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After you watch the video, leave me a comment on any important questions (details?) you would have about a brand-new intensive course that is designed to teach you how to START your coaching business from scratch — in 30 Days. Then, if you’re still serious about learning how to start as a coach FAST…

(but only if you’re serious).

I’m always being asked about how to get more coaching clients, so I thought I would create a video about how to actually get coaching clients…

In this segment, you’ll learn the COACHING QUICKSTARTTM SYSTEM.

This is a system I developed to help my coaches go from no clients to a full practice.

It has several aspects to it, but these are the key points that I cover in this video:

1. Getting a coach to mentor you through your success

2. Using massive action to build your coaching practice

3. How to begin to build a coaching practice part time

4. QUICKSTARTTM Communication Techniques

5. How to set Free Coaching Sessions to market your coaching practice

6. How to build your coaching practice faster using JOINT VENTURES

7. Creating your coaching services

8. How to grow your coaching practice using QUICKSTARTTM LEVERS

Jeff

P.S. I hope you get a lot of ideas on how you can market, sell, and joint venture your way to a profitable coaching practice. Take action, and DON’T FORGET:

LEAVE COMMENTS ON WHAT YOU THINK OF THIS VIDEO AND ANYTHING YOU WANT TO SAY, ASK, OR HEAR FROM ME.

P.P.S.  If you’d like to join the interest list for the Quickstart Coaching Code program, plus get early access to register when we launch, go HERE:

https://quickstartcoachingcode.com/need-help

Comments

  1. Lisa Newbon says

    How much is the course?

    • mary says

      How much does your program cost?

    • Cindy Brown says

      This video is very informative, it has loads of information on how to get you started in the coaching business and confidence in yourself as a newbie.

  2. Gary says

    Very well done, very thorough and a practical way to start building a clientele and making a difference in the lives of people that you are already comfortable with.

    Thank you

  3. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Lisa Newbon :

    How much is the course?

    I’m putting the finishing touches on the program right now. Stay tuned and I’ll email you details as they come.

    Jeff

    • Kevin says

      Are you willing to get paid as we get more clients? (I’m a new startup with little cash)

      • I am have challenges getting people to my website. I have business cards that I pass out but only a few responses. My blog has some interesting live topics. Its worthless with out a clientele. I need help!

    • Kokoe says

      HEY,
      I have an associates degree in Mental Heath Counseling, B.A. in psychology and sociology and I am currently getting my MSW. I just ventured to start my own business after doing pro-bono work mentoring Youth/young Adults . I have clients already so I love love love love your point of view, in order to help me grow. Question, do you think I need to get a certification from ICF, as well, in order to get more clients while I wait t finish MSW?

      • Jeffrey T. Sooey says

        It helps for several reasons:

        1. It’ll force you to learn and demonstrate the important competencies of coaching.
        2. It provides credibility and an additional calling card.

        That said, you don’t have to have it in order to continue to grow your business.

        J

  4. I am interested too. Email me details and costs when you can.
    Thanks,
    Rod

  5. Bob Johnston says

    I enjoyed watching your video as well as your honesty about the work entailed in building a coaching practice. I am just exploring this as a career. Your video is probably applicable to many starting a new business. A friend has also been plugging attending a speaker’s bureau meeting to surround myself with people looking to market themselves and their ideas.

    One thing I still don’t understand is this. What is coaching all about including variance with different customers. Do you have a video or could you recommend one that can enlighten me?

  6. John says

    Jeff, Thank you very much. I had a good connection with you from start.
    As I continue to watch your video, I felt your energy, honesty in your voice how you delivered your message. I think you are very credible and delivered your contents with confidence,knowledge and experience.

    I don’t know if it had to do with my computer or you but sometimes your message was cutting in and out that I missed part of a sentence here and there. I have taken some notes which I think will be of great help to me.

    What is the cost of your course?

    Thank you once again.

  7. Alina Munkawa says

    This video is a very powerful guide Jeff. The content demonstrates a lot of honesty which make me have no doubt you are the best coach every newbie will ever have. When I came across the video, I was already halfway with my coaching training but there was one component I was still missing, Joint Venture. I’m glad i downloaded this video. It is a powerful tool. I can’t wait to see the next video: Multiple Stream of Coaching Income. Thank you very much.

  8. Well, just FYI, accessing this on IE doesn’t work – your video doesn’t show up. Probably would if I jump over to Firefox but I don’t want to register a second time – too bad.

  9. Kelley Perry says

    No video came up.

  10. Linda Terrell says

    A great introduction to starting a coaching business! I look forward to reviewing the next one. Does your company offer a complete course on starting a coaching business? Please advise.

    Thank you.

  11. Jason Bradley says

    Great video!!
    It addressed one of the big things I’m struggling with. Creditability, I know for sure this is what I want to do in life. But I feel I need a course or a type of certification to say “hey I have this so I know what I’m doing.” Plus I’m young and a bit blue collar. I listen to personal financial advise on a big named radio show everyday. So I have the knowledge to spreed. I just don’t have a system down yet.

    Thanks for the video. very inspirational and informative.

  12. Thanks so much. Your course looks very promising. I have found through all my years in network marketing the power of being coached. You need someone who is knowledgeable and who can keep you accountable.

  13. LWhitt says

    I enjoyed the video. You gave a lot of great info. Did you start your coaching business while working full-time time? If so, how many hours were you able to put in to get it off the ground so that it became your full-time business?

    Also, do you have any advice on handling potential conflicts of interest between my current (non-profit) job whose target market is similar to the one I want to serve as a financial/life coach.

    FYI, I have not yet taking a coaching course, but I’m conducting research now. Any advice on what to look for in a coaching program? What to avoid?

    Thanks, much.

  14. Garrett Foster says

    I would be interested in learning more about the program, including cost. Thanks.

  15. Grady Simpson says

    This web video went over and above my expectations. It really answered a lot of my questions about how I need to start a Life coaching business

    Thanks

  16. Flo Iz says

    Really helpful! I actually planing a new career as coach!
    Thank you! I will come back to you son!

  17. S, Clark says

    The information and delivery of content was clear and very helpful. The step by step guide helps to alleviate some of the anxiety that comes along with the process of building a practice.

  18. e says

    thanks for the talk . this is something i didnt know how to start . but how can i download this so that i can listen to it at the car

  19. Erak says

    I like the reality check you do right at the start in terms of what it’s going to take to succeed, I’m creating a seminar for my weight loss coaching program to achieve a similiar result.

    Thought the tips on quick start using the telephone, urgency to attend sessions and leveraging the way in which you attract clients was excellent. I will be checking out your main site.

    Thanks again for some insightful and inspirational ideas.
    Erak

  20. jerome moore says

    I Enjoyed it thanks it help me

  21. BRENT BURLESON says

    Ive just started a training course on being a christian lifecoach online. Ive recently graduated from intensive outpatient therapy program that changed my life in the form of obtaining rational thinking from cognitive behavior therapy. I see many correlations between therapy and spirituality and want to use the two to help others and MAYBE earn a p living doing this later. I think that alot of what you offer could be of great help to me establishing my vision.

  22. sherri says

    what is the cost of the course?

  23. Linda says

    I wish I would have found you in 2009 when I started. With this information my 2012 would be totally different. However, it never to late to reinvent my practice so I have taken notes, saw where I made a few mistakes and see how this information will absolutely set me on the right path to reaching my goals. I was looking for information on how to write a business plan for my coaching business and what I got was soooo much more. thanks for this.

  24. Terry Thomas says

    I loved your video and learned a lot! I am looking forward to the next one! Thank you for helping others! It means so much. Have a wonderful day.

  25. Great infomation on starting a coaching career. I am excited about incorporating this into my current errands and oraganizing business, reaching out to my current base to offer additional services.

  26. Renee says

    Fantastic! Video was great and very inspiring. You didn’t sugar-coat the hard work and dedication and focus needed to set up the business and I found that refreshing. I felt like I was listening to a friend. I’m excited about taking your advice and getting started.

  27. kk says

    wonderful…very inspirational. you help me realise that my dream is possible and i have started with those goals already. thank you!!!

  28. Mary says

    this was very informational will watch for the cost of video

  29. Vicky says

    I loved the video! Very informative and the information can be used with any business! Looking forward to receiving more great training!

  30. Hi Jeff, As you know I have been a part of the Quick Start Coaching and I have to say that it is the absolute best. Being a part of Master Coaching University is a dream come true. Putting what I learned into practice not only helps me be a great master coach but clients almost do fall out of the sky. After starting Quick Start Coaching my business sored. Thank you for this awesome program.

  31. That was a very well thought out and informative video. Thank you!

  32. Christine says

    Many thanks for that useful video. It was enlightening. Do you have details for the cost of the Program yet?

  33. Jeff,
    Thank you for the content in this video. It was very well done and informative. I am targeting coach weight loss coaches, beginning with those who use hypnosis for weight loss as that is where I come from. Is there a weight-loss coaches association that you know of? What is the best coaches Association?

  34. Hilda says

    Thank you for your honest and very informative video.

  35. tina says

    Awesome info. I am new at the coaching business, I am a national top seller in a large company… Training is just aweful, I learnt myself.. I see a big gap teaching the right training i’ve offered to help,,the company stated it would cost them more taking me away from selling,,, so they paid millions for an outside coaching company to come in….I’ve wanted to get in to this field for sometime coming from england,,, i have a lot to offer, coming across your video was very enlightening,, has made me speed ahead… sky is the limit,,, thankyou,, cant wait for the next session…

  36. jason says

    Very interesting and helpful.

  37. Jeff- great info! I have been coaching for just over a year and the “feast and famine” is the hardest! Taking your advice and looking forward to the next video! Thanks so much!!!

  38. Patricia Sanyang says

    This was a wonderful video. Full of lots information. I am thinkig about becoming a coach and I was wondering where do I start? This video gave me a lot of good ideas and some very helpful advice to how I can begin my coaching business. Thank you so much!

  39. Tiffany says

    This was one of the most informative videos I have ever seen. All of the information was so pratical, specific, and useful. It has given me more confidence about launching my own coaching business. I’m so grateful that this knowledge was shared. I am committed to completing the assignments given. I have such a better awareness of what it takes to be successful as well as pitfalls to avoid which will lead to disaster. Thank you soooo much!!!!!

  40. Great information, Jeff. You told it like it was, you gave a lot of information, and have given me a lot to think about, as well as a direction to go. I can see that my first step will be to think about, and create my strategy session.

  41. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Bob Johnston :

    I enjoyed watching your video as well as your honesty about the work entailed in building a coaching practice. I am just exploring this as a career. Your video is probably applicable to many starting a new business. A friend has also been plugging attending a speaker’s bureau meeting to surround myself with people looking to market themselves and their ideas.

    One thing I still don’t understand is this. What is coaching all about including variance with different customers. Do you have a video or could you recommend one that can enlighten me?

    Not sure if the question is ‘What is coaching?’, but, assuming it is, here are a few of our articles on the subject:

    http://coachestrainingblog.com/becomeacoach/the-three-components-of-leadership-development-coaching/11161/

    http://coachestrainingblog.com/becomeacoach/the-definition-of-coaching-31-words-or-phrases-to-define-a-coach/11086/

    http://coachestrainingblog.com/becomeacoach/what-is-the-definition-of-coaching/10828/

    Also, watch these Q&A videos:

    https://quickstartcoachingcode.com/questions-answered/56/

    Any other questions, just let me know.

    Jeff

  42. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Rod Bell :

    I am interested too. Email me details and costs when you can.
    Thanks,
    Rod

    Just sent info to you on this. Any other questions, just let me know.

    Jeff

  43. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    John :

    Jeff, Thank you very much. I had a good connection with you from start.
    As I continue to watch your video, I felt your energy, honesty in your voice how you delivered your message. I think you are very credible and delivered your contents with confidence,knowledge and experience.

    I don’t know if it had to do with my computer or you but sometimes your message was cutting in and out that I missed part of a sentence here and there. I have taken some notes which I think will be of great help to me.

    What is the cost of your course?

    Thank you once again.

    Just sent info to you on this. Any other questions, just let me know.

    Jeff

  44. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Linda Terrell :

    A great introduction to starting a coaching business! I look forward to reviewing the next one. Does your company offer a complete course on starting a coaching business? Please advise.

    Thank you.

    Yes, we’re putting together a Platinum Package that will address everything from your coaching techniques and skills to your coaching business plan and client getting strategies.

    Jeff

  45. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    LWhitt :

    I enjoyed the video. You gave a lot of great info. Did you start your coaching business while working full-time time? If so, how many hours were you able to put in to get it off the ground so that it became your full-time business?

    Yes, I started right away full time, but I went to work for a large coaching company. Most new coaches start part time and then ramp up as their client load increases.

    I advise at least 10 hours per week to ensure that you’ll make measurable progress towards eventually being able to run the business full time.

    LWhitt :

    Also, do you have any advice on handling potential conflicts of interest between my current (non-profit) job whose target market is similar to the one I want to serve as a financial/life coach.

    Make sure you’re a benefit to your current job. I’d possibly bring it up to them and discuss to see if there’s a way you can line up common interests and eliminate any potential conflicts. If the politics make that impossible, then I’d lay low and plan your exit. ’tis a free country!

    LWhitt :

    FYI, I have not yet taking a coaching course, but I’m conducting research now. Any advice on what to look for in a coaching program? What to avoid?

