Deciding what to charge for your time is probably one of the most emotionally-charged decisions an entrepreneur in a service-based business can make. I have firsthand experience with this dilemma. As an immigrant from post-Communist Ukraine, I started my coaching business on my bathroom floor (my apartment was that tiny!) selling coaching sessions for $27 even though I had earned a Ph.D. at age 25. I was even thinking...
“He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much.” ~Bessie Anderson Stanley
Love. Purpose. Selflessness.
That’s it. Everything I’ve learned about happiness lies in those three words.
Why those words?
Because in their absence it’s hard to be happy. Your mind wanders and sets upon trying to fill that void, leaving little room for joy and happiness elsewhere.
I’m...
