Business Coaching

With coaching being a non-regulated industry, there are likely many answers to the question, “What does a coach actually do?” as each coach has their own unique style, approach, and philosophy.

While business coaching is certainly gaining in popularity, women have been hiring coaches to help them start and manage their businesses for years. Here are five of the top reasons why women hire a business coach.

If you’ve never worked with a coach before, you might be confused about what a business coach actually does. Every business coach has their own style and focus, so it’s often to have mixed definitions.

After being a business coach for more than a decade, I’ve decided it would be best to gather my client’s definitions of what coaching really is.

Discover one woman’s perspective on why she hired a business coach to help her grow her service business.

How long does business coaching take? On the surface seems like a simple question, but the answer is complex and complicated.

Knowing which business coaching program is the right one is enough to make even the savviest women a bit befuzzled!

Let’s dive in a little deeper and talk about how to determine which coaching program is right for you. Because let’s face it: It could be a part-time job, just finding the right one.

With so many myths about business coaching out there, it makes the big step of hiring a business coach even harder.

I hear it from my clients all the time. Either they don’t know what coaching is (or what it can do for their business) or they’ve had a bad experience with a coach in the past.

That’s why I want to kick some myths of business coaching to the curb so you can feel more comfortable about making the decision to work with a coach.