Can I get a hell yeaaaaaa! The 5-Day Get More Clients Challenge starts TODAY. 400+ coaches have already saved their seats. Would you like to join us? Then please complete your registration here. Day 1 starts TODAY at 5pm UK (12pm EST). Why attend? Because during the Challenge I'm going to give you everything you need to get your first (or next) coaching client... ...without needing an audience, a big budget, an existing program to sell, or having to post videos every day. You don't need anything "ready" for this to work for you. You just need to show up and to commit to finishing the steps laid out for you. For example... Here's what you get for attending today's session: 🚀 Day 1: How To Create A High Ticket Offer That Stands Out So you know exactly what you need to do to charge $1,500+ for your coaching... And find clients who are HAPPY to invest that much (and more) to work with you. Sound good? The Challenge free to attend... If you're already registered, you should have an email from Zoom with the link to join the call - please check your inbox :-) If you're not already registered, there's still time to grab your seat here: Get Clients Challenge After you register, you will receive a confirmation email with the link to join the call... Let's gooo!

A big thanks to Ed for the brilliant Expert Coaching Certificate. It's a great course to say the least and will help many break through their limitations! Thank you to everyone in this upbeat community for the support! 😁

This isn't my writing, but I hope that as a coach you'll be able to find someone that you can use. Build a life worth living Building a life worth living after experiencing hardship can be challenging, but it is certainly possible. Here are some steps that can help guide this process: 1. **Acknowledge Your Feelings**: It's important to accept and understand your feelings about your past. Journaling or talking to a professional can help you process these emotions. 2. **Set Small Goals**: Start with manageable goals that can lead to a sense of accomplishment. This could be as simple as daily tasks or larger aspirations that can be broken down into smaller steps. 3. **Seek Support**: Build connections with friends, family, or support groups. Surrounding yourself with positive influences can help foster resilience and motivation. 4. **Focus on Self-Care**: Prioritize your physical and mental health. Engage in activities that promote well-being, such as exercise, a healthy diet, sufficient rest, and mindfulness practices. 5. **Learn New Skills**: Consider pursuing education or training that interests you. Acquiring new skills can open up new opportunities and boost your confidence. 6. **Engage in Gratitude**: Reflect on what you are grateful for, even the small things. This practice can shift your focus from negativity to positivity. 7. **Volunteer or Give Back**: Helping others can be incredibly fulfilling. It can foster a sense of purpose and connection to the community. 8. **Rebuild Trust**: If you have experienced betrayal or loss, work on rebuilding trust in yourself and others. This may take time and gradual steps. 9. **Embrace Change**: Recognize that change and growth take time. Be patient with yourself as you navigate this journey. 10. **Consider Professional Help**: If you’re struggling, seeking therapy can provide valuable tools and support to help you work through your experiences and build a fulfilling life. Remember, building a life worth living is a unique journey for each individual, and it’s important to take your time and find what works best for you.

@Rhea Mcdonald @Sammatha Scott @Charlie Downs @Kelly Napier @Petra Harvankova @Robert Lynch Congratulations!

Coaching and counseling are both supportive processes aimed at helping individuals achieve personal or professional growth, but they differ in several keyways: Focus and Purpose: Coaching typically focuses on specific goals and objectives related to personal development, career advancement, or skill improvement. It's future-oriented, helping clients identify and achieve their potential. Counseling, on the other hand, often deals with deeper emotional or psychological issues, such as trauma, mental health concerns, or relationship problems. It's more about resolving past or present issues to improve overall well-being. Approach: Coaching tends to be action-oriented and results-driven, employing strategies, techniques, and accountability to help clients reach their goals. Coaches often provide guidance, feedback, and support to facilitate progress. Counseling usually involves exploring emotions, thoughts, and behaviors in depth, often drawing from psychological theories and therapeutic interventions to promote insight, healing, and self-awareness. Scope of Practice: Coaches typically work with clients who are functioning reasonably well but seek improvement in specific areas of their lives. They may specialize in areas like leadership, career development, fitness, or relationships. Counselors often work with individuals experiencing significant distress, mental health challenges, or life transitions. They may have expertise in areas such as anxiety, depression, grief, addiction, or family therapy. Credentials and Regulation: Coaching is less regulated compared to counseling, and there's a wide range of training programs and certifications available for coaches. Ed JC Smith’s Expert Coach is highly recommended. While some coaches may have formal education in psychology or counseling, it's not always a requirement. Counselors typically have advanced degrees (such as a master's or doctoral degree) in counseling, psychology, social work, or a related field. They often need to be licensed or certified by their state or country, which involves meeting specific education, training, and ethical standards.