    Thanks, much.

    I cover this in many videos. My best (short form) advice is to join a course that includes lots of mentoring and accountability. You can learn great ‘information’ anywhere, but only get real HELP from a few committed people and organizations. Our Quickstart Program (Platinum Package) will fit this bill.

    Jeff

  46. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Sharon :

    Hi Jeff, As you know I have been a part of the Quick Start Coaching and I have to say that it is the absolute best. Being a part of Master Coaching University is a dream come true. Putting what I learned into practice not only helps me be a great master coach but clients almost do fall out of the sky. After starting Quick Start Coaching my business sored. Thank you for this awesome program.

    Great to hear that, Sharon! Just the tip of the iceberg for you, and I look forward to continuing our partnership in your coaching vision.

    Jeff

  47. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Christine :

    Many thanks for that useful video. It was enlightening. Do you have details for the cost of the Program yet?

    Just emailed you information on this.

    Any other questions, just let me know.

    Jeff

  48. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Duncan tooley :

    Jeff,
    Thank you for the content in this video. It was very well done and informative. I am targeting coach weight loss coaches, beginning with those who use hypnosis for weight loss as that is where I come from. Is there a weight-loss coaches association that you know of? What is the best coaches Association?

    There aren’t any well-established weight loss coaching associations yet.

    Perhaps YOU should create it?

    weightlosscoachingassociation.com is available (go get it registered HERE right now… before I grab it!)

    There are many associations of coaches. the widest known is ICF.

    Jeff

  49. Ann says

    Thank you for giving this information out for free. I found your video very helpful and informative. It contained information I needed but did not have and I am so looking forward to watching your other videos too.

  50. Paulus Tri Wahyudi says

    thank you for giving this information. it is very helpful.

  51. Lynda Cannova says

    Great stuff for someone who is spanking brand new, like me! Wold like to learn more.

  52. David McAlee says

    Jeff – enjoyed your video as it provided lots to think about. Your “strategy sessions” I loved. What a fantastic way to walk someone through possibly the significance of written goals and plans to achieve as a way of living life to its fullest. I will be looking forward to your QuickStart coaching information. Have a blessed week, Jeff.

  53. Ambre says

    Great stuff. Verry usefull. Would like to know more!

  54. Jean Daniel says

    hell Jeff….from Lagos Nigeria. Am a soft skills trainer and practiced coaching with it. But recently I decided to divert into coaching proper and just been certified. But was searching for what name to use to catch people’s attention when I opened your website. I must say your delivery was honest direct and the willingness to share is quite refreshing. I got a lot of tips that was not covered. I will definitely keep in touch…who knows you might need me for a JOINT VENTURE COACHING…telephone coaching is no hinderance? yes? well am trying what you just taught! lol. Thank you for all.

  55. Deb says

    Lots of good information. Interested in multiple streams of income too. How much does your training cost? What if you don’t have a big e-mail/contact list?

  56. Helenhall says

    No video…sounds like it could have been informative. Using ipad…so…thx anyway

  57. Marianna says

    Thank you for the indepth information that I just listened to. Not only was it informative but it taught me alot about coaching. I am looking forward to doing the homework assignments and ultimately becoming a coach. Again thank you.

  58. iris kalinowski says

    Good Morning I really like your style of teaching. I am a people person and really like working out at least 5 days a week. A friend and I are trying to get the coaching off the ground and you really gave me some good pointers on starting the business.Thanks for your help.

    Iris

  59. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Helenhall :

    No video…sounds like it could have been informative. Using ipad…so…thx anyway

    Yeah, this one is pure flash video, so you’ll need to view it on an actual computer. Most of our videos work on an IPAD using the skyfire browser (go here to get it: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/skyfire-web-browser-for-ipad/id409153623?mt=8 )

    Jeff

  60. sara says

    Great video and very helpful info..especially the 5 hours of phone calls..thanks.

  61. steve says

    Thanks for the info Jeffrey. Do you have any openings to be my coach? You have some real concise words here.

    Steve

  62. Kenyatte says

    I found the video to be very helpful. It is full of practical tools that I can “see” myself applying to my coaching business! I am very excited to get started. Thank you!

  63. Kenyatte says

    Question: Do you have a video on how-to “Niche”? I have over 1500 client contact hours marked in 3 specialty areas (or so I thought, lol), but when I asked my test group what they thought of my service offerings (via linked in) most said it was too broad/non-specific. Having hard time utilizing that critic to help me better state/name my specialty and thus proper clientele and joint ventures.

  64. Cheri says

    This information was very helpful. It gave me ideas that I need to focus on.

  65. A. Marie says

    Thank you thank you. You web video was just what I needed to see and hear. I purchased a website and is in the process of developing it and I just co-authored a book. I like quick start my coaching business and you just empowered me to do so.

  66. Mira says

    Great video!

  67. Hannes says

    Thanks. It is great stuff for beginners becuase it takes one step by step.

  68. Nona says

    Thank you. Well done and presented effectively. Motivated to start now rather than suffer from analysis paralysis as is my history. Keep it up, you will hear from me again.

  69. natalie says

    Hiya really loved the video and its made me want to go in this direction to be a life coach even more thank you and could you please email me details and costs thanks again 🙂

  70. yadira says

    I found it very useful. I would have found it very useful if you had a side note of an example of tips for your first strategy sessions.
    Thank you!

  71. Alisha says

    Awesome!

  72. Craig says

    Finally, a vehicle in which I can use my true gift…the uncanny ability to comprehensively “read” people at a glance, and use whatever insight I glean to motivate and help them. I have previously used this ability to receive a full scholarship to college and then to graduate school by assessing a person’s needs, both academically and emotionally to tutor them in whatever skill they required. I have used this ability to climb the corporate ladder as well. Previously, I have never taken a penny for my advice or time ( tutoring), except for the scholarships. Now, I would welcome the opportunity to combine my love for helping people and be financially remunerated for it – my income requirements have grown substantially since grad school..family, home, etc. Looking forward with great enthusiasm to starting my own coaching empire. Thanks, Craig.

  73. veronica says

    Thank you so much for the most informative, free! course that I have found on the internet. Incredibly valuable.

  74. KB says

    I would like to receive more information. This video is fantastic!

  75. Laura says

    Interesting strategy. I am also wondering how much the program is?

  76. Sherril Gallien says

    Hey Jeff, video did not come up. Any suggestions?

  77. trina says

    Great video…..i am ready and excited to start my new business.

  78. Very, very good. I got steps I can take starting tomorrow to grow my business. Many principles and cross over into others area besides coaching.
    thank you.

  79. annmarie says

    this was so awesome. I took lots of notes and became completely inspired to do the homework. But not till I get my business cards lol <3

  80. Gaurima says

    hey the video is awsome , very very very informative

  81. Theresa James says

    Nice video … you pulled it off without really being in front of the camera … nice speaking voice ..it was engaging, great tone and pace. How long did it take you in practice? Did you have a marketing or speech coach to help you with this. Looking forward to next session

  82. CD says

    Great stuff. Very informative and just the type of information that I was looking for concerning the business side of running a coaching practice. Thanks for this.

  83. Michael Owens says

    found your video informative. I have a friend that is an excellent marketing person and speaker. Would/could you reccommend having someone else sell you for a cut of the bussiness?

  84. Violet says

    I didn’t actually watch the video. I listened to it while doing some housework. But, the information is very helpful. I like that you are upfront with the fact that it takes work to build the business. You give very good information and it is very understandable. I am in the beginning stages of becoming a coach. FYI–I was on youtube watching something completely different and ran across your video. Thought you might like to know how I heard about it. Thanks.

  85. THOBILE(SOUTH AFRICA) says

    A VERY GOOD INTRODUCTION TO THE COACHING BUSINESS.NOW I HAVE A CLEAR UNDERSTANDING OF WHAT I AM ABOUT TO DO FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE.I AM A TEACHER BY PROFESSION,I RESIGNED AFTER 22 YEARS OF SERVICE,BUT I COULD NOT FIND PEACE.I STILL MISS YOUNG PEOPLE,THAT IS WHY I HAVE DECIDED TO BECOME A YOUTH LIFE SCHOOL.PLEASE HELP ME TO KICKSTART…

  86. Dennis says

    Hello, pls send me the cost and any more info on the course tks

  87. Sabrina says

    What the cost? I have searched many who publish cost so not to waste mine or there time. Please reply ASAP because I’m ready to start ASAP Thanks.

  88. phillip says

    I am interested in learning how to become a life coach. Finance is limited.But i would like the best training. I have been in some way or other a life coach to all around me, without knowing it. People, complete strangers tell me there problems openly all the time. I have a gift and would like to turn this into a successful business. Any guidance in where to find a good course that is affordable would be appreciated.

    Yours faithfully,

    Phillip Timveos.

  89. Lorna Baxter says

    Very well done and thorough video. I have just started to seriously looking at life coaching to compliment my HR training and stumbled on this video. It was really great stuff and has given me nudge I need to move forward. Thank you for sharing!

  90. Debbi says

    Thanks Jeff! I completed my Life Coach training, but unfortunately, there was not much emphasis on actually creating a business out of the skills learned. Thanks for motivating me to take the next steps to turn my training into a business.

  91. rogers says

    video didn’t work!

  92. quintessa davis says

    I really need program costs please and thx…. and also if there is some kind of certification…..

  93. Jeff R. says

    It was very detailed.I liked it a lot.

  94. Andrea E. N. says

    Stumbled across the link from a google search. You did an excellent job at creating a great foundation for a practice.

  95. Roxee says

    Fabulous! I discovered your video at the right time. I have been a ‘natural coach’ most of my life. Friends, family and strangers always open up to me and also ask for advice so being a coach is the perfect fit for me. I still haven’t found my ‘niche’ yet. People talk to me about a variety of problems they might have, personal and business, so I’m trying to discover the more suited one for me to work with. Your information is clear and precise and straight to the point. Very refreshing! Thank you so much for the instruction and advice. I will stay tuned.

  96. collee m. issa says

    Jeff….Love the video…..first question…how do I find a superb coach? One that will mesh with my vision? If I pay up to 1000.00 a month…how many times should I expect to meet with my coachper week and for how long each meeting? Second…I mentor people now for “free” Part of me feels guilty using the gifts i’ve been given to make money off it. Any thoughts regarding this?

    Colleen

  97. Connie says

    1 Liked your delivery & non-nonsense details about what it takes to build a coaching practice as a business. It seems like an approach more for business coaching and I am interested in “life coaching”. Not sure the same approach will result in significant lead generation.
    2 How much does your program cost?

  98. sori says

    Awesome info!! can’t wait to get started… how do i get a mentor?

  99. nick says

    Wow, Jeff.. you sure have away to share… how long hav eyou been doing coachings?

    I love to be acoach.. but after listening to you I am not certain I really can call my self coach… actually I just took teh name of my signature… hope I can learn more and soon to keep up with the best… like you.

    Please connect when you have it ready.
    thanks

  100. Sharon says

    Jeff you did give the most valuable stuff. Great content and so easy to listen to and action. Many thanks

  101. Matt says

    Contact me, I would like to talk to you.

  102. Lillie says

    Excellent. I have done free sessions. After listening to this tape, should I redo and call these strategy sessions.
    Lillie

  103. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Deb :

    Lots of good information. Interested in multiple streams of income too. How much does your training cost?

    I’ll send all the course information to you soon.

    Deb :

    What if you don’t have a big e-mail/contact list?

    I started my coaching business with only 50 contacts. I did not have most of their emails. The quality of your contacts is just as important as the quantity, so your contact list doesn’t need to be big in order to support a thriving coaching practice.

    If you have no contact list whatsoever, then you’d need to build one. This could be done by:
    .

    1. 1. networking
    2. 2. speaking in front of groups and associations
    3. 3. doing joint ventures with other businesses who already have a contact list (but don’t do coaching for them currently)
    4. 4. social media online (facebook, twitter, linkedin, etc.)
    5. 5. setting up your own online marketing

    These methods help you grow your coaching practice into a true business that has no limits to what it can earn for you (not to mention, no limit to the difference you can make for the world).

    Jeff

  104. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    steve :

    Thanks for the info Jeffrey. Do you have any openings to be my coach? You have some real concise words here.

    Steve

    Feel free to get in touch and we’ll talk about it if you’re interested.

    Jeff

  105. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Kenyatte :

    Question: Do you have a video on how-to “Niche”? I have over 1500 client contact hours marked in 3 specialty areas (or so I thought, lol), but when I asked my test group what they thought of my service offerings (via linked in) most said it was too broad/non-specific. Having hard time utilizing that critic to help me better state/name my specialty and thus proper clientele and joint ventures.

    Any market (or niche) consists of three things:

    1. Group of people that identify together (i.e. christians, doctors, dog lovers, pool players, cancer patients, etc.)
    2. Problem (a problem that this group has)
    3. Solution (a solution that this group wants to use to solve the problem in #2)

    Start with this and let’s see if your niches fulfill this requirement. Each of these areas need to be specific.

    Jeff

  106. Tika says

    very interested. How much is the course? is there any certification?

  107. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Theresa James :

    Nice video … you pulled it off without really being in front of the camera … nice speaking voice ..it was engaging, great tone and pace. How long did it take you in practice? Did you have a marketing or speech coach to help you with this. Looking forward to next session

    A long time ago, I went to Toastmasters, which helped me quite a bit.

