Helloooo! Just saw @Joy Bhatti post this past week on insta looking for some clients! Shoutout to you Joy, it has been so fun to grow in this field together and just want to say i felt so much inspo and energy from that post. I loved how authentic and clear it felt. It has me in this ideation and movement phase of taking steps for my biz. Thank you!! With that said, I am really in the works with exploring and understanding who I want to serve / who is my ideal client. I feel really drawn to women's health and wellness, supporting women through life shifts; physically (menses, menopause, hormones, etc.) and mental/life transitions (career, purpose, new mother, empty nester, etc). I love the idea of supporting one on one through virtual or in person sessions, as well as I have been dreaming a lot about how I would love to build out curated community events where i collab with likeminded souls (yoga instructors, healthcare workers, nutritionist, sound bath, tarot readers, librarians, etc) to create a grounding and intentional space for women to get together and have a theme that I can provide education or discussion around (nutrition, herbs, movement, mindfullness, etc). As I feel drawn to this space a couple things keep popping up. One although I am a woman and work in healthcare, there is this knowledge gap that I yearn to become more confident in that I feel like I need in order to support my clients. Also I find it hard to get more clear or specific on my "client profile" more than this and defining the result/solution I could provide? Because my mind just goes to something simple like feeling grounded and empowered in our bodies and choices (which i believe leads to health & wellness whether that be weight loss, decrease in anxiety, menopausal sx relief etc). I also think is that a result people would really want? Anyways this is a maze of thoughts I have had swirling in my head so thought I would see what peoples thoughts are. how have you maneuvered this part of the journey to find clarity? what are ways you have helped grow your own education in order to be a stronger coach? how have you supported your mind in imposter syndrome (which I think some of this stems from)? Welcome any and all reflections and feedback!