Most entrepreneurs say, "I don't have time for coaching." The truth? You don't make time for what
Avi Arya says entrepreneurs don't skip coaching because they're busy, but because they don't schedule it. He sends his coach daily photos of meals and activities, treats sessions as unmissable appointments, and finds that expensive coaching gets more respect and commitment than cheap coaching.
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