It’s Friday. One thing you did in your coaching business this week that actually worked — drop it below. Doesn’t have to be a big win. Could be something you said on a sales call, a change you made to your process, a message you sent that got a response. Skip the polished version. What actually moved something forward for you this week?

New week tomorrow. What's the one thing in your coaching business you want to move forward on this week — the specific thing you've been putting off or haven't figured out yet? Drop it here. Saying it out loud makes it more likely to happen.

Pricing is the one decision that affects everything else in your coaching business — who you attract, how many clients you need to hit your income target, and how you show up on a sales call. Most coaches either underprice because they’re scared, or pick a number based on what someone else is charging. Neither is a strategy. A few things I want to get into: — What are you currently charging per month for 1:1 online coaching? — Do you feel that number is right — too high, too low, or where it should be? — What’s actually stopped you from charging more? Be specific with the numbers. No judgment here.

Where do most of your new clients come from right now? A — Referrals from existing clients B — Organic social media C — Cold outreach / email D — Paid ads Drop a comment if your answer needs context — the number alone doesn't tell the full story.

Free video worth your time. Covers three things most coaches get wrong simultaneously — how to define the actual value of your offer, how to price it based on that value instead of guessing, and how to sell from a place that doesn't feel like pushing. Each one explained properly, not surface level. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjrCGU2nj4E Which of the three — value, pricing, or how you sell — is the weakest part of your business right now?