In this YouTube interview, a client (Speaker A) reflects on a 4‑5‑month coaching program with Lucas Wilhelm Hedenbäck. Initially skeptical about committing time away from his business, the client describes the program as one of the best investments of his life, noting significant habit changes and a shift in mindset. Lucas responds by reiterating his core philosophy: the coaching is designed to make clients self‑sufficient so they never need another coach again. The exchange highlights the client’s transformation, the perceived value of the coaching, and the coach’s long‑term empowerment goal.
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I'm being honest with you. I'm being honest, not because I'm talking to you. First, when I signed up with you, first when I started, um, in my head, um, I said like, that's it, my mentality, investment is just in business, you know, that's it. Yeah. But after when I came to the end of the year, it's been for, I don't know, I think we've been together for what, 4 or 5 months, I think, I think 4 months, whatever. Honestly, one of the best investments I have done in my life. Straight up, honestly. It's actually a real investment because it's a lifetime investment. Like, you're going through 4 or 5 months. Like, if I go back in the beginning, I was a bit nervous and scary. Should I do it or not? Because of the time. I want to focus on my business. But after I've done it and see the results and a lot of shit habits change in my life, I was like, you know what? That was one of the actually best decisions I have ever made. Like, it's actually a real investment. It's not like on social media, you know, like sign up 3 months and then lost chicken and rice every day. Chicken and rice.
Yeah, yeah, I appreciate it, bro. That's, that's also, once again, as I, I told you in the beginning, my goal here is like when we're done, you should— you never need another coach ever again in your life. Like, I'm here, I'm setting you up for life. After this, you should be set to, to do— to know exactly what to do. So that's always what I'm like, what I'm accomplishing or trying to accomplish as well. So I, yeah, I appreciate that.