Peter Svenning, a former monk and seven-figure coach, argues that success doesn't require grinding harder. True joy comes from aligning with your authentic self and serving others, not from white-knuckling your way to money.
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Do you need to work, work, work, work, work to succeed as a coach? Do you need to put in the hard hours and white knuckle it and find your way to success? And do you really need that success? Crazy question, isn't it? Because you don't. My name is Peter Swenning. I'm from Norway, standing out here in beautiful nature. And the thing here, I've been a monk for five years and now I've also been a seven figure coach, meaning doing more than a million dollars a year for four, six consecutive years. And you know what? That is not where the joy is. The joy is being aligned with who you really are, are meant to be supported by you. And you can connect to them from your spirit to theirs and invite them in so you get to live your gifts and your dream and your essence and change their lives. That's why we're here, right.
