A parenting coach built a digital school for mothers after studying Siddharth Rajsekar's Freedom Business Model. She cut social media and streaming to clear her mind, used mentorship and prayer to stay service-oriented, and learned to say no to protect her focus.
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A few years back, I did not know about this world, and today I'm here to share with you my journey as a parenting coach in just 5 simple steps. In 2020, Siddharth Rajsekar's Freedom Business Model combined with my willingness to help mothers inspired me to start a digital school for mothers. However, being inspired and actually doing the work are two completely different things. So when I decided to be a digital coach for mothers, I sat down to a list of all the things that I would be needing on this journey. It was a long list, but I'm going to share with you the top 3 things that featured on my list. First, a calm and creative mind. I prepared myself by removing and reducing distractions like social media, Netflix, social events, and parties. We all know what's coming in the way for us. It's different for each one of us. It is important that we create free mental space so that we can think creatively. Next was a heart that wants to serve. Now I feel this is not something that we can create, create, but going to the right mentor, you can actually switch your intention to the right intention. So every day when I pray and meditate, all that I ask for is to use me for something bigger and better, because when you're doing anything for the right reason, the results will always be good. Next is embracing the me and learning to say no.