My first 6 months as an entrepreneur were full of failures and rejections.

But the thing is, I didn’t let those failures hold me back.

I just focused on DOING.

The problem: Nothing changed

In retrospect, it was because I: 
❌ didn’t know how to price my services
❌ was blindly creating content that wasn't converting
❌ and reached out to anyone and everyone about my coaching without a set of criteria

Then I made some changes.

1️⃣ I hired a business coach

Who helped me: 
💡 Tailor my coaching programme and curriculum 
💡 Decide on reasonable prices for my services 
💡 Refine my strategy for finding clients

Within two months of investing in a business coach, I got my first client.


2️⃣ I leveraged social media

My first clients found me through platforms like LinkedIn, Instagram, and my podcast Ctrl Alt Career

Closing a client on a call begins long before the conversation.

With consistent content, I could: 
🤝 Build trust, 
🤝 showcase expertise, and 
🤝 foster a connection with my audience

People needed to discover me, resonate with me and recognize my authenticity

And from there, with a bit more direction and a lot of consistency, it got me to where I am today.

So if you’re interested in starting a business in the midst of your current job, let me know.

I’ve helped clients from Vanguard, ByteDance, Citibank, and more discover themselves and craft a career path perfect for them.

I’d love to see how I can help you too.

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