
To be a coach, one must have clients. To have a coaching business, those clients must be ones who pay. This podcast is designed to support qualified coaches to build robust, financially viable coaching businesses.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 121 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessMarketing | |||

In this solo episode, Sarah dives into the concept of pastoral care and why it’s the missing ingredient in most coaching business programs. Using her signature "blanket of security" metaphor, Sarah explains how to bridge the gap between what clients ... more
Does the word "niche" make you cringe? You aren't alone. In this solo episode, Sarah tackles one of the biggest sticking points for new coaches: the fear that narrowing your focus means excluding people.
Sarah reframes niching from a constraint int... more
Do you feel "grubby" or "salesy" when you think about marketing your coaching business? You are not alone. In this short episode, Sarah challenges the common belief that marketing requires being "shouty" or "braggy". She explains how marketing is act... more
About The Guest:
Yulianna Vilkos is a career journalist with over 20 years of experience in market-moving financial journalism in London. Originally moving from Ukraine to build a career in a major financial hub, she specialised in debt capital mark... more
Success Leaves Clues: From Biology Teacher to Menopause Expert with Helen Clare
In this episode of the "Success Leaves Clues" series, Sarah sits down with Helen Clare, a senior mentor at The Coaching Revolution and the founder of the thriving busine... more
In this inspiring episode, Sarah is joined by Elizabeth Rosario, a woman who spent over 30 years in the NHS and over 20 years as a GP before transforming her career and mindset through coaching.
If you have ever felt like you "aren't the sort of per... more
In this solo episode, Sarah dismantles the common misconception that being a skilled coach is enough to build a successful business. She explores the dangerous confusion between Professional Development (becoming a better coach) and Business Developm... more
Competitors or Collaborators? The Truth About the Coaching Industry with Tim Brownson
Sarah welcomes a guest you might not expect: Tim Brownson. While they both teach coaches how to find clients, Tim and Sarah prove that collaboration is far more po... more










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