Oh, the joys of being wrong. You know, I'm reading this book that I'm holding up. It's called

Think Again by Adam Grant. And I'm going to share with you a quote from this book and how hiring a

business coach has helped me accelerate the number of times I realize I'm wrong and thus get to the right

solutions, which has increased my revenue. And I hope

that you do the same. If you have not had the privilege of working with a business coach,

no, I'm not a business coach, nor is this episode like to sell my services. Go find you a business

coach, especially for the niche that you are in.

If you are a sower selling online courses that teach people how to sew,

go find a sower with a bigger online course and see if they can tell you what they have been doing.

Now that is easier said than done, but you can go find yourself a business coach

that can peer under the hood of your business and help you out. And I'll share with you a few ways

how my coach has helped me out. But first, let me read this quote to you from the book,

Think Again by Adam Grant. It's linked up in the description below, by the way. Great thinkers

don't harbor doubts because they're impostors. They maintain doubts because they know we're all partially blind and they are committed to improving their sight. They don't boast about how much they know. They marvel at how little they understand. They're aware that each answer

raises new questions and the quest for knowledge is never finished and the mark of lifelong

learners is recognizing they can learn something from everyone they meet. All the joys of being

wrong. You know, I was listening to a YouTube video,

and it was by Myron Golden, Dr. Myron Galton, and he was talking about how people get stuck in

their businesses. And he was like, one of the biggest issues is you're working and you think

working hard is the answer.

But working hard is not the answer.

You're just working hard and harder.

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