Welcome to part 2: Again, a sincere thank you to Sarah for these questions! And thank you, dear Kim, for being a part of this PodCast series!
www.imperativecoaching.com – that’s Sarah Liddle’s Web site – check it out!

“Where do you see the profession of coaching going in 5-10 years, and then in 10-20 years?”
“What separates a good coach from a great coach?”
“What would you say to a new coach starting out? What would like to have been told when you were starting out?”
“Where do coaches go for support?”
“How can a new …

Here are some tips on how to use your blog to promote your coaching practice.
Write about your topic of expertise.
Illustrate with your blog posts what areas you can help your clients with. If you are a marketing coach, talk about marketing. If you are a life coach, talk about life issues. If you are a parenting coach, talk about best parenting practices.
Share your success stories.
Profile willing clients. Share the successes your clients are having after working with you. Shine the light on their breakthroughs and illustrate how you helped them …

On this post, which is approximately 30 minutes, I am taking questions from “down under”! New Zealand coach Sarah Liddle, of Imperative Coaching (www.imperativecoaching.com), sent a number of questions (on practice development as well as the profession of coaching) to me recently – and these will be the focus of this and the next post discussion between Kim Hamblin and myself. We want to say a heartfelt “thank you” to Sarah for generating such excellent questions!

“How do coaches manage to fill their practices? While some coaches can do that, there …

What’s a coaching club? It’s simply a membership-based mentoring programs and a great way to offer support to your customers and continuity income in your business.
Here are the TOP seven reasons why you absolutely need to start your own membership-based program without any further delay:

Predictable cashflow creates a stress-free space and peace of mind.
No more “slow months” or “seasonal income.”
Freedom to build any kind of business, while your basics are covered.
Works is optional. You don’t have to show up to generate revenue. You don’t have to work every minute of …

Thousands of people experience frustration and even depression right now. Why? No, not the recession, although that certainly doesn’t help.
Most people today have been thrown into the information overload environment. E-mail, web sites, books, CDs, teleseminars, blogs, social media, and other information sources are easily accessible with a click of a button.
And that’s great – what a time we live in!
But if you really look closely, most success stories in life and business happen as a result of a personal mentoring or coaching relationship. People don’t want any more information …