Talking about money and money mindset trips up a lot of entrepreneurs, including spiritual entrepreneurs. As Megan mentions in this episode, there are so many different messages on what “success” means. When it comes to money, everyone claims to have a formula for success.
In this episode, we’re going deeper and looking at what it means to say yes to your purpose. That is, once you have done the work to clarify your purpose on this earth, then you have to step up and step into that purpose.
Brand Astrologer Leslie Tagorda shares how astrology can help coaches inspire, create and maintain change and what we can learn from the archetype of Chiron, the wounded healer.
In this episode, we’re exploring what to do when your coaching client doesn’t know what they want to discuss in a session. I’ll share the most common reasons this happens and the processes I use with my clients in each of these situations.
When business gets busy, it’s even more important to focus on what matters most. Today I’m sharing five things we should all stop doing in our coaching businesses to support our mental health and stay in alignment with our values.
When your sales process is anchored in integrity and intuition, it becomes so much easier. Sarah Walton joins us today to talk about intuition and sales and how you can shift your thinking on selling to bring more value to yourself and your clients.
When working with coaching clients, we often come from a place of trying to help them avoid failure. What if we shift that thinking? It’s not our job to help our clients eliminate failure. It’s to help them redefine their relationship with it and leverage that failure for success. Today we’re talking about navigating failure in a way that leverages our experiences into future success.
Today we’re getting curious about why the summer slump happens, and I’m sharing tools you can use for yourself and your clients to break out of the summer slump and get back to a place of alignment.
Coming up with an idea for a new offer in your coaching business is exciting and bringing that idea to life requires an investment of time, energy, and money. Today I’m sharing the exact questions to ask yourself before creating a new offer to ensure it’s aligned with your values and will ultimately benefit you and your clients.
I’m sharing the seven lessons I learned from my recent launch of the Coach with Clarity Collective. Wherever you are in the journey of your coaching business, I think you’ll find that these principles are foundational to running a strong, thriving, and sustainable coaching business.
