Are you being sold a lie about how to build your coaching business as a therapist? I'm calling out the BS I've been seeing online lately, especially from therapists who are literally running coaching programs while telling you coaching doesn't work. Yeah, you heard that right!

In today's episode, I'm breaking down the real pros and cons of every path you're considering: private practice, group practice, intensives, and coaching. I've done them all, and I'm sharing why I walked away from some and doubled down on others. You'll hear my honest take on why intensives are just a bigger chunk of dollars for a bigger chunk of hours (spoiler: still burnout), what really happened when I had clinicians under me, and why a coaching business (when done right) gave me the freedom to voice memo my team while doing tummy time with my baby.

If you're tired of back-to-back sessions draining your energy and capping your income, this episode will give you the clarity you need to decide your next move.

Topics covered on Coaching Business Myths:

• Why therapists with "coach" in their Instagram handles are telling you coaching businesses don't work?
• Is running a group practice actually freedom, or just managing other people's problems?
• Why intensives sound amazing on paper but still leave you drained.
• How you can start a coaching business without fancy funnels, websites, or paid ads.
• The profit margins in my multi-7 figure business.

Resources from this episode:

• Therapist to Coach Accelerator program
• Episode 47: The Step-by-Step Guide to Marketing Funnels for Coaches
• Episode 53: Paid Advertising Won't Save Your Broken Funnel - Fix This First
• Enter The Podcast Giveaway for the chance to win one of Carly’s digital products: https://thethrivingtherapreneurpodcast.com/reviews

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Quote:

“ The truth is, it's not coaching that is the problem ever. It's how people are building their coaching businesses.” - Carly Hill