The crisp notes of autumn are soon arriving! But, you don’t have to wait until Small Business Saturday in November to support local businesses. We’ve rounded up some of our favorites from post.script. in San Francisco. Eclectic and whimsical, their inventory emphasizes clean and modern designs, while celebrating the offbeat.
Lizzie Nelson stumbled into health coaching by accident. It took years of her own health journey before she realized that her greatest advocate was herself! Her personal struggles inspired her to pursue the healing of others. She now helps ambitious women transform their lives by teaching them how to live sustainably healthy lives.
When you played sports you had a coach that helped you run faster, sharpen your skills and maximize your performance. Why wouldn’t you have a coach in your life as well?
I’m talking about someone that guides you to understand your business, your body, your emotions. There is truly a coach for everyone and everything. So why hire a coach and what type of coach should I hire?
We’ve had the pleasure of experiencing MANY different styles of selling over our careers.
Some coaches address every objection you have and their number one goal is to get that payment NOW over the phone, while others timidly mention they have an offer and leave it at that. There are also coaches out there that have other people sell their services on their behalf. Ultimately, there is not a one size fits all strategy that works for everyone. What might work for one individual, might not feel authentic to others. Here are 7 tips to help you sell with confidence as a coach.
Is this you?
Your friends always come to you for advice.
You love to learn and are incredibly passionate about at least one topic of area (from wellness to photography to business and beyond).
Your day job doesn’t feel right OR you’re still left feeling unfulfilled.
You love connecting with and helping people – impact lights you UP.
If you relate to two or more of the above statement, you, my friend, just might be destined to be a coach.
As a new Mom I didn’t appreciate all the things Moms do until I became one myself. I remember co-workers running out at 5pm to pick up their kids from school/daycare and was baffled when they turned down the company’s happy hour. Being a Mom is hard and balancing the work commitments is just wild, heck planning a maternity leave as a solopreneur is hard too!. While there is no such thing as perfect balance there are some tips for parents to manage their children and their work. As a Mom who works from home, here is how I find some sense of normalcy.
So you want to be an entrepreneur? Being an entrepreneur isn’t easy and it requires a lot of discipline and mindset. I’m talking simple mindset hacks to keep the ball rolling to stay in the game.
Where does one start when looking to develop sustainable wellness practices? The destination should be Caona Wellness, a digital community created by Destiny Moore Saldivar. She’s dedicated to helping women of color live embodied and empowered lives.
Is your child kindergarten ready? But really, are they? If you’re not sure, keep reading and get to know Mackenzie Magaurn. She’s a kindergarten teacher turned “kindergarten whisperer”, dedicated to helping kids and parents alike prepare for this important next stage in their lives.
Imagine if we made massages a part of our lives as much as therapy and other modalities of self care. Meet Eve Salcito, a Boulder County Licensed Massage Therapist who makes it easy to say “yes” to self care. From her welcoming vibe to exceptional customer service, with a massage by Eve you are transported to a simpler time and place. Learn more about how she launched her career in massage therapy and the benefits that could await you.