    After that, nothing. However, when you do as much reading, listening, watching, and coaching as I do, giving a presentation is pretty natural. Coaches can be amazing speakers if they take the time to practice and learn the basics.

    Jeff

  108. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Michael Owens :

    found your video informative. I have a friend that is an excellent marketing person and speaker. Would/could you reccommend having someone else sell you for a cut of the bussiness?

    YES, but there’s a way to do it that works, and lots of ways to do it that doesn’t work.

    If your contact has access to good audiences, then they could generate the leads for you to convert into clients. Seldom does a speaker sell coaching during the presentation itself.

    Jeff

  109. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    collee m. issa :

    Jeff….Love the video…..first question…how do I find a superb coach? One that will mesh with my vision?

    Lot’s of great questions here. Let’s start with this one:

    There are lots of coaches to choose from, and most of them are a Google search away. Most of them are also willing to give you a complimentary session before you pay for their coaching, so you’ll have a good chance with each of them to evaluate the fit.

    collee m. issa :

    If I pay up to 1000.00 a month…how many times should I expect to meet with my coachper week and for how long each meeting?

    The amount of time doesn’t matter as much as the results they help you to get. If you spend 20 minutes with your coach, but they help you make an extra $1000, then that’s at least worth $1000. If you spend 5 hours with a coach and they don’t add any real value during those 5 hours, then who cares about the longer amount of time?

    collee m. issa :

    Second…I mentor people now for “free” Part of me feels guilty using the gifts i’ve been given to make money off it. Any thoughts regarding this?

    Colleen

    That has more to do with deep seated beliefs than anything else. Changing these beliefs is something we do in the Quickstart Coaching Code program, because it’s so essential to your success in your coaching business.

    Until we’re working on this together, I’d say to get started no matter how you feel about it. As long as you know in your heart that charging a client is the right thing to do (logically), then do it, and deal with the feelings as you grow. Inauthentic feelings have a tendency to change as you act against them. This isn’t the perfect solution, but it’s the only one that will fit in the space of a comment…

    Jeff

  110. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Connie :

    1 Liked your delivery & non-nonsense details about what it takes to build a coaching practice as a business. It seems like an approach more for business coaching and I am interested in “life coaching”. Not sure the same approach will result in significant lead generation.
    2 How much does your program cost?

    In my experience working with over 3,000 life coaching clients, it works just the same way.

    However, coaching is a new profession, so results do vary a bit. You also need to personalize this approach to your own niche and business.

    I’ll send program information shortly.

    Jeff

  111. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    sori :

    Awesome info!! can’t wait to get started… how do i get a mentor?

    There are lots of coaches to choose from, and most of them are a Google search away. Most of them are also willing to give you a complimentary session before you pay for their coaching, so you’ll have a good chance with each of them to evaluate the fit.

    Jeff

  112. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    nick :

    Wow, Jeff.. you sure have away to share… how long hav eyou been doing coachings?

    I love to be acoach.. but after listening to you I am not certain I really can call my self coach… actually I just took teh name of my signature… hope I can learn more and soon to keep up with the best… like you.

    Please connect when you have it ready.
    thanks

    As of 2012, about 12 years of coaching and getting paid for it.

    Jeff

  113. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Matt :

    Contact me, I would like to talk to you.

    Just go HERE and send your message and I’ll receive it.

    Jeff

  114. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Tika :

    very interested. How much is the course? is there any certification?

    I’m putting together the details now. As long as you’re on the interest list, I’ll email you more details as things progress.

    It looks like there will be 2 certifications to gain from doing this program at the highest level.

    Stay tuned.

    Jeff

  115. Joan says

    I’ve been in the business for 5 years. I was experiencing a little down slope but after listening to you I’m ready to get back started! Thanks for the motivation!

  116. Marlene says

    Jeff, it has been a pleasure listening to your video. I have been an entrepreneur for 15 years and have witnessed what you spoke about. For years I have been interested in coaching and YOU have sold me. I can’t wait to get started. My experience has been that if you enjoy what you do, then you will look forward to doing it each day. Your excitement is so contagious! Please keep me updated as I look forward to the your future videos and correspondence. Thanks Jeff.

  117. Linda says

    Just starting out in this career .. I am interested in the cost of your course. I noticed that “people” want someone who is “Certified” though there is currently no certification in this field, there are courses that one can take, Will you being offering a certificate of completion? I will anxiously wait to hear back from you.
    Blessings,
    Linda

  118. Linda says

    @Linda
    Silly me, for some reason your last comment did not show up until I had sent my question about the certification 🙂

  119. Adrienne says

    This was very informative. I am looking forward to future videos.

  120. Jen says

    Great video, thanks for sharing.

  121. Isabelle says

    No video came up

  122. Kimberly Foster says

    Is this video flash because I didn’t get the video??

  123. JurLonna says

    Great Tools!!

  124. Shawn says

    @Jeffrey T. Sooey
    Watched quick start video in its entirety and thought it was both helpful and interesting. I took a lot of notes and will be starting my 5hrs of calls after I finish this entry. I am just getting started with the coaching as a “professional”, but have been coaching women to wellness for a few years now. I think that the only part that I may have a challenge with would be coming up with a way to measure results from the sessions. Right now the women tell me that they are notice a change in how they view diferent aspects of life in general, but again how do I measure that?

  125. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Linda :

    Just starting out in this career .. I am interested in the cost of your course. I noticed that “people” want someone who is “Certified” though there is currently no certification in this field, there are courses that one can take, Will you being offering a certificate of completion? I will anxiously wait to hear back from you.
    Blessings,
    Linda

    Your clients don’t want certifications from you. They want results. If you show them how you’ll help them get results, then they’ll be more than happy to hand you money in exchange for the results they desire.

    A certification is a poor substitute for proof that you’ll get results for a client, in fact, after a free session, if your prospective customer asks you if you’re certified, then chances are you’ve failed to convince your prospect that you can help them (they’re searching for lesser reasons why they might still consider working with you).

    That said, I’m planning on offering two certifications with the Quickstart Coaching Code:

    You’ll receive the first certification after you’ve completed the live 30 day bootcamp.

    You’ll receive the second certification after you’ve completed the onsite certification training.

    Jeff

  126. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Shawn :

    @Jeffrey T. Sooey
    Watched quick start video in its entirety and thought it was both helpful and interesting. I took a lot of notes and will be starting my 5hrs of calls after I finish this entry. I am just getting started with the coaching as a “professional”, but have been coaching women to wellness for a few years now. I think that the only part that I may have a challenge with would be coming up with a way to measure results from the sessions. Right now the women tell me that they are notice a change in how they view diferent aspects of life in general, but again how do I measure that?

    It’s a good start. You need to dig a bit with these clients. Ask them questions that reveal:

    What do they DO differently as a results of how they view life?
    How do they communicate with others differently?
    What external results are coming from that internal change?
    What’s now possible for them now that wasn’t possible before (future results)?
    What pain has been eliminated?
    What new pleasure is now available?
    Do they react to situations differently now?

    If this ‘new view of life’ doesn’t result in any of the above, then it’s likely best to work with these clients until some tangible changes occur for them (or at least, become possible).

    Jeff

  127. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Isabelle :

    No video came up

    I just made some improvements to the site so you should be able to play this video across all devices (as long as they work with HTML5).

    Try the video now and let me know if you have any further trouble.

    Jeff

  128. Awesome content. Many thanks

  129. Hey Jeff… look forward to your launch.

    I’m definitely interested in this course and look forward to it’s completion.

    I’m attempting to build a internet marketing firm that does services/coaching in my local market.

    Helping business owner’s run their marketing better.
    was wondering if your course would still be mostly applicable to me since my niche isn’t traditional life coaching but instead business coaching.

  130. Interested in more upcoming videos, Very Interesting and straight forward approach.

  131. andrea penland says

    I enjoyed and learned so much listening to tips .

  132. andrea penland says

    I thought of so many avenues I could explore how to generate clients .

  133. andrea penland says

    Well I am so sure of my confidence and natural sales ability I will make it my goal to gain the trust in people making them relaxed and comfortable new clients.My client list can only grow.

  134. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Robben Salter :

    Hey Jeff… look forward to your launch.

    I’m definitely interested in this course and look forward to it’s completion.

    I’m attempting to build a internet marketing firm that does services/coaching in my local market.

    Helping business owner’s run their marketing better.
    was wondering if your course would still be mostly applicable to me since my niche isn’t traditional life coaching but instead business coaching.

    100% of the Quickstart Coaching Code (the business skills side of the course) will directly apply to your business.

    80% – 90% of the High Caliber Coaching Code (the coaching skills side of the course) will directly apply to your business (there’s a major section that covers coaching specifically in intimate relationships, which doesn’t directly apply to business coaching generally).

    There are sections on coaching executives, small business owners, home business owners, family owned businesses, plus all the coaching technique sections are going to apply to coaching businesses (coaching businesses is where I mastered all these techniques!)

    Another element you’ll find in the High Caliber Coaching Code… There are three ‘games’ of business:

    1. Inner Game
    2. Outer Game
    3. Action

    We cover how to coach your business coaching clients in all three of these areas for maximum success.

    Jeff

    P.S. The beginnings of your site look good.

  135. Pat says

    I thought this video contained excellent ideas to move forward in a coaching business. I have offered free coaching to some people but they do not follow through with the homework.

  136. isi says

    hi jeff this was a great video looking forward to more of your self explanotary videos it was something i have been searching for a while to give me a head start and you answered
    it in plain and simple english keep the videos rolling in great work!

  137. SMP says

    Hi Jeff, super fantastic. This is valuable information. I’ve looked and looked on the internet and everyone wants to tell you all about the classes they offer and none of them are willing to give you a peek into any of the material they use. You give a great peek into how you operate. I’d say, it’s way more than a peek. Thank you so much for this free information. I look forward to learning more from you.

  138. Kathleen says

    Hi Jeff, Thoroughly enjoyed the video. The information was clear and concise. I am currently starting an holistic wellness coaching business. I have a medical background and a natural healh lifestyle. Would this course be beneficial or would a need to specifically take a health coaching course. I’ve looked at several but was not impressed. My colleagues keep on telling me I don’t need to be certified because I know more than what they would teach, I just need to ask the right questions. That’s how I came across this website – I googled “questions health coaches ask”.

    Would apreciate your thoughts on this.

  139. Brenda says

    hi jeff ~ thank you so much for the wonderful and actionable video! i just became a certified CCAR Recovery Coach in New York State (OASAS – New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services) which is a new credential in New York after a very successful start in Connecticut and other parts of the world. coaching is the future! 🙂

  140. Gwen says

    Great information for a beginner such as myself. I cannot wait for the next training session.

  141. Sandy says

    Hi Jeff, Very good information. Looking forward to receiving the next video. I think I heard you talking about a book to read. Could you say the name of the book again. Thank you, you Jeff have something very special here . Glad ,to be able to get all you are , so I can be all I am to be. I love helping people to find their way. Jeff you are giving so much,hope to get it all and do it right. Thanks again . GOD bless you , peace be with you. Till I hear from you. Always Sandy.

  142. penne says

    im most interested with the hoildays coming up how to survive or thrive

    when peoples money is going towards the hoildays . i find this most diffuclt . any comments . or ideas .

  143. penne says

    how do u begin to learn how to put together a internet system when u wern’t raised in that time and have no training along those lines .

    web videos, blogs etc.

  144. This is a very insightful and inspirational tool- thank you!

  145. @Shawn
    Ask the client to measure their own results- it’s all about them!

  146. Carol says

    Thanks for the concise presentation and I’m looking forward to more – any suggestions website and targeting a niche or not?

  147. cheer coach Nena says

    I have been coaching for over 12 yrs..I cheered in my school yrs & tumbled..my twin sister & I tought each other everything, from Tumbling, stunting, Cheerleading, at a very young age..I coached in Germany, Louisiana, now Wisconsin ..been to SCA, UCA, NCA, & certified. I have done choreographing for many competitions, I love every squad I’ve coached, from age 3 to college ..what is the cost of this program? I would love to make more money than I am now, I do private coaching as well as High-school ..but always wanted to someday further my coaching ..ty! Jeanene

  148. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Carol :

    Thanks for the concise presentation and I’m looking forward to more – any suggestions website and targeting a niche or not?

    Carol,

    I generally don’t advise that you target a niche when you’re first starting out as a coach. Learning to coach, enroll clients, provide life-changing value, etc., is enough for the first 3-6 months of your coaching business without trying to learn how to become a direct marketer, market researcher, and internet (or mail-order) marketing guru.

    There are exceptions to that, but from what I’ve seen with most successful coaches, their niche tends to ‘find them’ through their experience of coaching clients and exploring all the potential sources of business that are available to them without trying to ‘pick a niche’. Niches aren’t something you ‘pick’… they are something you find through research, practice, and talking to lots of clients.

    In the Quickstart program, there are several important niche research tools that you’ll use, but only after having practiced real coaching with potential clients. Then you’ll have that experience and insight that the ‘niche’ question requires in order for the answer to be worth anything to your coaching business.

