Hi Brooke,

I’ve written before about the coaching practice I’m developing to help successful men solve their anger problem. Thanks for your help so far!
I’ve developed a program which I feel very positive about. It has 7 modules, with content including development of a compelling reason, the model, how and why to feel feelings, etc. It’s strength is in the WHOLE, the way the parts flow and work together to make what I think is a pretty comprehensive solution.

I am less confident about the quality of my freebie. It’s a little dissertation on ‘The most poisonous word – SHOULD’. It’s not a bad bit of content, I believe in it, and think it’s useful. But in comparison to my program, it seems like just a soundbite, and without the wholeness and context of the program (BTW it’s not actually a part of my program, it’s separate content) I feel like it doesn’t do justice to what I have to offer as a coach.
One obvious solution to my ‘problem’ would be to fix the freebie. I’m at a loss as to how to that, and fear that nearly any bit of isolated/small content that I come up with a freebie will have the same problem.
I also suspect that I’m overthinking it, making too big of a deal about it, being perfectionistic.

Any thoughts for me?

Thanks,
Greg