Do what you love and money will follow is about hard work and being clear on what you want to create in life. I'm surprised as a Life Coach, you are grousing about how this concept doesn't work. Man I would hate to be your client, as you clearly have an agenda of your own when it comes to your client. So, where does standing for the client not the goal come into mind. I'm not saying people need to leave their jobs and starve, but there is something to be said about creating awareness, setting an intention and working towards that.
Oh, I guess if people aren't in jobs they drag to making money for more useless material goods, then they won't have money to pay, what I suspect are over priced fees for your services. Coaching is about partnering with people to help them build the life they dream of, not the life YOU think they need to have. Are you a certified coach?
Doris
of OK
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Aug 18, 2009 19:17:55 PM
TRUE THAT
"do what you love and the money will follow" was an absolute disaster for me... I wasted half of my life in a career (architecture) which I thought I loved but which made it virtually impossible to get by and make a way for myself, it ruined my relationships, I never had any time or money to do anything in life. Don't make this mistake too! Life's much, much easier if you simply choose a profession that is lucrative.
Misha
of NY
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Apr 06, 2009 05:02:29 AM
I agree
I agree, any career and or job will take a lot of hardwork. I would love to have a job I had passion for. Some day I might, hopefully in the next year or two. I just have to figure out how to make that happen.
I'm still going to check out the book but thanks for your view.
Doris of OK @ Aug 18, 2009 19:17:55 PM
Misha of NY @ Apr 06, 2009 05:02:29 AM
DW of MO @ Feb 02, 2009 19:40:45 PM
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