Recently I listened to an interview with a respected financial expert, and he said this phrase: “…start vs. stop mentality in our country today…,” and he went on. I didn’t hear the rest of the interview because that phrase stopped me. I began to ponder the thought: “Have we become a “Start vs. Stop” country?”
START vs. STOP Mentality
Your Capacity In Intentionality, Leadership, Partnership and People
“When it comes to Leadership what I know from my foray down this lane is the more I learn about being a leader, the more I understand there is so much I do not know, and still have to learn.”
10 Trends That Will Redefine Coaching in 2019 – ReBlog
Are you an executive, spiritual, fitness or life coach? Regardless of the type of coach you are, here are ten coaching trends to be aware of in 2019 so you can continually stay relevant. Re-blog from Membershipfix.com
Could This Be the Reason Your Coaching Business Hasn’t Arrived Yet?
Your mindset. It’s true. The make or break factors in coaching business success are rarely about education, specific business skills, or experience. Instead, it all comes down to how you manage your mind. Nearly all my clients have struggled with believing in...
5 Things That Inspire Coaching Clients to Enroll with You
All 5 of these things must be aligned for your prospect to say YES to you!
Too Many Voices
By: Janice Bastani Like many who are in the field of personal development, I look in from time to time to see what my peers are doing and where they post and whom they are following and learning from. Since January 2019, I have noticed a troubling trend. The trend...
Who am I to coach anyone about that?
Who am I to coach anyone about that? As a coach, have you ever thought “Who am I to…?” Fears like this show up when you take the smart step of focusing on one unique tribe of people — a niche market — and begin to put the word out that you can help them get where...
Believing: The Neuroscience of Reverse Truths
While my children’s adolescence cured me of most of my theories, a few fundamental ones survived, and are even more boldly illuminated against the backdrop of passing years. One of these survivors is the principle of reverse truths.
If It Feels Weird, Do It
By: Jeff Orr, CTA Graduate, Certified Human Capital Coach A long time ago, I wrote an article (I say “article” because I don’t think blogging was even a thing yet) for a triathlon coaching company I owned along with a couple of other guys. I titled the article “If it...
How to be sure your clients come back for more
What’s better than a new client? A repeat client. Are you doing all you can to bring your clients back to you for more?
Coach – Give Yourself a Raise
Find out how a minor restructure in your fee schedule can have major impacts on productivity.
The Top 21 Things a Mentor Coach Needs to Know
Dr. Dave Krueger has had a long-lasting, successful career as a mentor coach. His wisdom has touched the lives of many. He offers up the top advice that can help mentor coaches grow stronger in their roles: Listen with the intensity most people have only while...
The Powerful 12
The make or break factors in coaching business success are rarely about education, specific business skills, or experience.
5 Habits of Confident Coaches
For many of us, our ultimate goal is to become a masterful coach so that when we are working with our clients (employees, colleagues, team members), we feel capable, confident and connected not just to the person we are coaching but to our intuition. So, what are the 5 habits that create that confidence? And how can you start bringing those 5 habits into your practice?
Coaching Red Flags
As coaches, we talk a lot about the “red flags” we hear from our clients – the things they might say, do, or even not say that indicate a potential obstacle to their progress. These red flags trigger our intuition and seizing these moments in a...
18 Caveats on How NOT to Change
Why do we repeat behavior that doesn’t work? Especially those actions that lead to stifling debt, disappointing careers, or stuck relationships.
Empathy: The Bridge to Common Ground
How can you recognize what never before has been considered? See what you don’t believe? Discover what you don’t even know to look for?
Stop Overdelivering in Coaching Sessions – Why and How to Shift
Over-delivery can be strategic, such as amping up the quality of your free offers or loading up a paid program with juicy bonuses. But chronic over-delivery in coaching sessions could actually undermine your financial success and relationships with clients.
Money and the Shame/Self-Esteem Axis
Of all human emotions, the most painful, the hardest to tolerate is shame.
If Information Was Enough…
Dr. Dave Krueger explains why established beliefs are extremely resistant to change, even when scientific evidence disproves those beliefs.
10 Powerful Questions to Enroll Coaching Clients Every Time
The secret to enrolling more coaching clients is surprising.
Make it The Client’s Idea
There will be times when you are called upon, by your client, to deliver great advice. Your client looks to you to be the strong mentor who has been in the shoes in which they are now walking. This is such a tempting situation. You know exactly what needs to be done...
6 Easy Copy Writing Tips for Coaches
Are you intimidated by the idea of writing your own freebies, marketing emails, and web content? Write to intrigue rather than impress. Here are six more tried and true copy writing tips that will help you write in a way that’s both authentic and effective.
Enroll More Coaching Clients From Your Website
Is your website enrolling new coaching clients for you? ? Is it also creating a community of future clients? Does it quickly inspire people to share your site?
