When you think about growing your coaching business, what feels like the biggest challenge for you? Share below and let’s see which challenges we have in common ☺️

I keep hearing from coaches who are using AI to build their own apps as a way to share their coaching expertise beyond 1:1 work. - What are you using to build your apps? - How did you get started? - How much does it cost you each month? - And what kind of app have you created? We'd love to hear what you’ve learned so far.

I stopped believing I had to constantly show up online to build my business. Instead, I focused on creating resources once and finding ways to sell and use them again and again. I’ve now sold resources to more than 33,000 customers, built a 6-figure business and created a whole library to help other coaches do the same. If I could help you with ONE part of your coaching business, what would you want my help with? - Creating resources for your clients? - Turning your knowledge into something you can sell? - Creating a coaching program? - Finding more clients? - Making more from what you’ve already created? - Something else? Let me know ☺️👇

Perhaps you’ve been thinking about turning what you already share with your clients into a course. What would you create? There are SO many directions you could take your expertise. To help I’ve just put together a guide with 20 coaching course ideas, plus suggestions for what you could create for each topic, such as workbooks, journals, and challenges. 🎁 You can get the guide FREE here (if you're at Level 2) And while we’re talking courses, I’d love to know: If you created a coaching course, what would it be about? Tell us below 👇 (👉 Want the free guide but need to reach Level 2? I got you - go here)

There are so many different directions a coaching session can take. Confidence, boundaries, goals, relationships, habits, self-discovery, stress, mindset, motivation, life balance… and probably another 100 things I haven't mentioned. One of the interesting things about coaching is that the same topic can lead you in different directions depending on the client. A client who wants to work on confidence might need to explore their strengths, challenge a belief about themselves, look at where their self-doubt comes from, notice how they talk to themselves or take a small action they've been avoiding. Someone who wants help with their goals might need to work out what they want, break a big goal down, explore what's getting in the way or decide what they're going to do next. So when you're deciding what to do in a session, it can help to start with: - What does my client need now? - Do they need to explore something or take action? - What's underneath what they're telling me? - Would a coaching tool help them explore this further? - Is there something they could continue working on between sessions? It can be useful to have plenty of ideas and resources to draw on when the conversation takes you somewhere you weren't expecting. 👇 What topic comes up most often with your coaching clients?