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A leadership coach recently told Riley she had spent two years building a new program.
Around the same time, Riley and Ped launched a new pilot in three weeks and sold it out in nine days.
In this behind-the-scenes episode of the Change Champions podcast, they break down what made that possible, why they designed the offer before building the full program, and how they tested real demand without relying on a huge audience.
They also share how they filled their Pipeline Builder pilot, why they started with their warmest relationships, and how they kept moving while dealing with house moves, renovations, family commitments, and the usual reality of running a business.
For coaches, consultants, trainers, and facilitators who keep refining their offer without putting it in front of buyers, this episode offers a more grounded way to make progress: define the outcome, test the demand, learn from real clients, and build from there.
Timestamps:
00:00 Two years of building versus three weeks to launch
00:48 Why productive work can still be procrastination
02:27 Designing the offer before the program
03:29 The pros and cons of building with a partner
04:27 The difference between the product and the offer
06:17 What makes a coaching offer clear
07:33 Connecting your work to business outcomes
09:17 Why context shapes what buyers value
10:39 Testing demand with real buying decisions
11:22 Starting with your warmest relationships
12:40 Moving from conversations to email and social media
13:39 Why the buyer journey looks more like a web
14:49 You do not need an audience to begin
16:48 Launching while life is already busy
19:07 Why waiting for the right time does not work
20:23 The value of testing quickly
21:12 Why your pipeline needs regular attention
22:08 What the first cohort taught us
By Riley McGhee and Pedram ParasmandJoin Waitlist for Pipeline Builder: https://leverageaccelerator.co/pb-waitlist/
Newsletter for stories, tips and resources: leverageaccelerator.co
A leadership coach recently told Riley she had spent two years building a new program.
Around the same time, Riley and Ped launched a new pilot in three weeks and sold it out in nine days.
In this behind-the-scenes episode of the Change Champions podcast, they break down what made that possible, why they designed the offer before building the full program, and how they tested real demand without relying on a huge audience.
They also share how they filled their Pipeline Builder pilot, why they started with their warmest relationships, and how they kept moving while dealing with house moves, renovations, family commitments, and the usual reality of running a business.
For coaches, consultants, trainers, and facilitators who keep refining their offer without putting it in front of buyers, this episode offers a more grounded way to make progress: define the outcome, test the demand, learn from real clients, and build from there.
Timestamps:
00:00 Two years of building versus three weeks to launch
00:48 Why productive work can still be procrastination
02:27 Designing the offer before the program
03:29 The pros and cons of building with a partner
04:27 The difference between the product and the offer
06:17 What makes a coaching offer clear
07:33 Connecting your work to business outcomes
09:17 Why context shapes what buyers value
10:39 Testing demand with real buying decisions
11:22 Starting with your warmest relationships
12:40 Moving from conversations to email and social media
13:39 Why the buyer journey looks more like a web
14:49 You do not need an audience to begin
16:48 Launching while life is already busy
19:07 Why waiting for the right time does not work
20:23 The value of testing quickly
21:12 Why your pipeline needs regular attention
22:08 What the first cohort taught us