by Charlene Boutin | Apr 30, 2026 | The Business of Coaching
Your first session with a new client should feel like coaching, not an interview where you’re scrambling to collect basic information while also trying to build rapport. That’s the problem with skipping an intake form. By the time you’ve covered the...
by Annamaria Nagy | Apr 22, 2026 | Most Popular Templates, The Business of Coaching
You spent hours writing the perfect blog post, freebie, or client welcome packet. You hit publish. It’s out there, and you have no idea who’s reading it. Maybe it’s your ideal client. Maybe it’s someone with a medical condition you don’t...
by Annamaria Nagy | Apr 16, 2026 | Most Popular Posts for Coaches, The Business of Coaching
You’ve been at this personal development thing for a while now. You’ve read the books, watched the documentaries, maybe even listened to a podcast or two on your commute. But something’s still not clicking the way you hoped. Here’s the thing:...
by Charlene Boutin | Apr 14, 2026 | The Business of Coaching
You’ve got a new client who’s been stuck for two years. They know what they want. They’ve read the books, they’ve journaled, they’ve set the goals. And somehow, nothing has moved. That’s the moment when the right coaching tool can...
by Annamaria Nagy | Apr 9, 2026 | The Business of Coaching
Coaching questions are the most powerful tools in your arsenal as a life coach. When you go round and round in circles with an issue your client is facing, the right coaching question at the right time can bring key insights that will change their perspective forever....
by Annamaria Nagy | Apr 6, 2026 | The Business of Coaching
Your coaching philosophy shapes everything — whether you’ve written it down or not. Every decision you make as a coach, from how you structure your sessions to which clients you take on, comes back to it. A coaching philosophy is a statement that captures your...
