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I'm working with a couple of coaches. It's not counseling bit coaching works wonderfully for me. So it might be worth a consideration if you can afford it.

Coconuts are above S Tier. Drinking a Coconut equals instead God Realization for me. And it's good for your body.

Why would you like to be a coach?

Shoot 500 videos. Aim to be 1% better each time.

Do a good ICF accredited Coach Training Program. Books I liked; -Co-Active Coaching -The Mindful Coach

There's a great possibility that the Mayans and other Mesoamerican cultures have used Mushrooms during their human & animal sacrifice rituals. I wonder what they were up to

Do I have everything I need right now?

I did the value exercises sober and on LSD. LSD helped me to get crystal clear about the top 10.

To appreciate reality

@What Am I I've experimented quite a bit with lower doses of 5-MeO and Meditation and don't like it. For myself it's not really that effective and at times very unpleasant. At other times also interesting.

I've been using them for half a year now. Works like a charm! My nose is also chronically blocked.

Deciding on a niche is only good for your clarity on who you are targeting with your marketing. People don`t buy "coaching" and do not care what your coaching is called. Coaching clients don`t buy the coaching process, they buy the outcome / results. A niche is a specific target audience, not a coaching speciality. Try to formulate your offer in this way: "I solve this type of problem for this specific type of person in this unique counter-intuitive way that reverses their deepest fear” "I help X, achieve Y, so they can Z" "Helping who with what specifically" → Join your target market and speciality together in one concise phrase that identifies your most-wanted target group and the problems or goals you address for them. (“Career transitioning for midlife woman”) Hope that helps, I am in that process myslef. A good book is "A coaching business in a book" by Sarah Short.

I like DMT

Get an ICF Accredited Certification Buy the book "A Coaching Business in a book" by Sarah Short Implement Enjoy

I love the word ecstasy. "late Middle English (in ecstasy (sense 2)): from Old French extasie, via late Latin from Greek ekstasis ‘standing outside oneself’, based on ek- ‘out’ + histanai ‘to place’." This does not always mean that it's a pleasant experience.