    Jeff

  149. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    cheer coach Nena :

    I have been coaching for over 12 yrs..I cheered in my school yrs & tumbled..my twin sister & I tought each other everything, from Tumbling, stunting, Cheerleading, at a very young age..I coached in Germany, Louisiana, now Wisconsin ..been to SCA, UCA, NCA, & certified. I have done choreographing for many competitions, I love every squad I’ve coached, from age 3 to college ..what is the cost of this program? I would love to make more money than I am now, I do private coaching as well as High-school ..but always wanted to someday further my coaching ..ty! Jeanene

    Nena,

    I’ll send you details as soon as I have them. Stay tuned.

    Jeff

  150. Kenneth Goodman says

    Excellent. The information was great. I am just starting out as a Life Coach, and am excited about the information. What fees are relevant, once client base is secured after offering free “Strategy Sessions”?

  151. Daisy says

    Very informative and clear. It was way beyond my expectations. Thank you.

  152. Great video. I am interested in learning more.

  153. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Kenneth Goodman :

    Excellent. The information was great. I am just starting out as a Life Coach, and am excited about the information. What fees are relevant, once client base is secured after offering free “Strategy Sessions”?

    Kenneth,

    Coaching fees can range widely, so it really depends on your market niche, service that you provide, etc.

    I’d start out at a fee level that you’re comfortable with, whatever number that happens to be. Over time, you can raise your fees or change them as you and your business evolves.

    Jeff

  154. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Dr. B. Pope :

    Great video. I am interested in learning more.

    I’ll send you more info via email as things develop. Any questions you have, just let me know.

    Jeff

  155. Traci says

    I found the video to be very uplifting and educational. I am just starting my persuit of life coaching. I have my M.S and working on my Ph.D in mental health and have found the traditional way of counseling to be a “hamster in the wheel” appraoch to helping. Helping those who really want to succeed is my goal. Again, the presentation was great and I look forward to more!

  156. randy says

    no video

  157. Brandi Hernandez says

    Would like to know what and where can I get or to become a cheerleading coach and how much it cost

  158. Diane says

    Hi there,

    There is something I don’t understand. Do you suggest getting coaches ourselves to learn how to coach and then this is the business side of things?

  159. JB says

    Compelling approach. I found myself taking notes, and reinvigorated, excited to test out your techniques. Think You.

  160. Very nice work. I look forward to the next time I have a chance to listen to Jeffrey as I find him up lifting. Just when I thought where now? I just happened to see this and it was very good. thank you.

  161. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    randy :

    no video

    Randy,

    Try it now.

    Jeff

  162. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Diane :

    Hi there,

    There is something I don’t understand. Do you suggest getting coaches ourselves to learn how to coach and then this is the business side of things?

    Diane,

    I’m suggesting that you need to have a coach yourself if you’re going to do well as a coach.

    You don’t have to have a coach to learn to coach, nor do you need one to run a coaching business, but it’s important and valuable in my experience.

    Jeff

  163. Jerry says

    Very nice video presentation. Thanks for sharing!

  164. kay says

    I thought that this video was extremely well put together. I’m excited to see more! so very informative and easy to understand. thank you so much for all this input:) would love to know more about the course and pricing. I do have one question though; how do you know as a new coach what to charge your clients. i know you have to charge what were worth; however how do you find a balanced median. thanks again,
    Kay:)

  165. Rebecca says

    Jeff,

    I really appreciate the tools I gained from this video. I even took notes to refer back. I feel more encouraged and prepared than ever to begin my own life coaching business. Thank you!

  166. Kelly says

    I appreciate the clarity and straightforward information in the video. There seems to be no shortage of free “get started coaching now” web videos targeted at new/wannabe coaches but this was EASILY teh most informative providing real information tnat anyone can use right away along with a clear picture of reality eg:expect to do 5 hours of calling for 1 to 2 YEARS, or sample of what to say on a call.

    I am a an actor with over 15 years experience leading acting and improv classes to adults and kids as well as facilitating corporate workshops utilizing improv and acting skills to teach soft skills – team building, communication, creativity ect. I am now interested in developing my current expereinc and skills into a coaching practice. The info in this video was great business advice that I can start to use ASAP.

    Where I am stuck is in how to define/communicate my area of expertise. When I tell people I am coaching I find myself going on and on. I know that I know what I am doing but it sure doesn’t seem that way when I open my mouth and coaching team building by phone doesn’t seem effective.

    How might your course address my issue – defining an area of coaching expertise when the expertise is soft not hard like “sales” or “career transition”

    Would working with a coach help with that?

    Per your advice – Jeff – are you available to speak with?

  167. Iruva Loi - Tohoury says

    Very interesting information.

  168. Iruva Loi - Tohoury says

    Great informations and lean alot. Thank’s.

  169. Iruva Loi - Tohoury says

    Great informations and learn alot wisdoms. Thank’s…..

  170. coachcicely says

    Enjoyed very much. Very informative. I had actually thought about getting a coach for myself to see what it would be like in my clients shoes. Also to get tips on do’s and dont’s. Where did you say we could go to get info on setting up web videos? or is that included in your package? I would also like info on pricing. Thanks

  171. anamaria says

    Thank you very interesting i am looking into becoming a coach for my hispanic market.

  172. Mary-Jo says

    Thanks for all the good information. The content has given me some new information to launch my own coaching business.

  173. I truly enjoyed your presentation. It was informative, easy to understand and really gave many ideas that if put into practice can very well turn out to be effective and profitable. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. This is the example of what we have to do in order to capture the attention of the kind of clients we are targeting.

  174. Donald says

    Great infomation that is useful not only for a coaching business but also is transferrable to any business. Thanks. I am looking forward to building a thriving coaching business. This video was extremely motivational

  175. Hanadi says

    Interesting, plz send me the details and cost. Thanx

  176. Merveille says

    I would like start up cost please thank you 🙂

  177. Deidre says

    This was very informative & it opened my eyes to other options that I never thought to try. Thank you!

  178. Teeshia says

    This was very informative. I look forward to looking at other videos you offer. I have a lot to think about and do to get my business started. Thank you.

  179. malene says

    Hi Jeff,

    This was really helpful.

  180. tendai says

    no video came up so was dissaponted

  181. tom scharre says

    Thank you for your open and honest video. Much appreciation. Tom

  182. Excellent video- several tips I will do and am doing already! – I have a WOW your LIFE NOW Series of videos on youtube! I’m on IBOTOOLBOX (www.ibosocial.com/valj1973) and as a result of this video I’m revamping my Comp strategy session lingo and pitch! – thanks! – At the end of Q1 2013 I will email you what I’ve done, what worked and the measurable results! thank you again!

  183. Great web video. Extremely informational and useful. Nice delivery and real value in this video. I didn’t feel as if I was listening to an infomercial. Thanks so much!
    -Angela Noel

  184. Fantastic! I took copious notes. I will review again but I learned a lot. Some of them I am already doing but what you said reinforced what I need to commit to doing for the New Year. Just awesome. I look forward to more.

  185. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    coachcicely :

    Enjoyed very much. Very informative. I had actually thought about getting a coach for myself to see what it would be like in my clients shoes. Also to get tips on do’s and dont’s. Where did you say we could go to get info on setting up web videos? or is that included in your package?

    Yes, we have a few programs that cover creating video coaching and products in great detail. Here are some basics:

    Equipment –

    1. Audio capture

    Use a plantronics mic that has a direct USB connection to your computer. No fuss, no muss.

    Most computers also have internal mics, but the quality will suck (yes, including mac mics! — too much background noise)

    If you’re using a video camera to take live shots, there are a variety of mics you could use (including whatever internet mic the camera has), but it does get a bit more complex at that point.

    2. Video capture

    Many computers (and tablets) have embedded cameras that take fantastic video. This is a great option for live video capture.

    A flip video or Kodak zi-8 (or similar model) is a good option for live video capture as well. Just remember that you MUST have decent lighting and audio. Get a 3-point lighting kit and a backdrop from a camera store to assure that things look professional.

    If you want to only take video of your computer screen (or a powerpoint slide presentation), then you don’t need a camera. You need Screen Capture software. FOR PC – Camtasia FOR MAC – Screenflow.

    3. Editing software

    On a PC, live video editing software will likely come with whatever video camera you buy. It won’t be great, but likely will be good enough to make something professional.

    On a mac, use final cut (find a used copy of ‘express’ for $200+ if you’re on a budget) for live video editing.

    If you got your video content through screencapture (see above), then use the software that captured the video to edit it for publishing. I use Screenflow almost exclusively for this purpose and it works great.

    4. Publishing and hosting your video

    I would start by simply uploading video to http://youtube.com, then eventually graduate to using amazon’s S3 hosting to store your video content and use an appropriate video player plugin on your wordpress blog, etc.

    coachcicely :

    I would also like info on pricing. Thanks

    If you sign in HERE, I’ll send you updates and pricing information when it’s available.

    Jeff

  186. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Hanadi :

    Interesting, plz send me the details and cost. Thanx

    Guys, as long as you’re signed in HERE, you’ll get the details and payment options as soon as they are available.

    Jeff

  187. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    tendai :

    no video came up so was dissaponted

    I just added a direct download link to this page, so you should be able to download this video directly to your computer even if no video comes up on your browser. Let me know if you have any further trouble.

    Jeff

  188. Sami says

    Dear Jeff, Thank you for the start up video.
    i loved it.

  189. Sami says

    Dear Jeff,
    Thank you for the start up video. I loved it.
    It’s a great video to watch to get more clients.
    I am a ACC/ CPCC certification student, indeed it will help me in my lifecoaching journey.

    Thanks a lot!

  190. Shebree says

    Thank you! Very informative.

  191. Shani Vermeulen says

    Hi Jeff,
    I thoroughly enjoyed and absorbed your video. There are so many coaching companies offering courses and manuals (quite expensive I might add), and once you are qualified, you have no support from them as to how to use your newly acquired qualification to start a new career!

  192. THANKYOU, high-value and actionable information. Much appreciated!

  193. The Quick Start Coaching Video was an excellent resource to start the coaching business. I am hoping the for services will be reasonable enough that I may be able to begin the process.

    Thanks.

  194. Wow, an Excellent investment of my time! Finally, someone who is giving realistic, articulate, easy to follow guidance for beginning a coaching practice! Thank you… I can’t wait to hear more. 🙂

  195. Maggie says

    Thank you for the “Great Information”. I expected less – the usual stuff everyone talks about, but this exceeded my expectations. Thanks again for sharing.

  196. Annmarie Letang says

    Great videos!

  197. Annmarie says

    How much does the course cost to get certified? How do I get to do the course immediately?

  198. Jeff:

    I am attempting to look at the video on my computer but I am having no luck! 🙁

    AS I waited I had an opportunity to read the comments that you replied to and I am so intrigued, I really want to watch the video now.

    What can I do to watch it?

    Any suggestions?

    Thanks Jeff!

    Coach Arthur

  199. Jeff:

    I have done a lot of research to start my Life Coaching practice. I launched it on January 4, 2013: NieCat – Life Coaching for a BETTER You! In my research I have watched a lot of videos, read a lot of emails from coaches and coaching companies, but by far you are the BEST!
    Wow!
    I am happy to say that I have already done the first 3 bullets to your assignment as well as began my blog, http://www.niecat.com without even knowing! I am so excited! You have given me confirmation that I am on the right track!

    Thank You for choosing to share this information!

    Coach Arthur

  200. Linda says

    Thank you

  201. Thank for your video. It is clear my mind about coaching. May I ask you somthing? First, I have no specific expertise, interest or passions. So can I become coach? Second: Is it any difference between coaching and self helf motivator?

    Thank you.

  202. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Coach Arthur :

    Jeff:

    I am attempting to look at the video on my computer but I am having no luck! :(

    AS I waited I had an opportunity to read the comments that you replied to and I am so intrigued, I really want to watch the video now.

    What can I do to watch it?

    Any suggestions?

    Thanks Jeff!

    Coach Arthur

    I’ve since added a DOWNLOAD LINK under the video in case you can’t play the video on the site. Just use that link and you should be able to download it to your computer.

    Let me know if you have any more trouble with watching the video.

    Jeff

  203. angela says

    Get information. This helped me out a lot.

  204. otinu says

    very good counsel. i have actually just started a career coaching business with my NCFE certification in life coaching. its been a year now but its still slow in coming up.

    i really want to know how to get people to pay for career coaching. most people think it should be funded by an NGO so they can get it for free!

  205. lindy says

    Mr. Sooey, I’d like to quickly go over how I came across this career match for myself.
    Currently, I am a psychology major student trying to attain my bachelor’s, eventually leading into psychiatry. The transfer process to a university was chaotic, and I ended up having to use this spring semester as a break because of problems in the transferring process on my end and the University’s.
    Well, I have a very entrepreneurial spirit, and after googling for a slogan for another “business” venture idea I have in mind, I stumbled upon life coaching as a legit, helping others opportunity. I had never really spent too much thought on it before, of all the times I had heard of it.
    I started googling, and eventually it led to a YT video of yours.
    I just wanted to express my sincerest gratitude for creating this video! I almost thought for a minute that I would have to go through (more) paid education to become a life coach, temporarily diverting my other academic plans.
    Out of all of the other free learning information I’ve attained, this was by far the most simplistic, motivating, and thorough.

