How do you build unshakable confidence, attract aligned clients, and finally start getting paid for your coaching gifts? In this episode, online business and mind transformation coach Erin Birch breaks down exactly what it takes to shift your mindset and marketing from self-doubt to magnetic presence.
Erin shares how she overcame her own inner programming to create a thriving coaching business, and how new coaches can build experience, attract clients, and grow authentically—without fancy funnels or viral dance trends.
We talk about:
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Why experience beats certifications every time
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The fastest path to building confidence (and clients)
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Marketing for non-marketers: the 3-step system Erin swears by
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How to show up online with depth, not just dopamine
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Creating real conversations that convert into clients
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And the #1 mindset shift that will change your coaching business forever
If you've been hiding in plain sight, Erin’s message is your permission slip to be seen—and paid—for the transformation you bring.
🔗 Learn more about Erin: https://erinbirchcoaching.com/ 🎯 Free Workshop: https://compassworkshop.com
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