When you first started doing your life coaching, did you do it like in person or who was

like your first clients and things like that? It was always over. Well, I mean, when I was in real

estate, I was doing it with my friends that I worked with and some of my employees. I remember

it was a married couple that worked for me and they were having problems. And so they came and sat in my

office and we talked about a bunch of things and and uh so i was just doing it as

to help people out but when i after i'd written my book and started then yeah i was doing everything

over the phone because with a uh with a Skype connection and a phone number you can literally

work from anywhere i could be i even did phone sessions from the beach a couple of times,

but obviously it's windy. Sometimes your cell service would be a little spotty, and you need a real good

Skype signal, full power signal, to be able to reach, you know, in other words, to understand what

the other guy is saying. So those are kind of difficult. I end up, you know, sitting in my

car at the beach talking and doing some phone sessions, but it was always over the phone because

it's like if the thing if you're doing like in person, it's, you know, a lot of times, it's like

you can't get people to leave. Sometimes it's even hard to get people off the phone because I schedule people back to back

and it's hard to get people off the phone

because they want to keep asking questions

or they just want to talk to me

because they always want to talk to me or whatever.

Right.

But, you know, I'm not a therapist.

I'm not a psychologist.

I have zero desire to do anything like that.

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