Success is not Magic.
It is Systematic.
You received a certification at the end of a training or series of workshop intensives . You paid good money for it. You invested a great deal of time. You received the stamp of approval from people you trust, respect, and admire. And...now what?
Did they teach you how to turn it into a business?
I didn't think so. And the truth is that was not their role or their offering to you. It is mine.
How many people from your training are actually successful with it? How many have between 15 and 25 clients weekly? How many can count on making at least $10,000 a month? I want you to have that kind of certainty. I want you to have financial sustainability and your clients to have sustainability of change.
Turn Your Practice Into a Business.
Start now by finding out what the Coaching the Life Coach Apprentice Program [CLC v4.0] can deliver to you. Contact us for a complimentary exploratory session to make sure the program is a fit for you...so you can
Systematize your Success Magic.
If you are a certified practitioner of any modality, IDEA is committed to assisting you in turning your practice into a business...
As a holistic practitioner, you are sensitive to dynamics that do not feel right and you truly want to be of service to your prospective clients. You correctly want to make sure they never feel pressured.
And they never should--they do not need to be.
At the same time, if you have been in business for yourself for any length of time, you have come to realize that if you do not assist them in overcoming their concerns and their fears or limitations in thinking, you will never be able to assist them in realizing the life they have always wanted, dreamed of, and perhaps have come to you to assist them in finally achieving.
In a sense, this is your first test as their coach, guide, or service provider in the helping industries.
Are you going to let them leave with those limitations intact?
Or are you going to expand their world ever so gently?
The reality is, if you do not have financial sustainability, you will not be able to serve for very long before your own concerns of thriving and prospering come into play.
In a word, you need to learn to SELL--but sell without compromising your values of service, contribution, and ethics...
