
How to attract your first coaching clients
Knowing how to coach is not the same as knowing how to fill your calendar. The good news: the second skill can be learned too.
Notes on practice, tools and the craft of guiding people, written for coaches, therapists and trainers.

Knowing how to coach is not the same as knowing how to fill your calendar. The good news: the second skill can be learned too.

Trained coaches who hold transformative spaces often stumble at one simple question: so, what do you do? Here is how to answer it well.

A good session does not require long preparation. It requires the right system, and three simple questions.

Are we improvising session after session, or building something together? The difference often defines a professional practice.

You search for a tool to save time, and end up managing the tool instead of your clients. A good member space disappears into use.

You spend your days helping others set down their burdens. And all the while, you accumulate. Here is how to take care of yourself too.
A short email when we release a new tool or share something useful for your practice. No noise.