I’ve been coaching for 21 years.

I’ve owned my gym for 12 years.

I’ve mentored other business owners with the team at Two-Brain Business for six years.

So why am I writing about Asheville in one breath and then deeper topics, like values vs priorities or sacrificing my family, in the next?

It’s pretty clear in my head, but since I’m the only one that lives there, I will do my best to explain it here.

In short, I want business owners to get their family together. I want to ensure you’re not leaving your family on the sideline while you achieve success for your bottom line. At times, this necessitates deep conversations about what matters most (values and priorities) or possibly relating to a similar story of righting familial neglect before things past the point of no return.

Other times, I want to equip people to do something fun and exciting, like hiking to some waterfalls in Asheville or teaching their kids how to take care of things around the house…like washing a car!

The goal of my content is for folks to learn, be challenged, and entertained. This can be thought of as “do-it-yourself” – take what I write/create and put it into action on your own.

Now, as I have for 2+ decades, I also offer coaching for those that want a “done-with-you” approach. We’ll work together to ensure you’re taking the action you need to be taking, so you can lead your family the way you want to. Read more about me here to see if you think we’d be a good fit.

And because I love author James Clear, here’s something I highlighted from him that better captures what I’m trying to say:

“My approach is to empower, not to prescribe. I’m not interested in telling you which habits you should build or which choices you should make. You know what works for your life and circumstances better than I ever could. Instead, I want to equip and empower you with ideas and strategies so you can make your own choices and do the things you want to do. I’ll give you the hammer, you decide where to drive the nail.”

Check out my website for more: www.joshuadmartin.com

Fight for your family, they’re worth it.