I love to coach, right?

I love answering questions, and I'd love to share my dummy tags and try to articulate things

in a quantitative manner.

It's just what I love.

It's why I can go live every single day, and most people can't.

Because it's like playing golf.

I found something I love more than playing golf.

I'd rather go on an IG live than play golf with Sean. And I love Sean and I love golf. I found something I love more than playing golf. I'd rather go on an IG live than play

golf with Sean. And I love Sean and I love golf. I just, this is something that I love. So for me,

if you love to coach, I literally believe this is how you coach, because it takes away this

problem that exists in coaching is we want more for our clients than they

want for themselves. They're not vibrating at the same frequency. Obviously, they're not vibrating

at the same frequency as you. You're the coach. Right, they'll be coaching me, right? Because I'm

open to it. So I use time as a dependent variable to all matter. So what do I say to myself,

certain people can take up my non-time or my expensive time.

And you have tons of coaches out there and philosophers that took about Kronos time.

And so specifically, if I'm stuck to a schedule, that's expensive time to me.

So if Katte and I are working together and I mark off two weeks from now,

Monday at 4 p.m., that's expensive time for me because I know I'm just going to have more options,

opportunities, and touches a favor. And now for that 20 minutes, no matter what happens,

invariable. I can't make it consistent, but I pretty much, that's expensive time.

So what do I do? Number one, I do as much as free as possible on my time, non-time.

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