The Business of Coaching
Taylor ThomasThoughts, resources, and takeaways from 20+ years as a health and wellness entrepreneur.
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The Gap You Can’t See Is the One Doing the Most Damage.
Most businesses aren’t stuck because of a lack of effort.
They’re stuck because of a gap the owner cannot see. Not a gap in motivation or discipline or even strategy, but a structural gap in how the business is being built- something missi...
An Ecosystem Doesn’t Maintain Itself. Here’s How to Tend It.
If you’ve been following along over the last three weeks (if you haven’t, go back and start there), you have built the foundation of a support ecosystem. You understand why going solo has a ceiling. You have identified the people who belong...
Your Tools Are Either Buying You Time or Costing You It.
The people layer of your ecosystem is about who is around you.
The tools layer is about what is working for you, or more accurately, what should be working for you but isn’t.
Most coaching businesses fall into one of two traps when it com...
The Right People in the Right Seats Around Your Business.
Last week, we named the three layers of a support ecosystem: people, tools, and resources.
This week, we go deep on the first and most important layer: the people.
When most coaches think about adding people to their business, they think...
You Weren’t Built to Build This Alone.
Most coaches build alone by default.
Not because they prefer it, but because that’s how it starts. You figure things out as you go. You solve problems when they appear. You make decisions with the information you have, and you keep moving....
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