One idea for those niches that we want to serve, but the clients aren't in a position to pay (things like recently released from prison or unemployed) is to remember that if we can build a profitable coaching business in a similar niche, it can free up resources (time and money) to volunteer or start a foundation or scholarship program to serve those who can't pay.
I think thats a great suggestion.I think we need to guard against greed too. Greed is ugly. If we are coaching some high ticket clients, maybe that enables us to give a massive discount to someone else or even to coach them in return for a testimonial. I do however believe that for everyone, the cost should bring enough pain with it, for them to attach value to the process.
I'm new to the coaching world and I am just so happy I found you. The biggest thing I help my clients with is authenticity and out of all the coaches I've watched so far, YOU ARE IT! I so appreciate your content.
4:01 solution: start with high ticket then build digital products (based on your systems and methodology for achieving outcomes) to reach wider audience at lower pricepoint
Hi Jason I am thinking of coaching digital nomads to manage their time better and be more productive. Apparently, they are quite happy and satisfied (82%). But they do have issues with time management and work/life balance. What do you think?
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One idea for those niches that we want to serve, but the clients aren't in a position to pay (things like recently released from prison or unemployed) is to remember that if we can build a profitable coaching business in a similar niche, it can free up resources (time and money) to volunteer or start a foundation or scholarship program to serve those who can't pay.
I think thats a great suggestion.I think we need to guard against greed too. Greed is ugly. If we are coaching some high ticket clients, maybe that enables us to give a massive discount to someone else or even to coach them in return for a testimonial. I do however believe that for everyone, the cost should bring enough pain with it, for them to attach value to the process.
I'm new to the coaching world and I am just so happy I found you. The biggest thing I help my clients with is authenticity and out of all the coaches I've watched so far, YOU ARE IT! I so appreciate your content.
thank you so much :)
4:01 solution: start with high ticket then build digital products (based on your systems and methodology for achieving outcomes) to reach wider audience at lower pricepoint
Hi Jason I am thinking of coaching digital nomads to manage their time better and be more productive. Apparently, they are quite happy and satisfied (82%). But they do have issues with time management and work/life balance. What do you think?