Shauna Pearson

I want to go.

That's one place I have never been that I'm dying to go to.

Honestly, it feels like a huge relief, which is interesting because it's been very difficult to write a book.

So the process has been very stressful, but the reason I wrote this book, they came to me.

I did not want to write a book.

I never had intended to write a book, but my coaching company is quite large and we're out there and I think people know what we do.

And then the publisher, Macmillan, they came to me and asked if I would write this book.

And they asked if I would write it for women.

And I said,

Why?

We work with men and women equally.

And why would we want to just close it off to women?

And they just said they wanted it for women, maybe because there's not a tremendous amount out there specifically for women.

But the reason I said yes to the offer to write this book was over the past many years, there's a lot of people that come to us asking for help and desperately needing help.

And I feel like when they finally reach out to a coaching company like ours, there's a lot of pain in their life.

You know what I mean?

There's a lot that has to happen behind the scenes for them to actually look into it and then press the button and then get on the call.

And there's so much.

And so

there's just so many people in so much pain and there's so many people who we speak to that cannot participate in our coaching program for a lot of different reasons and often it's affordability but there's other reasons as well it could just be timing and when i read their forms and then they can't do it and then they write these emails of how much they need it and how much they wish they could