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5 Negative Emotions to Eliminate From Your Life
Some negative emotions you act out are messages that you need to change some aspect within you. When you want to positively move forward, these emotions can stop you in your tracks if you're not aware. Here is a list of the top five emotions to completely eliminate...
Formulate Your Coaching Procedures
Do you have a plan for coaching procedures for your business? The most efficient ways to deliver new business strategies and increase your coaching income are the goals for this blog course. Do you have a stand-alone coach training program? Do you have a group...
Come Up With A Business Story
Telling stories is a great way to connect with your audience, and for life coaches, business stories illustrate the struggles and successes we all share. It doesn't matter if you are on stage, teaching a class, writing an email to your list, recording a podcast or...
4 Thinking Errors Defiant Children Use|How To Avoid Defiance Thinking In Children
We have all fallen victim to erroneous thinking. Sometimes we use it on purpose to make ourselves feel better about making a bad choice. Well, defiant children know how to use them to. However, if the errors in thinking are not challenged, the pattern can be...
Entrepreneur — Time Versus Energy Flow
Life Coaches and Certified Parenting Coaches deal often with two primary issues: time and energy. The classic secret to time management for an entrepreneur is to show the client how to manage their personal organization and not time. Whereas, managing your energy...
Being Stubborn
Stubborn children test your patience and parenting skills to the limit on a regular basis. Is this just part of raising children? All children go through at least two stages of being stubborn. Stage one is the "terrible twos," when they learn to say "no" and then...
Your Unbeatable Offer for Opt-ins
Bland opt-in offers don’t address the visitor’s problems with any urgency – and they don’t entice people enough to fork over the name and email details. So what can you offer that sets you apart from other marketers in the same niche? Find Out What Your People in Your...
Premium: How to Write a Press Release for Your Business
If you hang out online at all, then most likely, you have heard that online coaching can be a lucrative business. Most business owners, who work a few hours each month in their online coaching business, earn above the average household income in the United States. If...
Premium: How to Market Your Coaching or Consulting Practice
Here are several examples to help market your coaching or consulting practice. These examples will help you master your marketing skills while others will simply grow your network, with the potential for additional revenue-enhancing techniques. Personal Marketing...
Ten Ways to Identify Your Hypothetical Client
Your first step before you start gathering names and emails for your client list is to identify your target market. Only by describing your target market in detail can you give them the useful content and recommend offers they need. You create a target market profile...
Example of Ideal Client Description
My ideal client is between 35 and 65. She may be married or divorced with one or two children. She is middle class, educated, and lives in a middle-to-upper class neighborhood. She has always been financially independent. She owns her own business or would like to...
9 Parent Tips to Teach Children to Manage Stress
Traditionally, many school-aged children love school and look forward to start of a new school year. But for other children, it’s also a time of great stress. In fact, stress—those overwhelming feelings of doubt about ourselves or our ability to handle things—is as...