Should You Be The Pyjama Coach?
Tim Brownson
Coaches come to me when they're sick of the relentless BS about scaling effortlessly to $10k weeks. It's tough being a fully booked coach. Suck it up. Professional coach since 2005.
Imagine this.
You hire a coach and on the first call, she joins the video room wearing her pyjamas and clutching a teddy bear.
What are you going to do?
Leave the call, or laugh your ass off?
My guess is the latter.
I know I would.
And I bet your curiosity as to what the hell is going would be through the roof.
What if she then goes on to explain that she always wears her pyjamas for client calls and brings Ted along to oversee matters?
And that whereas she takes what she does very seriously indeed, she also wants to inject a sense of fun, to push the boundaries of what's possible and to help her clients feel relaxed.
Once you get off that call you’re going to tell just about every person you can think of about the pyjama coach.
Most people will think it’s ridiculous and unprofessional.
But some won’t.
The rule-breakers, the non-conformists and those who just love different shit will, if they need/want a coach, be drawn to her.
She won’t be short of clients for long.
To the best of my knowledge, The Pyjama Coach doesn’t exist.
But she should.