Welcome to the Life Coach Andrew community! The mission of this group is to bring high-quality life coaching tools to everyone! I am so happy to have you here t ocreate the relationships, body and life that you want most!👑 NEXT STEPS: STEP 1️⃣: Watch this welcome video: https://www.loom.com/share/d2e5955d928c42c292c6c19d9b17899b?sid=55439c5c-d725-42e4-a365-7469a446aa8d STEP 2️⃣: Comment below sharing where you are in the world, what you'd like to get from being in this community, & a GIF that describes your personality! 😊 STEP 3️⃣: Take "THE FOUNDATION" course in the classroom tab so you can learn the basics and start creating your amazing life! STEP 4️⃣: If you haven't yet, sign up for your complimentary welcome call so you can meet Andrew and talk about what you'd like to get from being here: https://api.leadconnectorhq.com/widget/bookings/escape-the-vape-consultation8kwuh6

No matter what you want to talk about, feel free to put it in the general discussion! I erased the catrgories for now until the group grows. Please don't hesitate to make a post about whatever you'd like. The more engagement the better!

On my way to puppy training school this morning with my little dog, Finn, I noticed two advertisements that sparked some thoughts. 🐶 Here’s what came to mind: Over the last three years of coaching people, I’ve noticed something consistent. The biggest source of unhappiness in our society stems from a lie we’ve been sold: the idea that we should be happy all the time. I know—it sounds ironic. But let me explain: ☯️We live in a perfectly balanced universe. Without heat, there would be no cold. Without fear, courage couldn’t exist. And without unhappiness, we wouldn’t even recognize happiness when it shows up. This morning, I saw two ads. One was a picture of a smiling cookie at ☕ Tim Hortons that literally said, "Buy a smile." The other was a 🍪 Ritz cracker ad that said, "Open for fun." Marketing constantly sells us happiness. The unspoken message? "You should be happy all the time, and if you’re not, something’s wrong—and you need to fix it immediately." That one belief, in my opinion, is at the root of so much addiction in our society. When you finally realize it’s okay to feel shame, boredom, anxiety, or fear, you stop trying to numb those emotions. And here’s the irony: when you stop resisting negative emotions, your life actually becomes less negative overall. The Main Idea: It’s okay to feel negative emotions. In fact, if you can become the kind of person who welcomes them in, your life will transform. You’ll experience fewer negative emotions and learn to use the uncomfortable ones to create the big, fulfilling life you want most. Share your thoughts below and let's talk about this.

I am so proud this community is growing so fast. Here are some updates to keep it simple. 1. Say hi! (you can do it on this post or create your own) 2. 💎Check out "The Foundation" course (it will blow your mind) 3. Save your seat and mark your calendar 🗓️ for the Life coaching workshop next Monday at 6pm EST. 4. DM me whenever with any questions 😊