The honor of making money for money’s sake

 

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There’s this stigma that exists in the world that declares making money just for the sake of wanting more of it as bad. We’ve picked up the social programming that says desiring more money is shameful and morally wrong, and I’m here this week to tear that assumption apart.

If you’re like many coaches - myself included - who want to make more money, I want to offer that this is a totally legitimate and honorable endeavor. My clients come to me worried about the value of their services in relation to the money they want to make, but the majority of humanity works for their money, so when did doing that in coaching become shameful?

Join me this week as I show you the impact I’ve been able to have because of my pure desire to make more money, and why looking down on the pursuit of money is an oppressive, classist paradigm we have to stop perpetuating. 

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What You’ll Learn from this Episode:

  • Why coaches struggle with the idea of wanting to make money for money’s sake. 

  • Where my business would be today if I didn’t have the desire for money. 

  • The impact I’ve been able to have on the world because of my desire to make more money. 

  • How looking down on someone for wanting more money has oppressive, elitist, and classist underpinnings. 

  • Why making money for money’s sake is legitimate and honorable.



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