Are you a coach who really wants to help others and make a difference in this world?

I work exclusively with coaches who have a strong desire to help others but are finding it hard to market their coaching practice. Sure, you want to make a difference in the world but you just don't have enough clients to be able to do this.

Can you relate to any of the situations below?

You're a Recently Qualified Coach...

You've just completed your coaching skills training and now you want begin to work with paying clients. However, you're not quite sure how to market yourself or even where to start. You're finding it much harder to attract coaching clients than you expected or were led to believe.

You're Struggling to Attract Coaching Clients...

Sure, you've managed to attract your first coaching clients but some of them have now left your coaching practice altogether. You know you need to attract more clients into your coaching practice but you just don't know what to do next.

You're Confused About Marketing...

You may feel uncomfortable about the idea of marketing yourself let alone know the first steps to take. This may be your first time in business and the skills of marketing and selling a coaching service may seem like alien concepts to you.

You're an Experienced Coach...

You've been in practice for a while now and have managed to attract many clients into your practice. However, you seem to be in a tiring 'feast or famine' cycle and you don't know how to get out of it. You want a more stable coaching practice with a consistent flow of income.

You're Full of Marketing Ideas...

You have a lot of ideas on how you can market your coaching practice but you're unsure which one would be the best for you. You may have already identified several potential niches for you to pursue but you don't know which one to choose.

You've Tried Other Marketing Approaches with Limited Results...

You may already have tried a number of coaches or courses that claim to help you to attract more coaching clients but the results so far have been disappointing. You really put in the effort and you're beginning to wonder if you will ever have a successful coaching practice.

Your Characteristics

In my time helping coaches to build successful coaching practices, I've found that you are more likely to succeed with me if you are a coach with the following characteristics:

You Really Want to Help Others

You've always been a helpful person - Hey, that's most likely why you chose to become a coach because in the first place. You're not a 'mercenary coach' who is just in coaching for the money. No, you really do have a deep down desire to help others and make a difference in the world.

You Are Willing to Put in the Effort

You're willing to work to get results - You realise that there are no quick fixes or magic bullets to building a successful coaching practice. You know that a coaching business, like any other business, will require a lot of effort and you're prepared to put in the necessary work. You know that by Universal Law the more you put in, the more you'll get out.

You Are Ready to Make Key Decisions

You know that key decisions need to be made - You know that to have a successful coaching practice you'll need to select a target market to focus your efforts on. You are prepared to make that decision and back it with everything you've got. You're prepared to do the necessary research to give your coaching practice the best chance of success.

You Are Looking for a Mentor

You are looking for a mentoring approach - As great as the coaching process is, you realise that you lack sufficient knowledge of how to market your coaching practice effectively. You are prepared to learn from a mentor who has built a wealth of expertise on how to attract clients into your coaching practice.

Now that you know the type of coaches I work with, the challenges I help them solve, and the characteristics you'll need to succeed with me, click on this link to learn more about How I Work so you can get a better sense of what it would be like if we decide to work together.