paths. Feedback - you know for sure that what you're doing is working. Motivation - they'll be there for you when you're at your weakest. If anyone thinks paying for help is too expensive, then I say you need to figure out how to make more money. [/QUOTE]

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