Success Story: Tina Stinson,
Healthy Balanced Living
Tina was a health coach determined to help women heal with food...
but felt disorganized, lacking confidence...
unsure how to make it happen!
She got organized & found tools that worked FOR HER - and now she's launched a coaching program she LOVES to share with women!
How'd she do it? Find out here!
How a single mom with a crippling injury - in the middle of big relocation - became a successful entrepreneur!
Tina helps busy women heal their bodies & thrive with a plant-based, whole-diet. She teaches them to feel empowered about their health, easily!
To make an impact in the world, she wanted to create programs to give women control back over their health without pills.
The problem? She wasn’t organized!
She’s a creative thinker with a million notebooks and a zillion ideas, but everything was all over the place.
Because of she felt so disorganized, she was at a standstill.
It didn't help that she lacked confidence around what to do NEXT to move forward.
She couldn’t get out of the spin - couldn’t put it all together in a linear way.
Like most creative women, Tina could see everything laid out in her head, but was frustrated that she couldn’t make it happen. She truly wanted to get from Point A to Point B, and do it in a clear way.
So she got help from someone who could help with her weak spots, hiring hired a business coach to give guidance on how to organize a program - and pull it off confidently.
When we work alone, isolation creates self-doubt. Working with a coach allowed Tina to have someone to bounce ideas off of while she got confident & organized.
It also allowed her to ACTIVATE!
You helped me quite a bit! Not only did we get my ideas on paper & organized, but it also taught me how to do it so I can do it over & over & over again whenever I need to do it in the future!
Tina encourages entrepreneurs to learn what their strengths are & hire someone to help with the weak parts. That way, you’ll get where you’re going more quickly.
But who do you choose? How do you know the person’s right for you?
1. Find someone who understands what you need:
Tina didn’t have to bend to my way of doing things. She liked that we figured out how to create a path that works for TINA. She was able to be who she is, and decide which tools work.
I took what worked for me - and used it. And what didn’t work, I didn’t use.
2. Hiring the right coach is all about talking to them. It’s necessary to have a conversation - because you’ll know who you click with.
Watch out for what you’ll get promised. If someone is telling you that they will make a HUGE shift in your life in a SHORT amount of time, I’d be wary of that.
Huge promises are a red flag: they’re only worth as much as you can do yourself.
Taking small steps to get from point A to point B is important.
Find someone who can work with your schedule, you can open up to, and you can trust.
3. Is the person trying to sell you too much? Trying to push you into something that doesn’t work for you or that you don’t need?
Talk to the coach & interview several.
Don't just hire the first person you meet.
Treat it like the important choice it IS.
Ultimately, having someone else’s point of view - someone who thinks differently - was so powerful. It helped me create something that would work.
Without a coach, I knew I wouldn’t be able to move forward. Or it would’ve taken me another 5 years or something.
People sit on an idea for so long and think I’ll do it, and then before you know it a year has gone by.
The only way to move forward is to just do it - and learn what works - and if people laugh at me or judge me, I don't care anymore.
What results did Tina create?
- I learned what I really wanted to teach and to sell.
- I learned exactly what to take out of my program that didn’t make me happy.
- I learned to analyze what made me afraid & why wasn’t I taking action instead of beating myself up. I paid attention to what lit me up & what felt easy.
- I created a program that I’m excited about & am launching my 30-day beta program to help women transition to a plant-based, whole-food diet.
It’s DONE! And it’s available for purchase - it's out there, it’s not perfect, and people can go through it to get introduced to what they need to help them heal themselves.
Mostly, I learned to stop being a perfectionist.
I realized success doesn’t happen overnight. It looks quick - but the successful people have been doing it for a WHILE.
If you know you need help, it’s time to hire a coach. Always be learning what your specialty is & how to get better.
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