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In this episode, Cory Nunes converses with guest Julia Jet Livingston about the importance of personal connection and finance in coaching. They discuss successful client stories, the role of a positive mindset, advice for aspiring coaches, and the transformational aspect of coaching. The discussion also covers cross-industry collaborations, financial inequality, and the challenges faced by coaches, including dealing with closed-off clients.
About Julia Jet Livingston
Links:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/julia-jet-l-4817ab22/
Bio:
I'm Julia Jet Livingston, Business Coach for Women who are ready to get more clients, make fabulous income, and charge what they want with confidence. I am so delighted that you are here!
I know you are ready to recognize your full value and gain the strategies and confidence to attract clients and make fabulous money.
Imagine a future where your work is met with the compensation and recognition it deserves. With my unwavering support and proven strategies, you get the power to cultivate your business and devote yourself to a calling that genuinely aligns with your passions and resonates with your ideal audience.
I know you are ready to take the first step toward a fresh future brimming with achievements. Let's work together to realize your goals, amplify your impact, and make your success an enriching and fulfilling experience.
(0:00) Introduction and background of guest Julia Jet Livingston
(3:27) The significance of personal connection and financial aspects in coaching
(6:12) Examples of successful client stories
(9:22) The crucial role of mindset and positivity in coaching
(12:19) Insights and advice for potential coaches
(15:14) The ideal client and transformational aspect of coaching
(16:17) Discussing cross-industry collaborations and inequality in financial situations
(18:12) Cory's question about Julia's biggest challenges as a coach
(19:29) The struggle of dealing with closed-off clients
(21:21) Wrapping up, final thoughts and Julia's best advice
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By Cory NunesIn this episode, Cory Nunes converses with guest Julia Jet Livingston about the importance of personal connection and finance in coaching. They discuss successful client stories, the role of a positive mindset, advice for aspiring coaches, and the transformational aspect of coaching. The discussion also covers cross-industry collaborations, financial inequality, and the challenges faced by coaches, including dealing with closed-off clients.
About Julia Jet Livingston
Links:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/julia-jet-l-4817ab22/
Bio:
I'm Julia Jet Livingston, Business Coach for Women who are ready to get more clients, make fabulous income, and charge what they want with confidence. I am so delighted that you are here!
I know you are ready to recognize your full value and gain the strategies and confidence to attract clients and make fabulous money.
Imagine a future where your work is met with the compensation and recognition it deserves. With my unwavering support and proven strategies, you get the power to cultivate your business and devote yourself to a calling that genuinely aligns with your passions and resonates with your ideal audience.
I know you are ready to take the first step toward a fresh future brimming with achievements. Let's work together to realize your goals, amplify your impact, and make your success an enriching and fulfilling experience.
(0:00) Introduction and background of guest Julia Jet Livingston
(3:27) The significance of personal connection and financial aspects in coaching
(6:12) Examples of successful client stories
(9:22) The crucial role of mindset and positivity in coaching
(12:19) Insights and advice for potential coaches
(15:14) The ideal client and transformational aspect of coaching
(16:17) Discussing cross-industry collaborations and inequality in financial situations
(18:12) Cory's question about Julia's biggest challenges as a coach
(19:29) The struggle of dealing with closed-off clients
(21:21) Wrapping up, final thoughts and Julia's best advice