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The 5 myths that are stopping coaches from earning more

I had the pleasure of running a Linkedin live with Suman Randhawa, sales and messaging coach, to discuss common myths...

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Janine’s personal 2024 review

This is the third year I’ve writing a personal ‘year in review’ style blog post and I’m finding them SO...

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How to keep your business going when something horrible has happened

A surprisingly high proportion of my clients and people I’ve met recently have had a really sh*t year. Bereavements, serious...

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How to handle ghosters

We’ve all been there- we’ve had an amazing call with someone. They seem super keen. You set up a follow...

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The 6 must-haves to be able to sell coaching services without a big email list

I often work with people on creating a coaching offer that attracts their favourite types clients. But a frequent sticking...

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Why your coaching offer is the key to earning more

Are you a coach-shaped-person who’s been chugging along for a couple of years or more and you’re wondering to yourself...

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Why you shouldn’t charge your worth when pricing coaching services

Does ‘put my prices up’ lie there, forever on your to do list but never on your ‘ta dah’ list? ...

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5 types of emails to send your subscribers for coaches and consultants

Have you got an email list? I don’t mind how big or small it is as long as you’re regularly...

What’s the difference? Coach vs Consultant vs Mentor vs Trainer

Are you a coach but sometimes you offer advice so don’t know whether you should call yourself something else? Or...

The 6 most difficult coaching-shaped services to sell (and how to tackle them)

Do you find your selling your coaching services or consulting packages a bit tricky sometimes? Could it be that you’ve...

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Everything you need to know about The Freedom Giver

The Freedom Giver is my hybrid programme for coach-shaped-people who want to earn more from their high-touch services without slogging...

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4 reasons why you’re not silly to stick with one-to-one services for your coaching business

Are you a coach-shaped-person who earns most of your money from one-to-one? Are you fed up of having ‘sell DIY...

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How to put together and price a high ticket coaching programme…properly

How do you put together a high-ticket coaching offer? Lots of coaches and consultants who I’ve worked with get squeamish...

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Janine’s 2023 Personal Review

Whoop- we’re here at another start-of-year! Does it feel like 12 months since I wrote my last yearly personal review? No....

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Which is the better coaching consulting business model for you: One-to-One vs Group Programmes vs Membership vs Online Courses

Let’s say you’re a 1:1 coach or consultant. Even if you don’t have enough clients at the moment, you’re busy....