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Coaching Business Models for Private Practice
Every coach bumps into these questions: “How do I structure my practice? Which business model actually works for me and for my clients?”
This episode takes a practical look at the most common B2C coaching business models and what it takes to make them sustainable.
We walk through one-off sessions, fixed-term packages, retainers, tiered offers, and group programs. You’ll hear the pros and limitations of each model, along with the ethical nuances not to be overlooked.
In this episode, we cover:
You’ll also hear about the emotional and operational load that affects your sustainability as a coach.
If you’re a newer coach designing your practice, or an established coach rethinking how you want your business to run, this episode will help you make a grounded, informed decision rather than guessing or copying what others do.
And if this conversation sparks ideas for you, feel free to pass it along to another coach who might be reimagining their business model too.
Coming up next:
We’ll look at the Revised ICF Core Coaching Competencies introduced in 2025: what’s changed, why the updates matter, and how to integrate the new logic into your coaching and mentor coaching practice. This one’s going to be important.
Would you like to support the podcast?
Here’s a donation link: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/LiubovDiasamidze
Explore My Other Resources to Deepen Your Coaching Skills:
Let’s Connect.
Our next PCC Path (Level 2) and ACC Path (Level 1) cohorts begin in spring of They are designed for coaches who care about coaching beyond the tools and techniques. If that’s you, reach out to schedule a call and explore.
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By Luba Diasamidze PhD, PCCEvery coach bumps into these questions: “How do I structure my practice? Which business model actually works for me and for my clients?”
This episode takes a practical look at the most common B2C coaching business models and what it takes to make them sustainable.
We walk through one-off sessions, fixed-term packages, retainers, tiered offers, and group programs. You’ll hear the pros and limitations of each model, along with the ethical nuances not to be overlooked.
In this episode, we cover:
You’ll also hear about the emotional and operational load that affects your sustainability as a coach.
If you’re a newer coach designing your practice, or an established coach rethinking how you want your business to run, this episode will help you make a grounded, informed decision rather than guessing or copying what others do.
And if this conversation sparks ideas for you, feel free to pass it along to another coach who might be reimagining their business model too.
Coming up next:
We’ll look at the Revised ICF Core Coaching Competencies introduced in 2025: what’s changed, why the updates matter, and how to integrate the new logic into your coaching and mentor coaching practice. This one’s going to be important.
Would you like to support the podcast?
Here’s a donation link: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/LiubovDiasamidze
Explore My Other Resources to Deepen Your Coaching Skills:
Let’s Connect.
Our next PCC Path (Level 2) and ACC Path (Level 1) cohorts begin in spring of They are designed for coaches who care about coaching beyond the tools and techniques. If that’s you, reach out to schedule a call and explore.