Archive for 'Practice Management'
Coaching Business Opportunities – How to Tell the Right Ones from the Rest
September 21, 2009 | View Comments
I have said that sometimes the winning move is to decline a coaching client or a chance to market your business. You’ll get better results from saying ‘yes’ if you are willing to say ‘no’ some of the time.
But how do you know when to decline? What’s the difference between a good opportunity and the [...]
Coaching Business Opportunities – When It Pays to Say ‘No’
September 15, 2009 | View Comments
Is every coaching client you have a pure joy to work with?
Do you consistently find the time to market your coaching business and create new programs?
Are you making a great income from your coaching business?
If you answer ‘no’ to any of these questions, you’re not alone. Most coaches grapple with these issues.
Years ago, [...]
Five Time Saving Resources for Coaches
August 4, 2009 | View Comments
Time is the biggest limitation that coaches face. If you place a high value on your time, you’re using prosperity thinking. You’ll make better choices and attract more of what you really want.
One way to leverage your time is to invest in resources that shorten your learning curves and ease time-consuming tasks. You’ll be freed [...]
Five Jiu Jitsu Moves to Organize Your Coaching Business
January 27, 2009 | View Comments
My computer consultant was at my office last week optimizing my Macbook for my next business trip. Opening up my email, he said: “OMG, your inbox is clean!” Then he looked around my office. “Are you really this organized?” I am. To be successful I have to be.
Stuff is distracting. If your office [...]