    Thank you very much!! 🙂

  206. Cindy says

    Thank you for your generous gift of information. I’ve already started some of these (Gold mine list, offering free sessions) to family and friends and the results have been great. I see each session I offer as win-win, they get attention, new awarenesses, and an action plan at the very least, and I get practice and the sense of satisfaction of sharing. Soon I will take it to the next level and be charging, enabling me to pay down my credit card for the coach(es) I have already employed.

    Many thanks and I suspect I will utilize your resources as I continue this awesome journey.

  207. Rori says

    Hello! I loved the video. I know it will help me a lot with my coaching business. Plus, I’m a new coach! I would like more info on your Quick Start Coaching program if possible please. Thank you
    Rori

  208. Debrah says

    Your info was very helpful. I want to be a coach because I feel like I am constantly doing this type of work for free but I am not charging. I have potentional clients alrealdy and I do know coaches. I want to make sure that when I am ready to proceed fully that I have the financial backing. I am get more and more people asking for infomation on different subjects and i really need to pursue this. I will continue to listen to your videos which give me more insight on getting started. Thank you very much.

  209. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Rori :

    Hello! I loved the video. I know it will help me a lot with my coaching business. Plus, I’m a new coach! I would like more info on your Quick Start Coaching program if possible please. Thank you
    Rori

    Keep an eye on your email… I’m sending you more info in the coming days.

    Jeff

  210. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    otinu :

    very good counsel. i have actually just started a career coaching business with my NCFE certification in life coaching. its been a year now but its still slow in coming up.

    i really want to know how to get people to pay for career coaching. most people think it should be funded by an NGO so they can get it for free!

    Career coaching is a great business right now, and there are many ways to make money doing it.

    If your customer really needs the coaching, there are two things they’ll want you to show them before they pay you:

    1. PROOF that you’ve helped other people LIKE THEM get the results they want.
    2. An offer that they believe is low risk, and worth 10 times what they’re paying you.

    If you can show them those two things, they’ll pay you (assuming they can afford to).

    Jeff

    • daniek says

      How can you prove your results without violating confidentiality and how can you guarantee results? Are results subject to clients commitment, accountability and actions.

  211. Michael C says

    This video is GREAT! Provided an easy to follow step by step process to make $30,000 dollars a month. I am looking forward to hearing more about your program when you complete it.

  212. Leonie says

    Great video, thanks! Just what I needed, great solid advice, friendly delivery and leaves me wanting more.

  213. I am starting my coaching services and the info was very informative. I took a few notes and will be sure to use them.

    Thanks.

  214. Sherry Oglesby says

    please send me more information per this video for my interest in pursuing life coaching, this video was phenomenal…. thank you

  215. Robert Cerri says

    The information was very valuable to me in other areas of my life. Your approach to you presentation is perfect for me. Thank you………..

  216. eric says

    I wasn’t sure at first when i saw the “to good to be true” offer but now that i’ve listened to the above. i can say it makes perfect sense to me. Just common sense and pin point accuracy to what and where to allocate your time and energy. One wise woman once told me that you can’t become rich without having people work with/for you.

    Have a great day

  217. Jennifer says

    I am just researching the possibility of becoming a wellness coach. I am looking for a career change. I have my masters in education and taught music in the public schools. After three kids, I do not want to go back to teaching. I have always enjoyed fitness and nutrition. Do I need to go back to school for a degree in wellness coaching? or do I just need your course? I need some more guidance and information before diving in. Thanks

  218. Doc. R says

    Good Video!

    My Comments:

    The video was informative but also vague to a degree and I understand why. To this point I really only took exception to the assumption that everyone would have the resources (contact base) to dedicate 5 hrs per week. What is your recommendation for those that do not have an extensive contact list? Personally, I feel that many will exhaust their initial contacts within one or two weeks. You state do this for two years. How would most people achieve this level of direct contact?

    Thanks,
    Doc

  219. nadine says

    …”Then if your…”
    should be “Then if you are…”

    Why do I have to download your video to watch it??

  220. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Sherry Oglesby :

    please send me more information per this video for my interest in pursuing life coaching, this video was phenomenal…. thank you

    Sherry,

    I’ll email you.

    Jeff

  221. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Jennifer :

    I am just researching the possibility of becoming a wellness coach. I am looking for a career change. I have my masters in education and taught music in the public schools. After three kids, I do not want to go back to teaching. I have always enjoyed fitness and nutrition. Do I need to go back to school for a degree in wellness coaching? or do I just need your course? I need some more guidance and information before diving in. Thanks

    I think it depends on a few things:

    1. What types of clients you’re going to work with
    2. Your business model (how you plan to make money and attract customers)
    3. The role you want to play with your business and customers

    You CAN coach ANYONE on ANYTHING as long as you’re clear on what your role is for them (as a coach) and what role(s) you cannot play for them.

    For instance, I’ve coached clients with cancer and other severe diseases, given advice and coaching, and helped them turn their diseases around. However, I never claimed to be giving medical advice. I also always advised them to use a doctor for their primary medical care role and for the most accurate answers on their situation.

    In that respect, you don’t need to:

    1. be an expert in the areas in which you’re coaching your clients
    2. be the one ‘telling them what to do’ (that’s their job)

    As a coach, you will more likely:

    1. Hold them accountable for doing what they already know they need to do.
    2. Listen to them and act as a sounding board for ideas and options.
    3. Support them and be an unwavering stand for them and their goals.
    4. Work with them to maintain the mindset, focus, commitment, confidence, etc. (a strong ‘inner game’) to get the results they want.

    So…

    While getting more education might be helpful to you, you may be able to get the information you need for helping your clients through your own personal research rather than official certifications and education.

    While a good coach always considers learning more via whatever channels are the best fit for them, you COULD simply take this course and you’ll have successfully started your business. Just remember that your education as a coach and in your business shouldn’t stop there if you’re going to achieve the most success possible in your coaching business.

    Jeff

  222. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Doc. R :
    Good Video!
    My Comments:
    The video was informative but also vague to a degree and I understand why. To this point I really only took exception to the assumption that everyone would have the resources (contact base) to dedicate 5 hrs per week.

    If you think that your only valuable resources is your address book, then I can’t help you.

    In fact, the people WITH a ‘big contact base’ are the people that know that they have the resources WITHIN THEMSELVES to BUILD any sized contact base they choose.

    Do you have a MOUTH?

    Do you have a grasp of at least one widely used SPOKEN LANGUAGE?

    Are you able to SPEAK?

    Are you able to do one of the following:

    >>transport yourself via car, bus, dogsled, etc., to the nearest human gathering area?
    >>pick up the phone and dial it?
    >>use Facebook, twitter, youtube, linkedin, or any other widely used online networking system?

    Then you have ALL THE RESOURCES YOU NEED.

    So, yes, I’m assuming that you’re a capable communicator and that you’re able bodied, and that you have phone, internet, and transportation.

    Doc. R :

    What is your recommendation for those that do not have an extensive contact list? Personally, I feel that many will exhaust their initial contacts within one or two weeks. You state do this for two years. How would most people achieve this level of direct contact?
    Thanks,
    Doc

    You need to build contacts. You can do this in many ways. Here are a few:

    >>Meet people by networking locally.
    >>Build new contacts online (including social media).
    >>Get referrals from your current contacts to build your list further.
    >>Speak in front of groups to build contacts.

    I’ve successfully used all these methods to build my list of contacts, and they can work well for anyone.

    Jeff

  223. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    nadine :

    …”Then if your…”
    should be “Then if you are…”

    Thanks for the note.

    nadine :

    Why do I have to download your video to watch it??

    You don’t have to. Currently every major browser should stream the videos I provide right online.

    If you can’t seem to play the video, you may need to update your browser. Let me know what browser you use and the version you’re using.

    Jeff

  224. Amy Wagner says

    Do you have multiple blogs for different specialties within your coaching business – i.e. – real estate agents that you work with and maybe a different blog if you work with athletes who want success?

  225. Amy says

    I loved the video – it gave me a game plan to jump start my business. Do you have multiple blogs, each one discussing a certain topic – or do you just have one blog?

  226. Litha Macon says

    Great information, I have been putting of starting my life coaching business for about 10 years. Now that me daughter is going to the 11th grade and soon I’ll have a empty nest I am motivated to start setting it up so that I can be in the position to open my practice. This information has motivated me so much! Good Luck to everyone, this area of business is so much in demand right now, I think we all could be successful at it as long as it’s a true passion.

  227. This was just what I have been looking for, thanks so much for taking the time to make this Jeff! I look forward to watching more of your videos.

  228. Great focused direction. Putting the pedal to the metal!

  229. Veronica says

    I am very pleased at what i viewed today, I would like to know if i was to speak to clients exactly what am i going to say, other then that this was a great start.

    Thanks

  230. Shana says

    Hi Jeff! 🙂
    I asked for guidance (as I usually do when I feel stagnant) and pop comes your Ad!! Some would call it coincidence but I call it the Law of Attraction.
    I am a graduated Neuro Semantics/Meta-NLP Practitioner/Coach (planning of completing my Master Coach by October 2014).
    I have the knowledge, I have the wisdom of my life experiences and I have a God given gift to inspire and empower those who ‘somehow’ seek me; I’ve been doing this my entire life as it comes easily to me and quite natural and have realised that this IS when I am my most passionate!
    To cut a long story short, I left the Corporate stream just under two years ago and after much, much soul searching, holistic training and self-empowerment courses etc. have decided to be a Coach so I can get paid for doing exactly what I absolutely love and am strongly passionate about, “Inspiring & Empowering people” with an emphasis on women.
    The stepping stone I’d been having difficulties stepping over was on, “HOW DO I GET STARTED WITH MY COACHING BUSINESS?!” Now, do you see WHY your Ad dropping out of thin air came as no surprise to me?! I asked for this! hehe
    I have thoroughly enjoyed, in fact I couldn’t put pen and paper down whilst listening to you!! I cannot express in just a few words what this introduction has done for me Jeff; I will use it as a Map to Create my Services and later on my Product in my Coaching Practice in which I specialise in Self-Empowerment and Relationships.
    Thank you so much, as I trust what you have taught me on this video, your voice sound genuine, even your smile, yes, your smiling voice. Your knowledge and experience aligns very well with what I have witnessed both as a student and as a Newby Coach.

    Look forward to hearing more about the JTS Advisers Coaching Training!!
    SJ

  231. Crumity says

    I thought this video was very informative. I am excited about moving forward in my profession!! LOOKING FORWARD TO MORE!!

  232. Nal says

    Thanks for the information I found very useful because I’m living in other country so I have to start from zero.

  233. Beverly V.C. says

    I gained tremendous “usable”information via your video. Fantastic!!

  234. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Amy Wagner :

    Do you have multiple blogs for different specialties within your coaching business – i.e. – real estate agents that you work with and maybe a different blog if you work with athletes who want success?

    YES. It’s best to niche your blogs rather than have one big ‘catch all’ blog for different subjects.

    This is true from an SEO perspective just as much as it is from a marketing perspective.

    Jeff

  235. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Veronica :

    I am very pleased at what i viewed today, I would like to know if i was to speak to clients exactly what am i going to say, other then that this was a great start.

    Thanks

    It’s good to know what to say on many levels.

    You should have an outline for the overall topics and questions you’ll focus on in different parts of a session. In addition, you also will want to memorize many different stories, scripts, questions, and discussions that will get the results you’re promising your clients.

    Jeff

    • daniek says

      Can you do a video on powerful questions that can produce results that will enhance our chances delivers guaranteed coaching session results?

  236. Aminah says

    I really enjoyed the video, you answered many questions I had about starting a coaching service. I look forward to watching your next video, thank you!

  237. Terri says

    This was a great video very informative. I am looking to the next videos. I would like to know how to make money from coaching blogs.

  238. I must say that this was very interesting to hear. I think that the session was informative, but the specifics were generalized and could use more elaboration on the points mentioned. I have been coaching people for the last 7 years and people are always telling me that I need to get paid for all my time. The thing I want to know is how do you fine a true coaching program that is reasonable in price but is a company that operates out of integrity. I would also learn how to market myself if I could and multiple areas and which one of them to start in first. Lastly, do you guys offer coaching certification? Please let me know how to get the best bing for my buck. I thank you and look forward to hearing from you in the near future.

  239. donna sampson says

    Thank you for the specific actions for creating a coaching business. It took the approach from theoretical to actionable. I like the review of the 5 actions at the end of the video — they were a great summary and reinforcement of the video.

  240. cedric says

    I enjoyed the video.Im in the process of putting my business plan together along with getting some training from coaches like you that can help me grow my practice.Thank you,I look forward to the next video

  241. Joyce Brocks says

    Very informative Video. My concern is, just because your method worked for you does not mean it will work for every one. I am sure there are other ways to success: is this the only way you know only because it worked for you? I enjoyed the video just the same and look forward to more. Thanks!

  242. Orlando says

    Thanks a million! Great info and motivation here. Awesome!

  243. Christy says

    Brilliant ideas u shared, many thanks. I need help to become a business coach, I live in Sterling. Where can i enroll for a certificate programm

  244. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Joyce Brocks :

    Very informative Video. My concern is, just because your method worked for you does not mean it will work for every one. I am sure there are other ways to success: is this the only way you know only because it worked for you? I enjoyed the video just the same and look forward to more. Thanks!

