So often, people want to start coaching so they can run their own businesses and work for themselves, but it is also an option to work as a coach for someone else’s business, as this week’s guest chose to do. Executive coach Cynthia Jamieson is sharing why building your own business isn’t the only route into coaching, her thoughts on getting started the way she has, and how working this way enables her to work with 50 clients a week.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.lindsaydotzlafcoaching.com/99

99. Working as a Coach for Someone Else’s Business with Cynthia Jamieson

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If you find yourself saying, “It’s not working,” whether in relation to trying various things to get your business gaining momentum, or in relation to something that was previously successful in your business that has now stopped working, this episode is for you. There’s one powerful but uncomfortable question you must ask yourself in this situation, and I’m offering it to you in this episode.   Learn one question that will help you make the necessary pivots or changes your business needs. Hear the importance of learning to evolve as an entrepreneur, how you might be unwittingly ignoring the issues you’re facing, and how to come up with a new plan if what you’re currently doing isn’t working.    Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.lindsaydotzlafcoaching.com/185

185. One Question to Future-Proof Your Business

Over the past two episodes, we’ve discussed how to help your overthinking clients, and how to serve your clients when they’re stuck in a place of over-feeling. This week, we’re expanding on this series by exploring how to help your clients who are over-strategizing, taking all the action, and not getting the results they want.   Discover how to help your over-strategizing, over-actioning clients. Learn how to identify when your client is over-strategizing in an unhelpful way, and I’m giving you coaching tips to help you redirect your clients toward a more productive approach.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.lindsaydotzlafcoaching.com/184

184. How to Help Your Over-Strategizing Clients (Part 3)

Last week, I showed you how to help your overthinking clients when they get stuck in unhelpful thought patterns. This week, I’m diving into the second part of this series, sharing how you can show up for your clients when they’re spinning in their feelings but they aren’t aware they’re doing it.   Learn how to identify when your client is stuck in their feelings, and I'll show you how to get your clients out of that place when it isn’t serving them, so they can begin to move forward and ultimately start feeling better.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.lindsaydotzlafcoaching.com/183

183. How to Help Your Over-Feeling Clients (Part 2)

What do you do when you have clients who get stuck in overthinking? When your client is in their own head, as if they could sit around and get lost thinking about things forever, they might perceive this as a good thing. Sure, thinking is important. However, it presents a huge challenge for you as a coach when your clients are stuck in overthinking, and they’re not even aware of it.   Tune in this week to discover how to help your overthinking clients. I share how to spot whether your client’s line of thinking is serving them, and you’ll learn how to work together with your clients to help them slow down their overthinking and start taking action instead.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.lindsaydotzlafcoaching.com/182

182. How to Help Your Overthinking Clients (Part 1)

How do you really feel while coaching your clients? This question matters far more than you might currently realize. I'd say it's actually one of the most important things you can ask yourself. It's a simple question, but if I could share just one thing with you, it would be why this question has a massive impact on how you show up for your clients and yourself in your coaching practice.   Discover why some of the emotions that come up are really not serving you, and why you might not have realized this before. I’m sharing how to get clear on how you’re feeling when you’re on your calls, how these emotions are affecting how you show up as a coach, and what you can do to address and fix them.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.lindsaydotzlafcoaching.com/181

99. Working as a Coach for Someone Else’s Business with Cynthia Jamieson

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