If you are on your deathbed, — in short — what's the one message you would like to leave behind before you die?

Base on what @Malcolm Connell said I've been pondering the powerful combination of being both a warrior and a fighter in our day-to-day lives. How do you approach coaching someone who identifies as both? What strategies or insights would you use to nurture and enhance the warrior and fighter aspects within them?

I have been thinking about making this post lately, now that we are so many new people here in this loving, encouraging, supportive and uplifting community that Ed have created! First and foremost, welcome to you new people, hope you are ready to get some insights from the rest of the community, open to be inspired, get AHA-moments and eye openers!❤️ 1. Get to know the gamification - here in Skool you level up by contributing with posts, comments and likes, the culture here is really engaging and we like each others posts and comments - so that we can get the points to level up.📈 2. If you want to move quickly, then what I personally came to realize is to have an ACCOUNTABILITY PARTNER for the course, someone that you either are inspired by, want to spend time with, or that you feel you can grow with.🚀💪 3. Practice, practice, practice - find someone or a few to practice with within the group - this is a HUGE advantage for you, to be the better coach when you get your first clients! Personally I WISH I HAD DONE THIS FROM START!💬 4. Take notes, write down the golden nuggets that you get along with the course and also take notes on the course. I started taking notes from comments, and I wish that I did it even more, when looking back.🗒️ 5. Believe in yourself, this have been a LIFE CHANGER for me, in my own apperance - and I know that this will be for some of you guys too!🙏 And remember, we are in the greatest community, we have supportive admins and awesome ''classmates''❤️

hi guys, just a quick post to introduce myself. I never really considered becoming a coach, i just knew i wanted to help people get out of a situation that i wasted 10 years of my life on. i am a recovering alcoholic with almost 4 years sobriety, i want to use my experience to motivate other alcoholics to get sober. my aim with this course is to learn how to structure a coaching program, and implement it in a way to maximise results. I am a complete novice at coaching, previously running a landscaping business for 3 years now, i am all in though, its time to give back, time to help others get free.

There are a number of us in this group that have been coaches for a while and there are some that are new and exploring whether coaching would be a good fit for you. As someone new to coaching what is one question that if answered you feel would help you on your journey? I and some of the coaches who are further in this journey will do our best to help you. As you have 1 question, consider what would give you the biggest ROI (return on investment ) at this stage in your journey. I look forward to your questions and also seeing the collaborative responses