I know we all like to focus on the learning, the wins, the progress but there’s so much more to all of our Skool journeys. What do you do after a loss? What do you do when your personal life has gone crazy and you don’t have the energy to put to business? How do you handle the down or off days? Something beyond ‘do it anyway’. Something you do that helps you process and get to a better headspace where you can put forth your best despite everything else happening.

Hey Coach 👋 I was curious about something—when it comes to coaching, do you feel the hardest part is actually helping clients transform, or just finding enough of them consistently? I’ve been chatting with coaches and it’s surprising how many say the second part is tougher. What’s it been like for you?”

Ever notice how many amazing coaches have all the ingredients—expertise, passion, the drive to serve—yet still struggle with the same thing: getting consistent clients? I was chatting with a coach recently who shared a fear I hear a lot: “I can’t afford to risk paying upfront for another service that may or may not work.” What struck me wasn’t just the fear, but how much it holds people back from taking action. And honestly, it’s a valid concern—most of us have wasted time or money on things that didn’t pan out. Here’s the interesting part: she decided to try a different approach that removed that upfront risk. Within just 3 weeks, she signed 2 new clients worth $3,000. The real win wasn’t just the money—it was the confidence she felt again knowing growth didn’t have to feel like a gamble.

I HAD AN IDEA... I inserted the link to my Skool community and my logo into a QR code generator, and I'm thinking of printing some business cards. What do you think?

A coach I spoke with recently had everything—expertise, passion, and a drive to serve. But one thing was missing: clients. Her biggest fear? “I can’t afford to risk paying upfront for another service that may or may not work.” That’s why I created something different → a no-pay, no-scale partnership model. No risk. No upfront cost. We only win together. She gave it a chance. Within 3 weeks → she signed 2 new clients worth $3,000. Her words: “For the first time, someone believed in me before asking me to spend money.” And here’s the twist—she didn’t pay me that $3,000. Because I only succeed when my partners scale further. 👉 It’s not about quick wins. It’s about building a model where growth feels safe, sustainable, and possible again. One day, I’ll tell you the entire story. For now, I’ll just leave you with this— Coaches don’t need to gamble on growth anymore. (If you’re curious about how this works, feel free to reach out. I’m always open to chat.)