Description
What can happen in three months?
Three months can either be a lot of time, or no time at all, it depends if you use it effectively, or you squander it. If you’re here, it’s probably because you’ve been spending some time alone in a room building the business of your dreams with no-one to keep you accountable and it’s taking longer than you had expected to turn a profit.
The more time passes, the more comfortable you become with your current lifestyle, but your passion project needs to start having a return on interest or you’ll soon join the 90% of would be entrepreneurs who go back to working for someone after failing to launch their own company.
Three months of weekly meetings where we explore what has worked and where you were wasting time is usually enough to develop a routine that will turn your idea into a business. When you decided to start a business, so jumped on a rollercoaster blindfolded. It will take you through all sorts of loops and swoops and leave you wondering how you after all that, you ended up in the same place over and over again.
Your favourite chatbot might help you hone your ideas, but they won’t ask you the questions that will actually turn the needle like:
- Who are you?
- What do you sell?
- Who will buy from you?
- How will you catch their attention?
- etc.
What is the PurPle Burger way?
As an entrepreneur, it’s easy to get stuck in one of two traps, either you say yes too much and get nowhere because you keep getting distracted, or you say no too much because you’re scared to make a mistake and never the build enough momentum to launch. With PurPle Burger coaching you will learn the subtle art of “maybe”. Maybe is a purgatory you can drop ideas, either your own or someone else’s, into that will prevent bad ideas from stealing your energy and good ideas from being ignored.
When you drop an idea into the maybe pile, you acknowledge that you will have a conversation, preferably with a person without an opinion, about that idea. Then, there is a good chance that while discussing your idea, it become clear how it will drain you or how it could benefit you, allowing you to confidently decide whether to act on it or dismiss it.
Are you ready to get started?
Before we can get started, we first need to get to know each other. We only work with people we believe will do the work necessary to succeed. So let’s first have a conversation to see if you are one of those people.
Request a call using the form below.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.