At the root of this is a fear of failure, and it's showing up in ways that might surprise you. It's creating this cycle where you're avoiding taking meaningful action because you're terrified about not getting it right.
We’re not going to try to convince you one way or another if you should or should not create a group program. Rather, we want to help you recognize when the timing is right, if this is something you do want to add.
In this week’s episode, Philip makes a case for why being busy actually makes conferences more valuable.
Somehow we’ve lost the art of creating our own ideas, finding our authentic voice, and being ourselves as financial coaches. And it’s something I’ve been wanting to address for too long.
Your prices should reflect your expertise, the results you deliver, and the market you serve. Don't undersell yourself.
If you want to continuously grow and improve your skills as a financial coach, you are going to love these episodes!
As a financial coach, I've found that one of the most crucial steps in helping small business owners achieve financial clarity and success is separating their business and personal finances.
If you’ve ever felt like there’s not enough time to get everything done in your financial coaching business, listen in. With our tips, you can make those precious hours count!
Even if you don’t coach clients on student loan forgiveness, knowledge is power. Knowing where to turn for help or where to refer your clients to is incredibly important.
I'm excited to share a budgeting technique that's not only shaped my financial journey but has also significantly impacted those I've worked with. This technique is known as the Plan Ahead Budgeting Method.