The biggest threat to your voice isn't the internet mob.... it's YOU!

If you are so afraid of being canceled that you're keeping yourself small, adding 47 disclaimers to every opinion, and editing your every message until it feels nothing like what you really wanted to say...

... let's be clear. You're not being strategic... or professional... or considerate. You're committing slow-motion creative suicide. In other words, you're cancelling yourself before anyone else has a chance to cancel you.

The first step to becoming un-cancellable?

Developing an un-cancellable relationship with yourself.

Let me show you how.

This is Part 1 of a two-part series on disarming the fear of being cancelled to do your most courageous work. Next week we're getting into the messy reality of what actually happens when you put yourself out there. Tune in again!

Reality check! Most coaching programs will tell you that building a sustainable business is just a matter of mindset, skills, and persistence.

But the rarely-discussed truth? There are deeper structural barriers at play that make life coaching one of the most challenging ways to earn reliable income.

My brother Billy Seol, a software engineer and coach, breaks down exactly why life coaching businesses face such steep odds, even when coaching itself is transformative.

Listen to learn more about:

• The multiple skill sets required to run a coaching business (and why most other professions only require one)
• Where life coaching fits in economic sector models and what that means for market demand
• How social and financial capital affect your chances of building a sustainable practice
• Why coaching skills can enhance traditional careers more reliably than standalone businesses

Let us be clear: we love coaching, believe in coaching, and our aim is NOT to discourage anyone. Instead, we want to equip you with the information you need to approach this work strategically and sustainably, so that coaching enhances your life rather than draining it.

Having to go back to working a "normal job" means you've failed in your business? Oh hell no. We're thoroughly debunking that dastardly lie in this episode.

Listen to learn more about:

• The unholy truth about who created "GO ALL IN" culture - and why it was never meant for you
• Why having a "normal job" is your unexpected secret weapon in business-building
• Why most people who have all the time and resources in the world to devote to their businesses actually -- surprisingly -- make the LEAST progress
• Practical strategies for managing your energy and time when you're building a business around other work

If you are seeking a job, or already have a job that supports you as you work on your business, this episode will help you to feel proud of yourself. Because your path is one of wisdom, self-respect, and sharp strategy.