Often when people succeed, there is a tendency to claim to be self-made. However, the truth is that no one reaches the peak of success without help. Once you set a definite goal and then take your first step towards achieving it, often you find yourself getting help from many sources, some completely unexpected.

25.6% of small businesses fail in their first year while 84.5% of all small business close shop by their 10th year.Looking at such statistics, as a new entrepreneur preparing to start your business, or as a business owner who has recently opened shop, you might feel a lot of anxiety at the foretold uncertainty your business will face.

The first and most important thing to consider is whether coaching is what you are really after. If you wish to access your full potential and hit all the milestones and goals you have set for yourself then coaching may serve you well. 

Three years ago, I had the pleasure of reading a book that changed my perspective on life’s struggles and how to overcome most of them. It laid out the foundation for one becoming a strategic warrior in their lives.

My parents had just come home from work and as they drove towards the house, something caught their attention. They felt uneasy as if something was terribly wrong.

Around 5 years ago on one Friday evening, my girlfriend and I were headed back to campus after watching our first movie. As we sat in that minibus in the cool of night, she leaned in close and laid her head on my shoulder. Then she asked me one of the most profound things I have ever heard in my life. She said