Most entrepreneurs say, "I don't have time for coaching." The truth? You don't make time for what

In this bilingual (Hindi‑English) conversation, Avi Arya addresses the common claim among entrepreneurs that they don’t have time for coaching. He explains that the excuse stems from not deliberately allocating time, and shares the concrete system he uses to embed coaching into a packed schedule. Avi describes his accountability routine—sending photos of meals, drinks, and daily activities to his coach, receiving corrective feedback, and treating coaching sessions as non‑negotiable appointments. He recounts his experience with a business coach, noting how high‑ticket (premium) coaching commands more respect, higher perceived value, and greater commitment, whereas low‑ticket coaching often feels cheap and is deprioritized. Avi argues that when entrepreneurs view coaching as an investment that protects high‑value deals and saves time, they are more willing to carve out the necessary minutes and money. The overall message is that coaching can be integrated into any busy life if it is scheduled, treated as a high‑value asset, and supported by consistent accountability practices.










