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7th Mar 2022

241: Coaching Investments: How Much Is Too Much?

If it means enough to them, they’ll make the investment.” If ‘what’ means enough to them, you might be wondering? If their dream of entrepreneurship means enough to them. But when we’re talking coaching investments, how much is too much?

In this episode, we're talking about Coaching investments. We'll look at a formula I created so you can evaluate if you should invest in a 5k program based on your budget.

You will learn:

What does a coaching and consulting business budget look like?
They teach us to make coaching programs a no brainer
The Coaching investment formula explained

So if you're a coach, consultant, or service-based business owner who wants to know more about what are the things you should consider when you invest in coaching programs- then tap play, and let's dive right in.

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Resources mentioned in this episode:

Coaching & Consulting Program Calculator

🎧Episodes mentioned in this episode (You SHOULD listen to):

E 215 The Coachception Phenomenon: Coaches Coaching Coaches

231: Is There Something Wrong With The High Ticket Concept?

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The Critically Conscious Coach

Build an Authentic and Aligned Coaching Business

Are you afraid to market your coaching or consulting business because you feel that everything that you’ve been taught was manipulative and unethical marketing coaching strategies?
Have you been paid to be in a coaching program that promised to get you to 10k a month but it just didn’t work for you?
Are you ready to choose HOW you show up for your audience despite everyone telling you to do it in a certain way that doesn’t feel in alignment with your business values?

Coaches and consultants know the importance of deeply connecting with prospects, showing up in an authentic and joyful way, and inviting them to become life-long customers to exceed sales goals.
But many coaches struggle to market and sell their services because they’ve been taught to use cookie-cutter marketing tactics and unethical sales approaches when what your prospect really wants is an emotional connection and real results.
Therefore get ready to “unlearn” and market yourself authentically through asking insightful questions, making better business decisions, practicing self-acceptance, and doing sales the right way.

In this podcast, you’ll find the tools and resources to grow your coaching or consulting business in a way that doesn’t feel like you’re “screaming out” in your marketing and sales calls.
Each week I’m going to take you behind the curtain to share tools, strategies, and tactics for creating an aligned and authentic coaching business.
My mission is to empower and equip you to find YOUR voice in marketing, use ethics in sales to make an impact, and change your clients’ lives using a human-centric approach to grow your business.

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Ruth Bowles

I have a passion for helping businesses express themselves through their content. My time as a military intelligence professional taught me how to find creative solutions to problems.

I turn those skills to helping client-based businesses who want to authentically connect with their audience, human to human. We use their content to educate, build credibility, and client trust.

I love working with business owners who truly believe their offer will change lives and who are living out their purpose through their business.