Are you working full time and trying to start a coaching business on the side? It’s exciting to think about leaving your doldrum job to

I’ll share my 6 top tips today – and a link to other tips on my previous episode on this topic.

E49 - From Job to Business – Managing Time Expectations

E135 – Transitioning from Job to Business

Today I speak with Sadie Goddard of Serenity and Sunflowers, talking about Sadie’s journey into coaching, accepting the need to work, and gaining a new perspective on how coaching fits into both employment and her own business.

If you’d like to learn more about what she does or the Breast Friend Project, here are her links:

What Sadie offers: https://linktr.ee/serenitysunflowersjustbe

The Breast Friend Project: https://www.facebook.com/groups/684941926748586/?ref=share_group_link

https://walking.heartfoundation.org.au/walking/group/the-breast-friend-project-lets-stay-active

Are you fearful of marketing, not sure if you’re doing it right, or wondering how much effort is required? This episode helps to take some of the emotion out of it show you how to win at marketing via some key numbers – what they are and how to use them. By the end of this episode you’ll be a lot clearer on how to market your business so you can succeed and grow.

Do you find yourself feeling rushed at work, with thoughts that you’re not doing enough or are not good enough, and lying awake at night worrying about what you did or didn’t do? These kinds of habits can lead to insomnia, burnout, or worse. To remedy that, today we’ll discuss three easy ways to stay calm, focused and productive at work. These are better habits to help you stay on point and find more enjoyment and confidence in your working day.

Today I interview nurse and health and wellness coach, Celeste Clearly. We talk about how she stepped away from her nursing profession, graduated with her Professional Certificate of Health and Wellness Coaching from Wellness Coaching Australia, and then took a deep breath to build her own business - with the right supports along the way.

Celeste shares some insights how she pushed through a lack of self-confidence to get where she is today – working with her first clients, doing what she loves, and having an impact.

>> If you’d like to connect with Celeste, you can reach her on LinkedIn

>> If you’d like to connect with Christine Boucher to learn more about how to expand your health and wellness business into the corporate sector,

>> If you’d like help to develop visual models for your business, connect with Renee Hasseldine (creator of the Think RAPT System) and read

Do you want to be more self confident as a coach and in your life? Are you struggling with impostor syndrome – feeling that you don’t know enough, or aren’t far enough ahead of your prospective clients. Here are five easy wats to gain self-confidence that you can start right now.

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Today I interview health and wellness coach coach Nadine Crawford of Your Future Self. We talk about her marketing, traction and confidence in the 6 months after she’s graduated with her Professional Certificate of Health and Wellness Coaching from Wellness Coaching Australia.

Nadine shares some insights on what’s worked, what hasn’t, and how being authentic is an important asset to help you find the confidence you need to persist and win.

If you would like to connect with Nadine, visit:

LinkedIn Profile

YouTube Channel

This episode is the first in a new season about self-confidence as a coach, self-worth, value and self-belief. We discuss an overview of the book range, which shows how generalists triumph in a specialist world. If you'd like to read the book, here's a link to buy it (not an affiliate link):

Content marketing offers a great opportunity to grow your business. But how do you create and share content in a way that maximises your reach and helps you build a loyal audience? This episode uncovers three steps to leverage your content and 10 ways to help you 10 x your online reach.

If you’re building business, then you’ll be pursuing new leads and making offers to your growing audience. The surprising thing is, after making an offer or