Free intro call
Twenty minutes on what you coach, who you've helped, and what's actually stuck.
You can coach. What nobody taught you was how to describe what you do, charge for it without apologizing, and find ten people who'll pay — which is the part that decides whether the practice survives.
Not a course on how to coach. The part after that: getting paid, and running it like a business.
Move from “I help people with their goals” to something a specific person recognizes as their problem.
See the programWhere early clients actually come from, how to run a discovery call, and how to ask for the sale.
See the programStructuring an engagement, running sessions that produce action, and knowing when to refer someone out.
See the programPricing you can defend, client agreements, scheduling, invoicing and keeping your week from filling with admin.
See the programYou already know that consistency matters. It's easier to hold when someone asks you about it every week.
Twenty minutes on what you coach, who you've helped, and what's actually stuck.
One group, one problem, one package — tested in conversations.
Specific numbers: conversations, follow-ups, calls booked.
Your page, your emails and your discovery calls reviewed within 24 hours.
Month to month, cancel anytime. The 20-minute intro call is free.
A weekly workshop with other coaches building a practice.
$49/ month
Your own coach working on your niche, offer and outreach.
$139/ month
For going full-time, raising prices, or rebuilding a stalled practice.
$279/ month
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime, no contract.
Plenty of people sell coaches a “certification” and a promise of six figures. We issue no credential — we're not a certifying body — and we make no income claims, because nobody honest can.
What we offer is ordinary business help for a specific trade: say what you do clearly, talk to enough people, charge properly, and run sessions that change something. Most coaches who stall are missing one of those four.
No. We are not a certifying body and issue no credential. If you want accreditation, look at established bodies — we'll happily point you at them.
In the US, coaching is largely unregulated, so generally no. But certain claims — therapy, medical, nutrition, financial advice — are regulated, and we'll help you stay clearly on the right side of that line.
We don't make income claims and we'd be suspicious of anyone who does. Plenty of successful coaches run a good part-time practice, which is a perfectly fine outcome.
Life, career, health-habit, business and specialist skill coaches. The business problems are remarkably similar across all of them.
No — that's legal work. We'll tell you what typically belongs in one so your conversation with a lawyer is short and cheap.
Yes. No contract, no minimum term. Access stays open until the end of the month you already paid for.
Twenty minutes on your offer and where people drop off. Free, and specific.