    You’re right. Just because this method worked for me, doesn’t mean it works for everyone. In fact, in business, NOTHING ‘works for everyone’, and anyone who tells you differently is lying to you or mistaken.

    This approach is the CORE SET OF METHODS, many of which should be the basis of your own personalized strategy.

    I’ve seen many of our students use these methods as a ‘step one’ and then add some of our other more advanced strategies to this one to form create even better results.

    In my experience, these are examples of coaches that this approach DOESN’T work for:

    1. Coaches who don’t take enough action.
    2. Coaches that try this approach one time and then quit.
    3. Coaches who are constantly saying ‘This won’t work. This won’t work. This won’t work.’ to themselves as they use the approach.
    4. Coaches who try to work with the wrong clients using this approach.
    5. Coaches who can’t coach well (or don’t offer any real value to their clients).
    6. Coaches who really aren’t a good fit for coaching as a profession.
    7. Coaches who don’t really care about their clients.
    8. Coaches who try to use strategies along with this approach that they know nothing about (therefore use the wrong approach).
    9. Coaches who use this approach as a substitute for intelligence and wise business development decisions.
    10. Coaches who don’t set a clear, achievable goal for themselves in this process.
    11. Coaches who don’t modify their approach when they notice they aren’t getting their desired result or progress.
    12. Coaches who don’t get at least some minimal help and advice from an experienced coach as they ongoingly pursue this process.

    To your other point ‘there are other ways to success’…

    I’ve found that almost ALL the ways that coaches have gotten their first clients have included a large set of the methods contained in this video. YES, not EVERY COACH uses EVERY strategy, but the core ideas (like free sessions, levers, and communication) are pretty universal.

    Jeff

  245. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Ramon Brown :

    I must say that this was very interesting to hear. I think that the session was informative, but the specifics were generalized and could use more elaboration on the points mentioned. I have been coaching people for the last 7 years and people are always telling me that I need to get paid for all my time. The thing I want to know is how do you fine a true coaching program that is reasonable in price but is a company that operates out of integrity.

    Price is relative to what you get and what the results are. I see many programs that are very cheaply priced that deliver NO RESULTS. Is that really a ‘reasonable price’? Not for a program that delivers NOTHING. A reasonable price for NOTHING is NOTHING.

    If a program that costs $10,000 helps you build a $10,000 / month income, then that’s pretty reasonable!

    Unfortunately, there’s no guarantee that you can assess someone’s integrity until you’ve made some type of investment with them. However, there are some signs to look for in my opinion:

    1. Do they communicate with you even when you’re not spending money with them?
    2. Do they follow through on their promises?
    3. Do they offer money back guarantees on their entry level programs?
    4. Do they have any kind of ‘real results’ track record with their graduates? Do their graduates seem happy with their experience?

    Answering ‘yes’ to more of these questions indicates a higher level of integrity, but, again, is no guarantee.

    Ramon Brown :

    I would also learn how to market myself if I could and multiple areas and which one of them to start in first.

    If you’re just starting, I wouldn’t recommend that you commit to one area to market yourself yet. Most new coaches need time to practice their craft, learn the general coaching business development process, and explore many options before diving into one niche.

    The best way to decide which area to start in, is to start in MANY areas, take massive action in each area, and see what works for YOU. No one can predict this, we can only estimate and discuss.

    The point? PLANT 1,000 SEEDS AND LET MANY FLOWERS BLOOM. You’ll learn what works for you and you can redouble your investments in those areas (not to mention, you’ll gain experience and coaching income in the process).

    Ramon Brown :

    Lastly, do you guys offer coaching certification? Please let me know how to get the best bing for my buck. I thank you and look forward to hearing from you in the near future.

    YES. We do offer certification. I find the best way for our students to get the best ‘bang for their buck’ is to get started and get into action with their coaching practice AS THEY GET CERTIFIED. They start building an income even before they’ve blown all their free cash.

    Jeff

  246. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Christy :

    Brilliant ideas u shared, many thanks. I need help to become a business coach, I live in Sterling. Where can i enroll for a certificate programm

    We’re going to offer certification within the Quickstart Coaching Code and you’ll be able to get certified from Sterling. I’ll email you details as I flesh them out.

    Jeff

  247. Mayo says

    Thanks this was awesome, how much is your course?

  248. Michael says

    This video contained more practical and helpful information in one spot than in several dozen books I have read in the last year. Thank you!

  249. Queenae says

    This was a great video with lots of information that I just hadn’t thought of yet. I am glad I stumbled onto it. Thank you for your “strategy session”!! I’m motivated to press on and move forward!!

  250. Tess says

    Jeff,
    Great info! I’m a firm believer you only get out of business what
    you put in…thank you!!!

  251. Latashia Edmond says

    Hello, I am so excited about being a life coach. I believe I have what it takes and so on. Im ready to start a new career.
    I’m looking forward into changing my circumstances and also learning what it takes to do so.

  252. Joseph Ben Ohisa says

    Iam just warlk under coach at culb which is frist level thats why on need suport for you sir

  253. Joseph Ben Ohisa says

    Iam from South Sudanese which was new cunarty

  254. This is what i am looking for to raise up my career as a consultant

  255. I am interested in the course. Please email me all the details when they are finalized. Thanks for the GREAT CONTENT in all your videos AND thanks for giving them to us for FREE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  256. BLESSING BASSEY says

    This info is awesome and its like a miracle to me. I have been thinking about becoming a life coach since I am a published author of two motivational books, this info just put me in the right perspective on what to do next. Please, I will like to know if I do need a website or a blog to start immediately. I am willing and desperately wants to start asap.

  257. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Mayo :

    Thanks this was awesome, how much is your course?

    I’ll send you the info in the coming weeks.

    Jeff

  258. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Rick Ryberg :

    I am interested in the course. Please email me all the details when they are finalized. Thanks for the GREAT CONTENT in all your videos AND thanks for giving them to us for FREE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Will do. Let me know if you have any questions…

    Jeff

  259. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    BLESSING BASSEY :

    This info is awesome and its like a miracle to me. I have been thinking about becoming a life coach since I am a published author of two motivational books, this info just put me in the right perspective on what to do next. Please, I will like to know if I do need a website or a blog to start immediately. I am willing and desperately wants to start asap.

    NO. You don’t need anything other than a phone to start immediately.

    Other tools can HELP, but they aren’t mandatory.

    Jeff

  260. I will love to come for a course how can I start?

  261. Dave T says

    Hi Jeff where do i start in beginning life coaching? And how long and how much is this course?

    Thanks DT

  262. D. Mcloughlin says

    brilliant video and so helpful

  263. Beila says

    Can not get video link to work…. any suggestions?

  264. Rebecca says

    The vid was awesome and there is lots of good stuff to know about coaching.

  265. Ben says

    Extremely helpful, very specific details on getting started anyone thinking of starting a coaching practice would benefit from this video. If you don’t have a half an hour to watch it right now come back to it later its that helpful. This video helped to point me in the right direction. Thanks so much

  266. Terry says

    I thoroughly enjoyed this well planned presentation and have learn’t a lot from your series the Udemy online course I am partway through it. Very professional. I must say that the whole pace and quality is exciting I feel it in my chest. I am ready to start ( in fact I have already started in a small way, thanks to you) my website is in the cooking pot and my url and web hosting are bought and paid for.
    Thanks Terry

  267. Irma says

    Thank you for this valuable information.
    This video gave me the MAP (which I have already began)in language
    that I can understand & at a pace that I could follow without loosing interest in it. It also showed me HOW MUCH on track I am with my goals & where I can now add the daily activities to MOVE my Massive Action/Goal Plan faster and more effectively… awesome!
    As a result of this video & you – I can now proceed with a certainty that was missing for me in establishing myself as a Motivational Speaker & Coach for Spanish speaking people and BEING NOW more excited to have my dream realized within the TIME FRAME I have given myself. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!

    iRMA…

  268. Irma says

    I was not able to get back to the Comment page for “learningcoachingtechnology” video…so I am using this section…
    I am passionate about Inspiring & Moving people into action in their own dreams by connecting them to: resources; people and opportunities. In the process transform the way the view themselves & the context they have with themselves so they can Do/Accomplish their dreams.
    Challenge: 1. Create/Establish & solidify Joint Ventures that are a WIN-WIN relationship in $$$/Resources & Results. In past – others make $$$ i get the experience… 2. Establish credibility in South America (where I am starting this part of my life journey)without formal education or credentials. I have a BIG DREAM with Massive ACTIONS and already producing results that are taking to the next part of my plans.

    iRMA…

  269. Del says

    Thanks for sharing. Firstly, your voice was very calm and friendly, not ‘sales-pitchy’. An honest voice is a good start for us skeptics out here. The information you provided is a powerful introduction to those of us having cold feet about getting in the ring of coaching. I appreciate what you offered and look forward to getting started.

  270. marva says

    Hello, this was only an audio video. Was this the way it was supposed to be.

  271. CR says

    Very helpful and relevant information! Thank you!

  272. Amber says

    Thanks for the useful info. It was awesome!

  273. Scott Bodiford says

    Interesting video as to how to go about getting clients. I have been working on getting my coaching practice going for close to 2 years now. I recently resigned my full time job to put more energy and effort into this. How important is it that I define a niche and how do you go about convincing people to hire you if you have no previous experience or credibility?

    Thanks,
    Scott
    Atlanta

  274. Nars says

    Hi jeff, I am interested in that information swell, could you please send me the details via email?
    Thank you in advance
    @Jeffrey T. Sooey

  275. Nars says

    * as well. (not swell, sorry)

  276. Hanna says

    Thanks, its really helpful.

  277. Katrina Edwards says

    Hi Jeff, I just want to start out by saying that your information on starting a successful coaching business is by far the best that I have come across. It is very informative and gives a very good basis to start with. I have the internet and a phone, but as I am not yet certified, how much would you say is a fair amount to charge clients after the complimentary sessions? And would you be able to email me with regards to mentoring me please? How can I ensure that I communicate my strengths, qualifications and talents well in order to get business if I don’t have a coaching certification?

    Many Thanks

    Katrina

  278. marge says

    I think this was an exceptional blog and I feel it gave me insight on what I already know. Like you said you know what to do but maybe fear or not enough get up and go to do it. However, I wanted to say I see using the public speaking strategy as the # 1 ways for me to get the word out there for what I’m trying to do. I thank you for your expertise.

  279. o davis says

    it was helpful

  280. Elaine says

    Great detailed explanation of how to offer free sessions to get started. Thanks so much! The entire video was extremely helpful instead of being just another sales pitch.

  281. Isabel RODRIGUEZ says

    EXTRAORDINARY! Thank You, I appreciate it. God Bless You and have a DELIGHTFUL New Year with your family. Respectfully, Isabel Rodriguez

  282. Cynthia Young says

    great video and I will keep listening

  283. Jeff thank you so much for sharing with us all this information for free. The information was well planned and thorough, and your voice was very relaxed and inviting. I’ve gained so much value from this and two of your YouTube videos that I have already subscribed to. I especially liked the assignment part as a way of backtracking what was discussed earlier. I will be sharing the link that led me to this on my twitter feed. Keep up the good work and all the best to you!
    Thank you so much!
    Be bless!

  284. Very inspirational and helpful recording. I am ready to start moving ahead on my dream to be a relationship coach. I have heard much of this before in pieces so was very happy to find it all put together in one session clearly and concisely. Your homework sounds attainable and necessary to move forward successfully. Can I do it? Yes. Very excited and exhillerated. Can I suggest creating a worksheet or workbook people could download to get started. Hey maybe Ill do that. The first few months are always the most difficult, getting yourself motivated and to fully committ and most importantly believing in yourself. It has taken me a number of months to get to this point and now I am ready to go. Many thanks.

  285. Alfie says

    Thank you! Very good video, approach, marketing strategies, etc..Well done. I just happened to see one of your videos on YouTube.
    I have been helping at NO Charge for individuals, business’, in many areas. The most common being romance & finance but much more than these two. My income has always been from other sources.
    I have been approached by several close friends & family noting that I have been the happiest while helping others…. I have decided to go back to helping but now for a business, focusing all.
    I would welcome all that you have to offer via email or your postings.
    Sincerely,
    Alfie
    ps again nice video!

  286. g r karthik says

    This is the one video that got me started as a life coach

    thanks,
    G R karthik

  287. peter spencer says

    Hi Jeffery man awesome nuts and bolts of the coaching biz i have been advising my buddies and friends on how to make money and start biz for a long time how do i turn this talent into paying clients some of them just see me as pete their buddy I am in the Bahamas Great Job would like for you to personaly coach me lol. best wishes, pete

  288. Scarlett says

    Thank you for a logical way to get started.

  289. Finally, someone who understands that not everyone who is new to coaching knows how to actually get started. Thanks so much. I watched the video and immediately got on the phone and have spoken to many folks. I was shocked at how many listened and at the response of them wanting to continue with my services. Amazing, wish I had known of that strategy last year. Look out world, here I come (lol).

  290. Very comprehensive, straightford and honest approch provided in a simple and easy to follow manner. Thank for great value

  291. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    wilson :

    I will love to come for a course how can I start?

    The first place to start would be to get on the interest list HERE: http://coachestrainingblog.com

    Jeff

  292. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Dave T :

    Hi Jeff where do i start in beginning life coaching? And how long and how much is this course?

