Time & Money: Excuses or Invitations?

“I’d love to do coaching… but I just don’t have the time.”

or,

“It sounds amazing, but I can’t afford it right now.”

If you've ever said (or thought) these words—you’re not alone.

In fact, these are the two most common reasons people hesitate to start coaching.

And ironically, they’re the exact reasons many people seek coaching in the first place.

👉 They want more balance.

👉 More clarity.

👉 More alignment in how they spend their time, energy—and yes, even their money.

Because let’s be honest—money is already being spent.

The real question is: 💥 Is it fueling the life you actually want? 💥

“I don’t have the time” and “I don’t have the money” are often not truths—they’re protective thoughts.

Your mind’s way of trying to keep you safe, by holding onto the status quo.

Because change—real, meaningful change—can feel uncomfortable.

It asks us to look honestly at what’s not working.

To make different choices.

To invest not just resources—but trust, vulnerability, and intention.

But what if these "reasons" are really invitations? To pause.

To ask yourself:

❓What’s the cost of not doing this?

❓What does it cost me to stay stuck in this pattern for another month… another year?

❓What might open up for me if I carved out even one hour a week for myself?

❓What would it feel like to put my energy, money, and time toward building a life that feels aligned—with who I am and what I truly want?

Coaching is not about adding more to your plate.

It’s about helping you see what doesn’t need to be there anymore.

It’s not about spending money—it’s about aligning your investment with what matters most.

If you’re feeling the pull, but your mind is giving you the usual roadblocks—let’s talk.

Not to pressure you.

Let's explore what might be possible if you stopped waiting for “the right time.”

The first conversation costs nothing. And it could be the one that changes everything.

📞 Schedule a complimentary call today.

Let’s co-create something better—together.

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