Use the Wheel of Life for Your Coaching Business
Incorporate these eight aspects of running a fun, innovative and efficient business into the Wheel of Life for your business similar to the life coaching wheel.
Incorporate these eight aspects of running a fun, innovative and efficient business into the Wheel of Life for your business similar to the life coaching wheel.
There are great people out there who want to help you write your BEST book, who are interested in your message and your success more than they’re interested in your money.
7 reasons why we put off getting certain things done for our business and 3 powerful questions to help you get back into action at the right time.
As the new year approaches I thought it would be fun to share my 3 predictions for what’s in and what’s out for coaches in the coming year.
I’m sharing some of the tools and support systems that have made this past year so much easier, more joyful and more profitable for me.
If you don’t plan for your coaching business you’ll make less and have less fun. It’s true. The more you plan your coaching business goals, the better you do – both financially and emotionally.
Erika Kalmar, Coaching Biz Start-Up Strategist, supports coaches in building a rock solid foundation. Here she shares why every coach must have a business plan.
For coaching to happen, both coach and client must show up co-creative, resourceful and whole.
Three resources for coaches on why people don’t buy, why selling coaching by the hour wastes your time, and how to enchant your audience.
Think of your coaching niche as a tribe. How can you help them connect? How can you help lead them where they want to go? What kind of relationship do coaches want with the people we serve?
Nancy Marmolejo shares 5 Tips on how you can get your business out of the shadows and into the spotlight so more people can know about your message, your business, and your expertise.
Once you know a coaching business makeover is necessary, where do you start? Start with your niche. Is it viable? Then evaluate your marketing, offers, and sales conversion process, uncover what’s working and what’s not working, and replace what’s not working with something better.
It seems like every year I do a business makeover. But is it really such a good idea to keep changing up what I do? I think so. Here are eight compelling reasons to make over your coaching business.
Wouldn’t it be great to amp up your coaching income to cover your holiday cheer this year? An often overlooked approach is to invite your previous 1:1 clients to come back. Read about two simple ways to do this.
Almost everyone I know has been in a big boiling cauldron of change in 2010. You too? I feel like I’m finally out of that hot water and into the grace of enjoying what I learned in that uncomfortable time. Before you spur yourself into your future again, take a minute to bring with you the gifts of 2010. Truly integrate what you’ve learned and 2011 will be juicier, bigger and more fun for you!
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