I’ve heard it dozens of times from entrepreneurs. Being in business by yourself can be a lonely proposition. There’s nobody with whom to bounce ideas; nobody to share the wins, and the losses. There’s nobody to give me a reality check and no one to slow me down. In the world of coaches and consultants, we are predominately solopreneurs. It’s one reason I choose not to be without a coach of my own.
Still, my coach is not in my office, working near me. I’ve found myself mumbling to myself, and even sometimes answering. The mail carrier pops in to deliver mail and I’m tempted to ask him to stay for tea. I’m not kidding.
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