Two coaches argue that mindset must come before strategy for lasting business growth. They emphasize one-on-one coaching to prevent self-sabotage and Richard Canfield's "infinite banking" approach to personal financial autonomy.
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I think someone like myself or someone in business that understands the mindset side is really key because sometimes it's not the strategies or tactics, because if you didn't have the mindset to back up to implement that, then it's not going to be implemented. You're going to sabotage yourself in some way. We implemented the strategies and tactics to help build that and continue that momentum and growth from there. It's really a holistic approach. That's why I like working one on one with people. Obviously my time is limited there, but we can do it in groups as well. You can really get to the core and go, what's going to be the biggest shifts that we can make? Quickly, the momentum and then how do we sustain and grow that over time?
We talk about mindset a lot on this program. What we do and what we teach people is very mindset focused around the concept of infinite banking and having that personal autonomy over your daily finances and seceding a little bit from the powers that be in the economic climate and sometimes the political environment on policies that tend to oppress your decision making process around your finances.
