Hello everyone, I'm researching coaching certifications and would love to hear about your real-world experiences. If you are a certified coach, would you mind sharing: 1. Which certifying body or school did you get your credential through and in which country US, Europe...(e.g., ICF, EMCC, independent)? 2. Roughly how much did the total training and certification process cost you? 3. What did the training entail (e.g., number of training hours, live practice, mentor coaching, or exams)? 4. Was it worth the investment for your practice? Thank you everyone, I appreciate all input.

"Offer three tiers so everyone finds their fit." I think this is wrong. Every time I pack three outfit choices for the same day, I freeze in front of my suitcase. Your prospect does the same thing staring at your pricing page. One clear offer at the right price closes faster than three options fighting for attention.

Tell us, what’s YOUR focus this week? Perhaps it’s: ✨ Creating or improving your coaching offer 🌱 Growing your community 📝 Creating resources for your clients 📣 Getting more eyes on your offer 💬 Finding new clients 📚 Learning something new 🛠️ Getting those behind-the-scenes jobs done ☀️ Making some time for yourself too Pop your focus for the week below ⬇️ And let us know if there are any areas you’d like some support 🧡

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.

Hey everyone 👋 I’m currently building out a few things in my coaching business, but the main focus right now is simplifying everything, while making sure my foundations are solid. I work with busy, high-achieving women who feel overwhelmed by fitness, and the biggest pattern I keep seeing is that they don’t need more workouts… they need structure. So I’ve been: - refining a 6-week strength plan - building a simple “start strong” intro offer to help women begin lifting safely and confidently - and creating a core reboot to help women rebuilding their core Behind the scenes, I’m also working on how everything connects together more clearly… so it feels less like random offers and more like a journey. One thing I’ve been thinking about a lot lately is how to help clients feel successful quickly, without adding more pressure or complexity. Curious if anyone else has found simple ways to build early wins into their programs?