Why Having a Coach is a Must (Even If You Think You Don’t Need One)

Let’s keep it real—some people think hiring a coach is like hiring someone to do their push-ups for them. Others figure, "I can just watch a few YouTube videos, read a book, and figure it out." Sound familiar?

Well, here’s the truth: If you're serious about leveling up—whether it’s in business, finances, or just life in general—having a coach isn’t just nice to have, it’s a must. Because trying to go at it alone? That’s like trying to assemble IKEA furniture without the instructions. You might get there... eventually... but it’s gonna take way longer, and you’ll probably have a few pieces left over.

1. “I Got This” – The DIY Illusion

Look, I get it. You’re smart, resourceful, and you’ve gotten pretty far on your own. But here’s the question:

Are you where you actually want to be?

If the answer is “not yet,” then let’s be honest—you need more than just willpower and a stack of self-help books. A coach helps you cut through the noise, stay on track, and avoid those sneaky blind spots that keep you spinning your wheels.

Think about it: even the best athletes in the world have coaches. Why? Because they know having someone in their corner gives them an edge. So why wouldn’t you do the same for your goals?

2. Coaches Don’t Do the Work for You—They Help You Work Smarter

Here’s another myth floating around: “If I hire a coach, they’ll do all the heavy lifting for me.” Hate to break it to you, but nope. That’s not how this works.

Coaching isn’t about spoon-feeding you success. It’s about guiding you, challenging you, and giving you the tools to make progress faster—without wasting time on trial and error. Think of a coach like a GPS: you still gotta drive, but you’ll avoid getting lost and wasting gas.

A solid coach helps you:

• Spot your blind spots (because we all have ‘em)

• Turn goals into actual game plans (no more vague “someday” stuff)

• Keep your head in the game when motivation dips

3. Look at the Scoreboard, Not Your Ego

Here’s a gut check: if you’re still questioning whether you need a coach, ask yourself this—could you have gotten further, faster, with one?

If you’re not tracking your progress and measuring how far you’ve come, you're leaving potential on the table. The smartest people I know invest in coaching because they understand that growth isn’t just about effort—it’s about direction. And guess what? Direction from someone who's been there, done that, and helped others do it too... that's priceless.

4. Investing in Yourself Isn’t Optional

I’ll just say it: if you’re not willing to invest in yourself, why should anyone else? Whether it’s business, relationships, or your finances, the cost of not having a coach usually ends up being way higher than the cost of hiring one.

It’s not about spending money—it’s about collapsing time and making sure you don’t waste another year wondering what if.

Final Thoughts

Look, coaching isn’t about hand-holding or being told what to do. It’s about stepping up, owning your goals, and getting the right support to actually make things happen. So, if you’re tired of guessing your way through life and business, it might be time to stop DIY-ing your future and bring in someone who can help you take it to the next level.

Because at the end of the day, success leaves clues—and those who get there always have guidance along the way. Book a discovery session today and work with a coach!