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A frustrated business owner wanted to shut down their profitable company. A coach told them to stop doing what they hate and keep doing what they're good at. That simple shift changed their direction.

A frustrated business owner wanted to shut down their profitable company. A coach told them to stop doing what they hate and keep doing what they're good at. That simple shift changed their direction.
I wanted to burn the business down. I literally wanted to like shut the thing down, pull the site offline, and just be done with it. Not a smart thing to do, but very emotional at the time, forgetting all the money that I was making. And I had a coach at the time that sort of lovingly walked me off the ledge, and he just said the phrase that sort of like started me on this whole new path. He said, "Stop doing what you don't like doing and keep doing what you're good at." And I was like, okay.

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