My biggest challenge when I first became a coach was coming up with content ideas. It took me a long time to figure out what type of content my audience would be remotely interested in hearing me talk about. RC Clark and I had an interesting conversation on how to create content that's right for your style and personality. Join us to learn about this and more.

In this episode of the Make It Visible podcast, Marilyn and I discuss one of her biggest struggles: knowing her own mind. How did she overcome this struggle, and what has she done differently that helps keep a positive mindset in life and in business?

Have you felt lost being in certain relationships? Like me, do you find yourself referring to your relationship status as 'complicated'? Join my guest, Jenn Chow, and I as we talk about navigating the challenges of having and keeping healthy relationships as members of the LGBTQ+ community.

Do you want more attention from your audience? Want people who are listening to laugh out loud? Humor Coach, Katie Munoz, shares her powerful techniques on how she was able to infuse the use of humor in everything she did and made in her speech and video.

It's such a joy to work with a soulmate client! You feel so connected to them, and you can really sense the love and caring that you have for one another. It's like you're both working together to help the other person find their highest potential. You know that together, you can create some powerful healing energy! But exactly what is a soulmate client? How do you find one? In this article, I am sharing the 3 steps to find your soulmate clients in your coaching business.

If you're looking for more tips on protecting your business and building relationships, check out episode 73 of the Michelle Kuei podcast. In that episode, Angie Hooper joins me again as we discuss creating coaching contracts you send with clients and what you need to know about creating these contracts.

Lisa is an expert in helping women find their voices and empowering them to lead. In this episode, she shares her wisdom on how we can all empower ourselves and each other during these difficult times. Her words are inspiring, and I hope you take the time to listen to this episode. Thank you, Lisa, for your work in empowering women everywhere.

If you want your coaching business to grow, it’s important to take a step back and develop systems that will help you manage and automate tasks. By establishing standard operating procedures for the different areas of your business, you can free up time to focus on building relationships and expanding your reach. What tools are you using to free up your time to coach?

By learning to tell stories that tap into the emotions of your audience, you create an opening in their minds where they can begin to understand and see themselves in a new transformative light. This is what will attract clients who resonate with your message and want to work with you as their coach. What story are you going to start telling about your coaching business?