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5-week course designed by a Psychologist & Executive Coach to help entrepreneurs build purpose-driven businesses.

Hey everybody,

I've spent the last 15 years studying psychology (I'm a Licensed Clinical Psychologist) and the last 16 months coaching driven entrepreneurs (bootstrapped to VC-funded).

I'm launching a 5-week course that distills all the strategies I use with 1:1 executive coaching clients to help you:

• Clarify how to build a purpose-driven business
• Overcome limiting beliefs and self-sabotaging behaviors
• And join a community of like-minded entrepreneurs on the same journey

Everyone who enrolls in the first cohort will also get:

• A FREE bonus hour of 1:1 coaching after the course ends ($875 value)
• Lifetime access to all future cohorts and the alumni community

Less than 30 spots are left for the first cohort.

Enrollment ends soon.

I'm also offering free 15-minute calls if you have any questions or reservations if it's right for you (book a call on the course page).

https://coreywilkspsyd.podia.com/intentional-life-design

Let me know if you have any questions!

on April 12, 2022
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    That's an amazing idea, especially since everybody's teaching you how to get skilled in this and that, but when it comes to good habits and mental health, everybody's answer seems to be 'you just gotta be resilient' or 'you just gotta put in the work'. And while this is good advice, it's not available for everybody.

    I'm watching this type of message in my career as well, which is UX Design:

    • Usability tests? - "You gotta get past the negative feelings of seeing your product get destroyed."
    • Design feedback - "You must not take it personal"
    • Long hours burnout - "You just need to work had"

    ... and so on.

    So for me, after I actually started to get concerned about mental health techniques (mostly meditation and journaling), I discovered that what the courses and books don't teach you, could be the most important lessons for a UX Designer - how to deal with the mental health issues that relate to the UX design field.

    Kudos and good luck with your course. I know for a fact there's a great need for such types of education.

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      Thanks! And I agree about learning to not tie your self-worth or identity to an outcome/product. Super important.