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What's one question you have about your coaching business offer? Whether it's creating your offer, getting clients, growing your community, pricing, or anything else: drop it below. And here's the challenge: Before you post your own question, reply to someone else's. Share an idea or something that's worked for you 💛

One concern coaches often have about group programs is whether clients will still feel properly supported. What would you include to help clients feel seen and supported inside a group program?

A group coaching program lets you to support more people without filling your week with more calls. But not every coach wants to move away from 1:1 work. Some love the close connection of private coaching. Others enjoy the conversations and shared learning that happen in a group. If you could design your ideal coaching business, what would you choose? 🔘 Mostly 1:1 coaching 🔘 Mostly group coaching 🔘 A mixture of both 🔘 Something else Tell us why in the comments 👇

Actually, do 😆 But don’t expect it to be as easy as the internet often makes it look. This article I just read argues that building a coaching business takes more than posting content and waiting for clients. You need to keep improving your coaching, learn how to run a business and spend time building real relationships. What is one thing about running a coaching business that nobody prepared you for? What surprised you most? 👇