Life Coach Launchpad

If you’re thinking about launching a group coaching program, there’s a question you’ll inevitably face:

What’s the best format for your coaching offer?

It’s easy to default to what sounds simplest, what other coaches are doing, or what seems most scalable. But ultimately, your format decision needs to come down to one core thing:

👉 What will get your clients the transformation you promised them?

Having a new babysitter while we leave the house doesn’t always go seamlessly.

But one time, we had a new sitter for our three kids—and she completely nailed it.

She made a connection with all 3 kids in under 5 minutes.

Here's how she did it.

And what that means for your marketing.

I didn’t plan to stop hiring my copywriter.

He’d been working with me for years, and I trusted him to create thoughtful, well-written copy for my own business and for clients. But without realizing it, I stopped sending him projects.

Why?

Because I started using ChatGPT.

Now before you think this is just another “AI is everything!” video—it’s not.

If you're never really sure if you're working on the right things in your coaching busess—like you’re constantly working but still not getting enough clients—it’s time to simplify.

There are only six systems you need to attract a steady stream of clients online. And once you put these pieces in place, they work together to build trust, nurture relationships, and turn strangers into paying clients.

You ever feel like your business is everywhere?

Like you’re doing so much—posting, emailing, coaching, learning—but somehow still feel behind?

You’re not lazy.

You’re not bad at business.

You’re just missing one thing: a clear weekly rhythm.

It starts with planning your ideal week.

If you’ve ever looked around and wondered, “How are all these other coaches getting clients so easily?”—you’re not alone. From the outside, it always looks effortless. But when you’re in it—building pages, trying different strategies, working on your mindset—it can feel like nothing’s clicking.

Here’s the truth: there are only two things you need to do to get coaching clients online.

If you’re in a phase where your business feels hard—that doesn’t mean you’re on the wrong track. It means you’re doing the work. You’re in what I call the messy middle.

You’ve said yes to building something real—but the results haven’t caught up yet. That space can feel awkward, discouraging, even lonely at times. But it’s also where growth happens.

You’re a great coach. 

You’ve seen the impact you can make—whether it’s helping a friend through a big decision or guiding a client through a breakthrough…

But if you’re like most life coaches I talk to, you might still be asking yourself…

“If I’m so good at this, why don’t I have more clients?”

Here’s the truth: Believing you’re a great coach isn’t enough to grow your business.

Here's what to do.

Most life coaches start with one-on-one coaching. That’s a solid beginning. But if you stop there, you’re missing out on a big opportunity.

You need more than one offer.

Three is the magic number. 

If you haven’t hit six figures yet as a life coach, I want to show you exactly how to get there—without burning out, posting constantly, or guessing what to do next.

This system is designed to help you attract clients consistently—so you can spend more time coaching and less time worrying about where your next client is coming from.

This week’s podcast episode is one I want every life coach to hear. I walk through 6 email strategies that can help more of your audience actually see and open your emails.

If you’re a life coach who struggles with perfectionism, you’re not alone. So many coaches get stuck trying to make everything just right before putting it out into the world. But here’s the truth: perfectionism is one of the biggest things holding you back from growing your coaching business.

This week’s podcast is all about how to send traffic to your lead magnet—essential knowledge for every life coach.