    Thanks DT

    We cover a lot of details on how to get started on this blog as well as in the Quickstart Coaching Code program. I’ll sent all the details on the course to you via email.

    Jeff

    • daniek says

      Can I get the information on your programs? Which is your main website to get this information

  293. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Beila :

    Can not get video link to work…. any suggestions?

    All the videos have a direct download link below the video itself. Just right-click that link and ‘save link as…’ to save the video to your computer.

    Jeff

  294. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Irma :

    I was not able to get back to the Comment page for “learningcoachingtechnology” video…so I am using this section…
    I am passionate about Inspiring & Moving people into action in their own dreams by connecting them to: resources; people and opportunities. In the process transform the way the view themselves & the context they have with themselves so they can Do/Accomplish their dreams.
    Challenge: 1. Create/Establish & solidify Joint Ventures that are a WIN-WIN relationship in $$$/Resources & Results. In past – others make $$$ i get the experience…

    Most joint ventures don’t work (at least at first), so you’ll need to talk to many JV prospects before you find one or two that render a WIN/WIN for you. Use the numbers game to your advantage by talking to LOTS OF PEOPLE. Not only will you be more likely to find a few good relationships, but you’ll learn a lot from the JV prospecting process.

    Irma :
    2. Establish credibility in South America (where I am starting this part of my life journey)without formal education or credentials. I have a BIG DREAM with Massive ACTIONS and already producing results that are taking to the next part of my plans.

    iRMA…

    Credibility is a matter of giving lots of free sessions and proving that you can produce results by demonstrating exactly that to your prospects, partners, and customers. This is partly a game of skill and learning, but again, also a numbers game. The more coaching you give away, the better you’ll get and the more results you’ll produce for people… eventually, this will build tremendous credibility for you.

    Jeff

  295. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    marva :

    Hello, this was only an audio video. Was this the way it was supposed to be.

    You should see the video also if it’s working as it’s supposed to.

    Jeff

  296. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Scott Bodiford :

    Interesting video as to how to go about getting clients. I have been working on getting my coaching practice going for close to 2 years now. I recently resigned my full time job to put more energy and effort into this. How important is it that I define a niche and how do you go about convincing people to hire you if you have no previous experience or credibility?

    Thanks,
    Scott
    Atlanta

    I wouldn’t advise you to try to define and choose a niche when you’re first getting started. If you’re doing a lot of good coaching and working hard giving free sessions and making a difference for your clients… your niche will FIND YOU. I see lots of coaches who think they’ll get lots of clients as a result of picking a niche. They pick a niche based upon little to no marketing/coaching knowledge, and little to no experience. then they proceed to waste their time and money on a niche that they’ll NEVER get any clients from at all. They quit soon after… very frustrated and demoralized.

    Having a good niche can be a good thing, but most coaches should wait for a while before they assume that they have enough knowledge and experience with their clients to decide to put resources towards a specific niche.

    Credibility comes from proving that you can produce results for your client. There are lots of ways to do that, but the FIRST way I’d suggest you start is by ACTUALLY GETTING RESULTS FOR PEOPLE. When people get results from you, THERE’S NO QUESTION that you’re credible and that they can trust that you’ll deliver on your value proposition.

    If you have no experience, then all there is for you to do is to GO GET EXPERIENCE. Run free sessions EVERY DAY. In a month or two, you’ll have PLENTY of experience.

    Your credibility will come from lots of things, but start by running lots of sessions, and getting lots of results for your clients.

    Jeff

  297. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Nars :

    Hi jeff, I am interested in that information swell, could you please send me the details via email?
    Thank you in advance
    @Jeffrey T. Sooey

    Not sure what information you’re talking about?

    Jeff

  298. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Katrina Edwards :

    Hi Jeff, I just want to start out by saying that your information on starting a successful coaching business is by far the best that I have come across. It is very informative and gives a very good basis to start with. I have the internet and a phone, but as I am not yet certified, how much would you say is a fair amount to charge clients after the complimentary sessions?

    Start by charging what YOU are comfortable with. The amount doesn’t matter. For now, don’t worry about charging too little. You can always raise your fees later.

    Katrina Edwards :
    And would you be able to email me with regards to mentoring me please?

    Will do.

    Katrina Edwards :
    How can I ensure that I communicate my strengths, qualifications and talents well in order to get business if I don’t have a coaching certification?

    Many Thanks

    Katrina

    There are lots of ways to do this, but the FIRST way I’d suggest you start is by ACTUALLY GETTING RESULTS FOR PEOPLE. When people get results from you, THERE’S NO QUESTION that you’re credible and that they can trust that you’ll deliver on your value proposition.

    Jeff

  299. Theo Jones says

    Well done! I benefitted from watching your video. Thanks for your insights.

  300. Audrey McDougall says

    Very informative session. Lots of ideas to work on.
    I am already involved in providing pro bono coaching with a very small circle. This has demonstrated to me, how I can broaden that circle. I have had a couple of paying clients but have not pursued them as I need to focus on completing my qualifications.
    I am currently looking for a mentor/coach. Could you please send me your proposal of engagement.
    thank you.

  301. ASM says

    What appointment setting software is the best? Any suggestions?

  302. Kathy Collins says

    Very interesting and informative video. Could you send me more information on your coach/mentor services. I am just trying to start my coaching business.

  303. sabika says

    Thank you so much Jeff! I would love to see more of these videos.

  304. Donna says

    Thanks for these tips. I am just starting out and haven’t yet finished my website, but working on it daily. Ireally appreciate the input this webinar provided.

  305. Linda says

    Jeff,
    Thank you so much for the information provided in your Quick Start Coaching Video. Every day I coach the people that I work with and people that I meet. I have a strong desire to help make a difference in people’s lives. I know that coaching is my true calling, however, my present work pays the bills. I am interested in learning more about your program, the cost, the time frame and time commitment, and anything else you are willing to provide. Thank you again! Linda

  306. Jitendra says

    Hi jeff! thanks for the video, I am a career coach and facing challenges in filling my practices, lots of stuff i went through from internet surfing but these are something very practical strategies. Thank you again!!!:-)

  307. kahoo says

    Hi Jeffrey Thank you very much for an informative insight into the tips and hints what to do. I am going to work through this in order to grow my Coaching Practice. Coaching is a new concept in Namibia, so how do I get clients to buy Coaching sessions?

  308. thank you very much for all…

    success always

  309. Tanya says

    Thanks so very much for all of the information that you provide for us on your sites. I am a psychologist just moving over into coaching. I have also gotten a coaching certificate before I came upon your program. I completed my certificate last week, pulled together my office, and set out to find good ways to get clients. That is when I say your information. I will be following you the rest of the way.

  310. Stephanie says

    good hand on tools…thank you so much.

  311. Incredible information! Thank you from the bottom of my heart! I will be waiting impatiently for the program. 🙂

  312. Marcella Smith says

    I was very Informed with this video..Thank you for giving more Insight on this matter…Looking forward to learning more.

  313. Elsie says

    Thank you soooooo much!!! I really needed this!

  314. Steve says

    Thanks for putting this out there. The steps you share pull back the curtain on what it takes to gets started and making the money flow in a short period of time.

  315. Hugh Perry says

    You have convinced me to get started, that is a winning move

  316. Sarah says

    Thank you for sharing this informative and useful video.

  317. Danita says

    Thank you for taking the time to put this out there. I just finished my certification and I am a little over whelmed on how to get started and this provided a great blueprint.
    Loved It,
    Danita

  318. Yinka Olatunbosun says

    Thanks for this insightful video.
    You just woke me up from my procrastination.
    I would please like to know how to create a world class website for my business .i would also like to know how to do a business plan.
    Finally how should I charge for my coaching business.
    Thanks

  319. Conswallea says

    I enjoed this video. I am new to coaching and are getting ready to take some classes to get my certification. My question is Do you coach other coaches? I look forward to your next video.

  320. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Audrey McDougall :

    Very informative session. Lots of ideas to work on.
    I am already involved in providing pro bono coaching with a very small circle. This has demonstrated to me, how I can broaden that circle. I have had a couple of paying clients but have not pursued them as I need to focus on completing my qualifications.
    I am currently looking for a mentor/coach. Could you please send me your proposal of engagement.
    thank you.

    Audrey,

    I generally don’t write proposals unless the engagement has 4+ zeros in ROI for me. Although I do work one on one with a few coaches currently, I’d highly recommend doing one of my courses or programs before considering any direct mentoring from me (it’s much more content and learning than I have time to provide in 1 on 1 coaching + it’s a fraction of the investment).

    If you have something specific in mind, feel free to email me and I’ll recommend my advice on how I can help, or the best direction to take.

    Jeff

  321. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    ASM :

    What appointment setting software is the best? Any suggestions?

    I don’t expect any software to set my appointments for me. I have an assistant do it for me, and if you aren’t in a position to hire an assistant yet, then do it yourself.

    That said, there are many good solutions for keeping track of your appointments (once you’ve set them yourself), such as:

    1. Google Calendar (I use this solution, and it works great)
    2. Outlook
    3. iCal (for Mac people)

    Jeff

  322. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Kathy Collins :

    Very interesting and informative video. Could you send me more information on your coach/mentor services. I am just trying to start my coaching business.

    DONE

    Jeff

  323. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Linda :

    Jeff,
    Thank you so much for the information provided in your Quick Start Coaching Video. Every day I coach the people that I work with and people that I meet. I have a strong desire to help make a difference in people’s lives. I know that coaching is my true calling, however, my present work pays the bills.

    Although the logistics and ‘battle plan’ may need to be altered, consider that how you currently make a living can’t (or shouldn’t) stop you from this vision / goal becoming your reality, especially if it’s your true calling.

    I’d even go so far as to say “Part of life’s responsibility is to fully commit to and follow your life’s true calling.” That’s just my belief, however, so you can take it or leave it!

    Linda :

    I am interested in learning more about your program, the cost, the time frame and time commitment, and anything else you are willing to provide. Thank you again! Linda

    I’m in the process of sending you the info. Any questions you have, feel free to ask!

    Jeff

    • daniek says

      I’m interested as well

  324. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    kahoo :

    Hi Jeffrey Thank you very much for an informative insight into the tips and hints what to do. I am going to work through this in order to grow my Coaching Practice. Coaching is a new concept in Namibia, so how do I get clients to buy Coaching sessions?

    I would start by giving a free coaching session. Once they get value from a session, they’ll be more likely to pay for future sessions.

    Jeff

  325. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Yinka Olatunbosun :

    Thanks for this insightful video.
    You just woke me up from my procrastination.
    I would please like to know how to create a world class website for my business.

    In the beginning, any website will do. I’d suggest that for the first year, you simply get a wordpress blog and write articles in areas of your expertise on the blog. Other than a little bit of branding and information about your coaching, that’ll be plenty.

    Yinka Olatunbosun :
    i would also like to know how to do a business plan.

    No need for a business plan when you first start. Instead, you need a SALES PLAN…

    A sales plan is a plan for creating coaching clients. If you don’t have the capability to get a paying client, then YOU HAVE NO BUSINESS, and there’s no need for a plan for a business that DOESN’T EXIST.

    Your sales plan should clarify:

    1. Your sales goal(s)
    2. The strategies you’ll use to reach those goals.
    3. The types (and amounts) of actions you need to take regularly in order to reach those goals.

    Yinka Olatunbosun :
    Finally how should I charge for my coaching business.
    Thanks

    I know lots of coaches that use Paypal, but I’d advise using a merchant account to charge your clients.

    Just start by charging what you’re comfortable with, and whatever amount your clients are willing to pay.

    You can always raise your fees later.

    Jeff

    • daniek says

      What type of merchant account? Can you make some good recommendations?

      • Jeffrey T. Sooey says

        I started out with practice pay solutions, but now am with easy pay direct.

        Jeff

  326. Jeffrey T. Sooey says

    Conswallea :

    I enjoed this video. I am new to coaching and are getting ready to take some classes to get my certification. My question is Do you coach other coaches? I look forward to your next video.

    Most of the coaching I do now is with/for other coaches (most of them are on my team).

    Jeff

  327. Dear Jeff;
    I committed to spending time with weekend to researching ways to grow my coaching business, which I have been doing for about 10-years but with some ineffective strategies. Thank you SO MUCH for the step by step process you’ve provided. Your passion and enthusiasm for this field comes through as well as your desire to help others succeed.

    Thank you!!!!
    Thulani,
    Boston

  328. Maria Kober says

    Hello
    I find the video really interesting i am in the beginning of my carrier to become a coach, Teamcoach. the most valuable tips were, that it is ok to give free coaching in the beginning and then get paid, and to advertise my self on the internet and start a BLOG!
    thanks

    Maria

  329. Colistos Poindexter Jr. says

    I am very interested. I cannot wait to get started full tilt. This is a sure way that can help me make a difference in impacting people’s lives and growing the business as well. Thank you for this program.

  330. Hi Jeff,

    I am really interested in wellness coaching, particularly in cancer recovery. Will this program be a good fit for me? Thanks.

    • Jeffrey T. Sooey says

      YES. We cover health and weight loss coaching niches in the Quickstart program.

      Jeff

  331. Hi Jeff. Got the answer to my question in an earlier comment. Thanks.

  332. I thoroughly enjoyed your video, and would like to be on your team. Not only because of the rich content you provided, but especially because of the step-by-step process and the amazing clarity you provided. I’m just now learn new skills and preparing to be coached to venture out in my own business, and this video is extremely helpful. Thank you very kindly for sharing.

