Money motivates neither the best people nor the best in people.

Money motivates neither the best people nor the best in people.

When it comes to starting or growing your business it is easy to think “if I only had more money, my business would be in a way better place.” but that is not always the case. As you read in the quote about money doesn’t motivate the best people nor the best in people. What it really takes is some hard work and tenacity, the willingness to say no to things and say yes to the getting it done things. If you find yourself struggling with motivation or accountability I would highly encourage you to looking into working with a business coach.

For many billionaire CEOs, and other wildly successful people their secret weapon is a business coach, according to Inc. Google’s Eric Schmidt said that his best advice to any new CEOs is to get a business coach. Oprah Winfrey, Bill Clinton, and even Barack Obama have all reported using a coach on a very regular basis to help them advance in their paths and careers. Having a coach is vital to your ongoing professional development. Bill Gates believes that without a coach you have no one to hold you accountable, show you the way, or push you to constantly be their best.

If you believe working with a business coach would be beneficial to you and your company’s business growth I would highly recommend you look into the one on one business coaching program offered by Thrive15. It will start by setting up a 13 Point Assessment with one of the business coaches to go over where you are at versus where you need to be, and it is laid out in a very specific way so you have a clear understanding of what you need to do to get your business to that next level.