- Why you need to make time (not find time) to build your coaching business alongside your current services
- The essential method you need before selling coaching packages
- How to position yourself as the expert without feeling salesy
- The mindset shifts required when you become the face of your business
- Why your energy is just as important as your expertise
- The difference between selling a service and selling yourself
- How to attract the right clients through strategic content and messaging
- The importance of going deep on your ideal client's thoughts and struggles
You Need a Method - Don't just say "we'll see where you need help." Give clients a clear roadmap from A to B.
Just Because You Can Doesn't Mean You Should - Stay focused on your vision, not every opportunity that comes your way.
Energy is Your Invitation - People will pay to be in your energy. Quiet energy is just as powerful as bold energy.
Stop Thinking About Yourself - When you focus on your clients instead of how you look or sound, showing up becomes easier.
Name and Claim Your Audience - Be specific about who you're speaking to. If you're attracting the wrong people, you're speaking to the wrong people.
If you're looking for coaching, support & community to build your coaching and consulting business then check out Amplify - www.suzchadwick.com/amplify - DM me with any questions.
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