FREE TRAINING: Discover how to live a great f'ing life!
Are you living a great f'ing life, or do you find yourself searching for more meaning, magic, and fulfillment in life?
If you’re like most entrepreneurs and leaders, you envision a life of success where your business is running smoothly and you have more time and freedom to enjoy life. The problem is, life seems more like a list of issues and responsibilities than the exciting adventure you thought it’d be. Despite all the hard work or success you achieve, you realize that life isn’t as great or fulfilling as you expected, and it leaves you feeling like there’s got to be more to life than this. Can you relate?
Sign up for this free training and get exclusive access to 3 powerful practices my private clients and I use to start living a great f'ing life NOW!
- Coach Bob
The Simple Daily Practice That Positions You For Success!
Learn my simple, yet powerful 3-3-1™ practice to set up your day to be exponentially productive!
The 5-Minute Check-In Exercise That Can Create Massive Shifts
You’ll receive a short training video and one of my most valuable tools I use to create results for my private clients.
The My Life Ladder™ Method For Creating Clarity & Focus
Realize what matters most in life (it may not be what you think!) and take the My Life Ladder™ Assessment.
MEET COACH BOB
Coach Bob (Bob Shenefelt) is a Visionary leader and entrepreneur. His first company was recognized by Inc. Magazine as the 26th Fastest Growing Company in America.
Coach Bob is founder of iMatter, the life operating system that helps leaders realize what matters most, clarify who they are, and follow their north star so they can live the great f'ing life they desire.
He is also a certified EOS® Implementer, helping entrepreneurial companies get what they want out of their business, and he’s the past President of the Entrepreneur's Organization (EO) - Detroit Chapter.
Coach Bob is also founder of the highly praised, life-changing Go to The Mountain Retreats for world-class Visionary Leaders.
