Revenue Accelerator with Fabienne Raphael

<p>In this episode of the Revenue Accelerator Podcast, we have invited Fabienne Raphael. She is a business coach and the creator of the DREAM Method. Fabienne helps high achievers express their life mission to change lives by building their coaching business. She took coaching as an avenue to use her skillset to support herself through her business and to support her clients. Today, Fabienne shares how you can overcome perfectionism and how you can achieve success with your coaching business.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Starting a Coaching Business</strong></p><p>[1:57]</p><p>The thing about being a high achiever, wanting to do something for yourself and live your purpose, is that while it’s not particular to the majority of the population, there are just a few people that want to take that bold step to own their gifts and do something about it.</p><p>[2:13]</p><p>Most of the time, people are just dreaming or reading too much online. People become overwhelmed because there is much conflicting information online. The best thing is to take the firm decision to do something about it. When you do that, you take that first step. Then reach out to a mentor or go and do that thing that will allow you to implement and earn money with your coaching business.</p><p><strong>Perfectionism</strong></p><p>[3:40]</p><p>What most people struggle with is perfectionism or wanting everyone to be perfect at everything. People dealing with perfectionism want everything to be perfect where they would doubt their skills or think that they are not ready or not significant enough or don’t have the necessary credentials.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Advice for People Stuck in Perfectionist Mode</strong></p><p>[4:37]</p><p>Get guidance. Have someone on your side. When you have someone keeping you accountable, you can’t mess up, or you can’t show up and not do anything.&nbsp;</p><p>[5:05]</p><p>When you invest in someone to guide you through and lead you to achieve your goal, you should trust that person to get you there and do as you’re supposed to do. All