One of the biggest mistakes financial coaches make when they’re first starting out isn’t what you might think.

We all spend a lot of time in trial and error, and for good reason. We need to find out what works and what doesn’t. But it’s important to be strategic about how you look at your results and how you decide on what to try next…and when.

This week on the podcast, we're looking at the difference between erratic trial and error and strategic trial and error. Erratic trial and error is when you make too many changes at once, hopping from one thing to the next without really analyzing the results. Strategic trial and error, on the other hand, is about making small, calculated changes and carefully studying the impact.

I'm sharing some real-life examples of how this plays out, both for financial coaches and for our clients. You’ll hear why analysis is so crucial in the trial and error process, and how it can actually boost your creativity and innovation as a business owner.

If you're feeling overwhelmed, unsure of where to start, or like you're just guessing all the time - this episode is for you.

After listening you’ll be able to approach your business decisions in a more strategic way, so you can stop spinning your wheels and start seeing real, consistent results.

Plus, I'm sharing my #1 recommendation for new financial coaches who are just starting out. Hint: it's all about starting with a proven framework and then making strategic tweaks as you go.

So if you're ready to stop spinning your wheels and start building a successful financial coaching business, tune in now!

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