One of my clients very recently just yesterday said, Tanya, before I give you up, I'm giving up

Netflix, Disney Plus, and my food service plan before I have to quit coaching. I'm like,

that's being all in, right? And then I'm all in for that client. You know, I'm going to be

honest. I have a few clients like, yeah, I don't know if I'm going to continue. It's only been

two months. I'm not seeing results. And And in two months isn't long enough, right?

If you want to have a better golf swing or whatever it is, it doesn't, not what it is, a better

budget. It takes time.

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This is one of this conversation that we've had to reschedule a few times, but it

always happened when they're exactly supposed to happen. So I am really thrilled to have

Tanya Bugby on the show. Tanya, I want you to really tell your story you have a lot to share. I love that on your LinkedIn, you have a button that says sale towards business success, and that's a link people can click on. Let's go back to that area of your life and all the different things that you've done that have led you to build up a coaching and consulting

career. Gosh, I don't know if we have enough time, however, because I am going back to sailing,

gosh, we're looking 35 years ago. So whatever that is, probably longer. However, I did my first

real estate, I call it my first real estate job. The first thing I did was flip

sailboats. So I lived on a sailboat, started living on a sailboat when I was 17, and did that for

eight years. And a couple things. I wrote for Cruising World Magazine. That was a couple years in when I went, oh, I could write articles like this when I I wrote for cruising world magazine. That was a couple years in when I went,

oh, I could write articles like this when I'm picking up cruising world magazines at different harbors or

whatever, right? Like, oh, I can do that. And I was fixing them up and selling them and buying a bigger one,

fixing it up, selling it and buying a bigger one. So we started out with a small 22-footer and

ended up at the end before we became landbound was almost 60 feet. So I don't want to say it was all

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