SPECIAL 2-DAY CHALLENGE OFFER
Stop running on autopilot in the moments that matter.
Use the Coach Your Self Up self-coaching approach to start shifting your SLBs for good.
- Identify one pattern you’re ready to change
- Learn a repeatable self-coaching path
- Get support to help you follow through
Full online course + live support for $749
- 6-week self-guided course (instant access)
- Unlimited live groups calls for 12 months
- Two 30-minute 1:1 sessions w/ Mike
Use coupon code challenge749
Expires end of day (midnight PT) Monday February 16
This Special Offer Includes…
6-Week Coach Your Self Up Online Program
- Proven self-coaching approach to shift your SLBs and deep stories
- Tools you can reuse again and again
- Click here for PDF one-page overview
Value = $5,000 – $18,000
- Imagine engaging a coach just three times (for 3-6 months each) to shift three SLBs.
Unlimited Live Group Calls (12 months)
- Real-time support and guidance
- Community connection and shared insights
- Offered (mostly) every other week
Value = $1,000
1:1 Coaching with Mike
- Two 30-minute coaching sessions
- Reinforces program learning
- Provides accountability and personalized support
Value = $500
We’ve put a monetary value on the components of this offer. Don’t forget to consider the incalculable value of what it would be worth to you to shift your patterns and show up differently.
Dare we say PRICELESS!
Claim the Special Offer
$749 (use coupon code challenge749)
Offer expires at midnight PT at end of Monday, February 16
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Course Access Instructions
2 Quick Steps
- Enroll / Purchase on the Course Enrollment page.
- Activate your course access in Thinkific.
I realized I was creating artificial boundaries for myself. And when I was able to take down those boundaries, new worlds opened up.
These are deep-seeded beliefs that I can easily get sucked into if I don’t constantly remind myself there is not always evidence of truth. I wish I had learned to question these beliefs much earlier in my career, but better late than never.
