No matter where you are in your coaching journey, there’s always more to learn.

Whether you’re looking for a fresh take on conducting sessions, marketing tips, or creative ways to offer coaching, reading the blogs of fellow professionals in the industry can be a game-changer.

Here are some of our favorite life coaching blogs to help you upskill and stay inspired.

The Best Part of Reading Life Coaching Blogs

Running a coaching business comes with its own challenges, like attracting clients, adjusting your methodology to client needs, or staying up to date with industry trends. 

The good news is that you don’t have to figure everything out alone.

Following the blogs of life coaches and experts you look up to allows you to:

• Learn from those who are a few steps ahead of you about what’s working for them and apply it to your own life coaching practice.
• Stay inspired by other coaching websites, different coaching styles, and success stories.
• Find practical business advice about marketing strategies, pricing models, and the like.

Let’s explore some great coaching blogs worth reading.

The Paperbell Blog

Over the last few years, our blog has become one of the go-to resources in the coaching industry. Many of you who read us regularly have written to us saying our free resources have been invaluable while building your practices and upskilling in everything coaching.

From running the business side of things to learning new coaching techniques or getting certified, there’s an actionable guide here for anything you can think of.

Business Blogs for Coaches

Bookmark these blogs to stay up-to-date on growing a successful coaching practice.

The Uncaged Life

Becca at The Uncaged Life blogs about topics like goal setting, business models, and how to navigate big changes in your business.

It’s a great one to start with to figure out basics like how much to charge and how to launch your first coaching package.

Coach Foundation

The Coach Foundation’s blog has a huge library of helpful resources for coaches.

It really shines with its definitive guides that break down the steps of starting and developing a professional coaching business.

Coach Pony

Coach Pony has incredible guides on topics like finding your niche and drafting a great coaching pitch.

It’s an excellent life coaching blog to improve your coaching model.

Personal Development Blogs

If you’re looking to level up professionally and personally, these are great reads.

Motivating The Masses

Lisa Nichols at Motivating the Masses is here to inspire you to take new risks and pursue your dreams.

Her lightweight articles and inspirational videos weave powerful insights and practical advice together to guide you on your journey.

Mark Manson

Mark Manson is the New York Times Bestselling author of The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck. He regularly shares science-based, pragmatic life advice and recommendations for tools to overcome self-doubt and low motivation.

His blog posts focus on psychology, relationships, self-discipline, and personal values, all of which are central to the work of coaches.

Tiny Buddha

Tiny Buddha is a long-standing blog on mindfulness and a wide range of personal and professional growth topics. It features articles from various contributors about self-care, productivity, and healthy habits.

Articles on Tiny Buddha provide practical tips for coaches and anyone looking to break free from cycles of stress and overwhelm.

Productivity Blogs

Everyone experiences slumps sometimes. These productivity blogs offer motivation and strategies for regaining focus and getting back on track.

Brian Tracy

Brian Tracy is a productivity expert and bestselling author who offers practical advice on topics like time management and goal setting.

With insights on financial growth and overcoming challenges, his blog is a valuable resource for anyone looking to improve efficiency as well as for business and executive coaches.

Tim Ferris

Tim Ferris is the New York Times bestselling author of the 4-Hour Workweek, who frequently posts excellent resources and productivity tips for budding entrepreneurs.

His newsletter, 5-Bullet Friday, is a classic in the blogosphere and his podcasts interview some of the world’s most prolific individuals to uncover what it takes to be fearlessly successful.

James Clear

James Clear, bestselling author of Atomic Habits, explores how small, consistent changes can lead to major life improvements.

His blog is packed with insights on habit formation, productivity, and personal growth, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to create lasting positive change.

Health & Wellness Blogs

Look out for these delicious health coaching blogs with fresh recipes, actionable health advice, and exercise tips.

Precision Nutrition

Precision Nutrition is a trusted resource for health coaching. It offers science-backed articles on nutrition, fitness, and health coaching strategies. 

It provides actionable tips and evidence-based approaches to help coaches support their clients’ well-being.

Kelsey Ale

Kelsey Ale is a health coach focusing on holistic health and wellness. Her blog offers practical advice and insights for both clients and health coaches.

She features a variety of topics, including gut health, sleep hygiene, anti-inflammatory recipes, and fitness.

PaleOMG by Julie Bauer

Julie Bauer, a certified health coach, shares her expertise on health and wellness through her blog, PaleOMG. She focuses on the Paleo lifestyle and offers recipes, health tips, and coaching advice.

Julie’s blog is great for coaches looking to expand their knowledge of nutrition and healthy living.

How to Start Your Own Blog

Are you inspired to start your own blog? Here’s how to do it right:

• Choose a clear focus: Decide on a niche or theme that aligns with your coaching expertise. Launching a focused blog attracts the right audience.
• Make your content useful: Your blog posts should offer practical advice, insights, or personal stories that genuinely help readers. Answer common client questions or break down complex topics in an engaging way.
• Optimize for search engines (SEO): Use relevant keywords and write headlines people search for. A well-optimized blog brings in organic traffic and potential clients.
• Be consistent, but realistic: Posting regularly builds momentum, but quality is more important than quantity. Even one great post per month can be impactful.
• Encourage engagement: End blog posts with a call to action. Invite readers to comment, share, or join your email list.
• Avoid common mistakes: Don’t publish generic content that blends into the noise, neglect formatting (long, unstructured paragraphs are a turn-off), or forget to proofread.

A well-crafted coaching blog can showcase your expertise and attract the right clients. Start small, stay consistent, and make every post count.

Focus on What Matters

If you’re struggling to find time to read up on the latest in coaching (or run your own blog), here’s something for you.

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Try Paperbell for free and see how it can streamline your life coaching practice.

Editor’s Note: This post was originally published in June 2022 and has since been updated for accuracy.