    P.S. Please note that my Website is still in construction and not yet active.

  333. Shakeal says

    Hi Jeff! Thank you so much for sharing this AWESOME and helpful information to get us started with a SUCCESSFUL life coaching business, but most of all thank you for NOT CHARGING people for it. You will continue to be financially blessed for not doing so. It was a tremendous, but reasonably bearable amount of information that was easy to understand and follow. You were able to hold my attention throughout! I believe and am already using some of the techniques you presented, such as giving free sessions. I do not have a strategy for getting the people, because most of my life they just fall into my presence with their problems, and because I have not been able to find work in the new city/state I’ve lived in for 2 years I have decided to be a life coach, since I’m doing it for free anyhow. I have a passion and a calling for doing it.
    My question is since I will be contacting people and going to them for these services, once we do the small talk, and I ask if they would like a complimentary session, what do I say to find out what type of session to give them without sounding like they “need help”, or like I’m trying to pry into their business? Because it’s not suppose to be just some random session right? It needs to be something they need. So how would that part of the conversation go?
    Also, at what point do you start charging? How do you figure reasonable rates for specific type of sessions?

    Again thank you so much! I am looking forward to our next group session! 🙂

    • Jeffrey T. Sooey says

      There’s only one type of session, and it’s the type where the subject of the session is dictated by your client. While there ARE niche situations, where you’ll pitch a very specific session to an audience, most free sessions that you set early in your coaching business are not ‘special’ or ‘tailored’.

      That said, you DO need to find out enough about their life/business so that you can make an offer to help them with that in the form of a free session. Although you can just ‘ask’ if their interested, that won’t gain much rapport or convey much value.

      You need to be able to listen to your prospect in depth and create enough trust and comfort such that they’ll feel good about sharing with you. People LOVE to talk about themselves, their businesses, their problems, and their goals… You’re NOT prying… you’re giving them AN OPPORTUNITY to share with you, and THEY WILL LOVE IT.

      Get past your concerns about prying and care enough about your prospects to ask questions and listen from the heart. The rest will work itself out.

      Jeff

  334. DHarris says

    This video was very informative. The practical suggestions seem real and obtainable. The idea of committing 5 hours per week doesn’t feel overwhelming. In fact, 5 hours will most likely zoom by and a person can see themselves putting in more time once they get comfortable. I appreciate the simplicity of the approach. Thanks!

  335. Dear Jeff,
    I just finished an 8-month course in Fast Track Coaching with Susan Sussman. I consider this course to be one of the most intelligent moves I have ever made. Now comes the hard part – how do I start a coaching business? In watching your video I got so many great answers and actions. Now I have the information to start working as hard and smart as I can to build this dream for myself. You have given me the steps I need to make my start. Someone once said that any start is a good start.

  336. Joyce Logan says

    I am SO passionate about this – this is for me!
    I am a certified hypnotherapist and hold a Ph.D. in philosophy though I’ve made my living to date in helping business owners market their companies (one of those things I’m a natural at, but didn’t really want to do). However, I feel this is a great addition for me to take my business of helping to higher ground – and not be driving around all day too! I tend to give away too much, and feel depleted by day’s end; so thank you for all this guidance.
    Do you offer package deals such as – web sites and video streaming components?
    Thank you.
    Joyce

    • Jeffrey T. Sooey says

      Yes, our team could build your website, but we find that coaches are so confused and unclear about their business that they’d waste their money investing in a website before they get started and start paid coaching practice.

      Once a coach is started, if MAY makes sense at that point to talk about initiating online market research and gathering the build team to execute an internet client machine.

      Jeff

  337. Gisele says

    Hi Jeff — I found your free course on Udemy. Brilliant idea! One I intend on emulating. I found your video session above very practical, down-to-earth, and implementable.

    I look forward to learning more.

    And due to many time pressures I manage, even though I’ve done much work over the past 6 months to shift to a time-block time management approach (which works and is super efficient), I’m also on the lookout for ideas and blueprints on how to build self-paced coaching programs — not because I don’t want to invest my time with people, but because I want to optimize time and results.

    Gisele

  338. Great video! Very useful. Thanks so much!

  339. Rob Galvin says

    Hi Jeff,
    Along with everyone else it seems, I found this video very helpful in terms of spelling out the reality of what is needed to become a successful coach. I have a couple of comments and questions.

    A number of people are saying the video didn’t work. I was actually one of them. I’d put the video on to play and was making a cup of tea – yes, I know very British – I was listening to the voiceover and kept glancing at the screen, which never seemed to change. My immediate thought was that there was a technical error, and then I realised it was a video of a screen, not the all action blockbuster I’d expected. So my first comment is, maybe you should tell people what to expect. Others may have given up watching when the screen didn’t alter, and that would be a pity because I personally found the slides very helpful.

    A question that came to mind as I was listening was the state of the market and the changes that the vast influx of new coaches will bring about. I am aware that coaching in the UK is relatively new, having been around for about 15 years, and is now growing rapidly. In the USA, the market is probably more stable and I’d be interested to know how things progressed across the water as numbers grew and niches expanded. I’ve also noticed from watching a large number of YouTube videos, how ‘over the top’ so many of the American coaches are, or alternatively how many ‘new age’ coaches there are. Clearly the styles are a response to the market they are targeting. Given the understated British reserve (until they’ve had something to drink :-)), I’m not convinced these approaches are always appropriate. I remember phoning a car hire company in the California and hanging up after being bombarded with promises that my car hire experience was going to be so great, and how I would definitely hire from this company again and again. So, have you found a difference in clients in terms of nationality and how they respond to coaching styles?
    Cheers,
    Rob

    • Jeffrey T. Sooey says

      You’ll need to navigate your culture and country as all the other coaches deal with their locations (unless you’re working online and then your geography isn’t going to limit you… only your specific language).

      Although I can’t give you a comprehensive market analysis within the boundaries of a reply such as this, I can tell you that coaches build their businesses and get clients in a variety of ways (three primary ways), and they find what works and stick with it. The three big ways I’ve seen coaches successfully build their client base are:

      1. Coaching their network
      2. Speaking & workshops (incl. webinars, conferences, etc.)
      3. Internet

      Jeff

  340. Karen says

    I truly enjoyed your video. It was concise and informative. I learned in that half hour a blueprint on getting started. Thank you!

  341. Kate says

    I did not get an email from you! I just found out about udemy this week and yours was the first thing I checked. I absolutely loved your Global Change presentation. I have perused and studied many sources regarding personal coaching and keep thinking I need to get started, but I have always felt like coaching should get me straight first. Now I am ready to get certified and get started! Most of the information is the same, but it is always the presentation and you are so real and down to earth and I am hooked!
    Thanks for sharing your wisdom!

  342. Eman Othman says

    Hi jef,
    I really need to thank you for your time & effort to transfer your experience & knowledge to people all over the world, I really appreciate that.
    but I was wondering, shouldn’t there be a minimum knowledge and learning so that i can start this coaching business, I really do not feel comfortable starting business with my present status, i feel that I lack a lot of information, but the time I feel confident and ready I’ll no doubt follow your steps, they are really precious.
    Good Luck & Best Regards
    Eman

    • Jeffrey T. Sooey says

      Coaching isn’t about telling and teaching as much as it is about asking and listening.

      Knowledge CAN add value to a coaching relationship, no doubt. But, don’t let your lack of knowledge keep you from serving your clients.

      Most of the clients I worked with in the first 1/2 of my career knew TONS more than I did (I started at only 26). I brought COACHING SKILLS and ENERGY and CARING to the table, which was way more valuable than knowledge alone. In fact most of your clients have the knowledge they need to achieve the breakthroughs they need and desire, they just need YOUR SUPPORT as their coach to:

      >>take action
      >>make the hard decision
      >>be confident and motivated in the process
      >>communicate powerfully with themselves and others

      …etc.

      Start coaching and helping. You can learn the rest as you go.

      Jeff

  343. Lupe says

    Jeff I cannot wait to get started. I knew from the first time I listened to your web video that your program best suits my needs. Thank you.
    Lupe

  344. Gregory says

    Hi Jeff,
    A rich harvest of seasoned wisdom, insight and practical steps!
    Heartfelt Gratitude, Gregory

  345. Virginia says

    Excellent information and very useful. I am just starting to train as a coach and this was by far one of the most informative videos I have watched. I am going to keep coming back….and, once I completed some of the assignments, may show back up for more training! Thank You!

  346. Karen says

    Many thanks for the excellent video. You got so much info across in a clear and concise way. I am planning to start up my own coaching business in the UK and I feel much more confident about my chances of success having watched your information. I love the way you’ve presented the info in a practical and realistic manner.
    Thanks once again.
    Karen

  347. javier says

    Hey jeff great stuff can you give me a time or an idea of how much n when you’ll have the course ready I just hope its not a lot as the other’s times are tuff and I would love to get certified by you thanks

    • Jeffrey T. Sooey says

      Info is forthcoming. Keep an eye on your email.

      Jeff

  348. patrice Williams-gordon says

    Awesome video. I am really motivated and i am more confident to make my first step.
    thanks a million

  349. Oscar says

    Hi! I am new to this wedbsite. Just exploring how to become a couch. This session alone stretched my vision and expanded myimagination. I’ll continue on this jorney before making a decision.
    Thank You!
    Oscar

  350. TANYA T says

    Hello,
    Thank you for such an amazing video!
    The “interest link” is not working, please help with this
    Merci!

  351. M. D. says

    This was very informational. I appreciate having this available for free. Thank you, Great Great Tips for beginners.

  352. tirzha alcaide says

    Hi; Can you certify me after the course?
    Is there a certificate/diploma of the training?

  353. Grace says

    Thank you Jeff.That was a great job with the video. It paved the way for me to continue in the career of Life Coaching, this time with the goal of being payed for the work I do. I have been a Life coach for 15 years but had no niche and not receiving a salary. I think this time around I will start implementing your strategy.
    Thanks and remain blessed.

  354. Yolanda says

    I just want to be able to work in group home being a coach and mentor

  355. Carol says

    Thanks for a big shot of inspiration! I appreciate the structure you’ve laid out and it feels more achievable. I’m still facing an internal challenge about how much to charge. I started my coaching practice and doing it part time and want to make it my livelihood. Right now I charge $85/hr and my husband says I don’t get clients because I don’t charge enough. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!!

    PS I’m completely overhauling my website….my short term goal!

  356. Shae Travis says

    Good afternoon,

    I am excited to find out you have an ICF approved program. I am currently finishing up your online course with Udemy. I’m interested in your ICF ACSTH approved 64 hour certification program. Which one of your courses qualifies for certification? When is your next start date? What is the price? How do I sign up?

    Do you have mentored coaching for graduates of your program to receive ACTP certification?

  357. Tangee says

    Please send me the details?

  358. Jerond Moore says

    Just want to be a head coach i’m so sick of coaches in my Cityes with no gameplan, no discipline, same O same O, breaking fans heart because there not good coaches. We have better teams than the team that beat us for more talent but our coaches don’t know what they doing ):

  359. Very helpful training, I look forward to implementing it.

  360. Anna says

    CRAP! I had individuals who informed me that the: “Free” sessions were not the way to go. UGH! Thanks for the info. I’m working this daily & thank you very much for the Transparency.

  361. Lynell says

    Will this help me get any coaching job. Volleyball?? Basketball?

  362. Thank you for sharing. I am enjoying your course on Udemy

  363. Carol says

    Very interesting! I thought this video offered a lot of useful tips to aid me in my quest to start a coaching business. Thanks

  364. Thank you for sharing this information. I would love to see a video training on how to find your ideal client base. I am finding that I can coach anyone, BUT I would love to know more about tapping into who I will coach best.

  365. Guido Bassi says

    Thank you very much for this interesting course.
    Please send me teh new brand intensive course, if available. I need as many as info and strategies possible to mantain my coaching profession. Thanks. Guido

  366. Awww, finally straight to the point great advice. Thank you for this free video.

  367. Gezani Mashaba says

    This video is very informative, it has loads of information on how to get you started in the coaching business and confidence in yourself as a newbie.

  368. Rasheda Morris says

    Truly enjoyed learning more about the business. This video was very imformative. I definitely took notes and have outlined some great next steps.

    Thanks!

  369. Rodger Doust says

    I have been researching life coaching for a few years and there are some very good sites out there. I would say this ranks up there with the top sites. It answers questions that many sites tend to avoid and you put things in achievable size steps.

  370. Schilo Franklin-El says

    Hi, Jeff! Very interested to know how much the course cost. Thank you

  371. LJ says

    Thank you for the website and information. Lots of goodies here, and can’t wait to watch your other video.

  372. Marie Nubia-Feliciano says

    Incredibly helpful. I appreciate how clear you communicate. I don’t want to coach full time, but part time (5-10 clients per week MAX), so there are some things that I will not do in order to not create an avalanche I cannot control. Thanks again.

  373. Thank you for this useful presentation and for your honesty in all your videos.

  374. Gonzalo Romero says

    Good example of inbound marketing for the consideration stage. Your CTA after the video for the following stage is to weak and unattractive.

  375. Fatima Emad says

    I want a translate to Arabic, My English can’t understand me some parts

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