Hi @Máté Bodnár, developing the skills and confidence as a coach are the most important things, but of course some people will doubt that someone very young could have enough experience to have a lot of skill, but you can overcome this doubt by actually helping people through coaching and getting some powerful testimonials. If at first you don't have the confidence or knowledge to be able to get clients to pay your fee, then you can get a handful of clients to be your case studies (for a reduced price, or even for free). It's a sacrifice of your time and energy of course, but the experience of working with these clients will consolidate your expertise and confidence, and the testimonials will do a lot for your credibility. Another option is to create some kind of free (or low-ticket) offer that provides value upfront, showcasing your expertise, and building trust, so that people won't need to speculate about your abilities because they'll feel helped and understood by you before they have to make a commitment to working with you in depth. Hope that helps! I'm sure Ed's Expert Coach program will build your confidence if you just stick with it! All the best 😊