AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND, November 23, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ -- THE C.E.OHM, business coaching and success company, today announced their new mission: to change the current, unhealthy paradigm of business success, which is based on hustle and leads to burnout, to a more sensible, integrated, and sustainable paradigm of success, what CEO Yaela Raber calls “Go Big And Go Home.” A play-on-words of the popular phrase “Go Big Or Go Home,” which insists that in order to be successful (Big), one must sacrifice their personal life (Home). Raber’s new paradigm of success is one where you can have both, on your terms.

Raber built a multi-million dollar hospitality marketing business from the ground up using the “Go Big Or Go Home” approach. There, she experienced first-hand what the real costs are: like so many other people who “hustled,” the bottom line was incredible, but her health and well-being became remarkably poor. So, while she was able to “Go Big,” she wasn’t able to “Go Home” and enjoy the great personal life success is supposed to buy.

“That’s the big delusion around our current paradigm of success,” says Raber. “We chase the money, apparently to create a higher quality personal life, but there’s not much of a personal life left. Something gets broken in us, where we don’t know how to enjoy life. All we know is the hustle.”

After experiencing clinical burnout, Raber rubber banded in the opposite direction, deciding to “Go Home” by selling her business and devoting all her energies to travel and self-care, exploring a plethora of personal development pathways. While restorative in their own right, Raber soon realised putting extreme focus on her personal life became, ironically, as unsustainable and unhealthy as working all the time. She reemerged with the “Go Big AND Go Home” success philosophy, founding THE C.E.OHM to help others “be unapologetically ambitious and uncompromising in their quality of life, to create big income and impact, as well as live a big life to match.”

“The Go Big And Go Home paradigm shatters the old success paradigm, the era of hustle, where we’ve been conditioned to operate in a system which trains you to believe that you are either successful and miserable, or very heart centred and broke,” says Raber. “Go Big And Go Home not only calls bullshit on that, but it teaches you to create a more intelligent business that, in turn, creates a more holistic type of success.”

Over the past few years, Raber delivered the Go Big And Go Home concept through a variety of services and programs, from single business coaching sessions, to group coaching masterminds, to more long term private coaching support, with good results. In addition, aspiring entrepreneurs who wanted to create a business, or those who had a business and desired additional revenue streams, Raber delivered “business-in-a-box” solutions: pre-packaged, vetted business models, products and services which removed the usual guesswork, labor, and risk that comes with doing it all from scratch.

Some results that clients consistently experienced:

* Stronger connection with themselves and with their business
* Improvement of revenue and profit margins
* Reduction in employee turnover
* Development of a happy, high performance company culture
* More precise and effective marketing and branding initiatives
* Measured improvement of overall quality of life for the CEO

To learn more about the Raber, THE C.E.OHM, the Go Big And Go Home philosophy, as well as current services, opportunities, and business solutions, go to www.the-ceohm.com.

About THE C.E.OHM
THE C.E.Ohm is a business coaching and success company helping entrepreneurs to be both unapologetically ambitious and uncompromising in their quality of life, providing the skillset, toolset and mindset to remaster the business and life of their dreams.

Yaela Raber
THE CEOhm
+64 27 801 0087
yaela@the-ceohm.com
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