While I’m all for having a niche and one of my gifts is in helping my clients refine and hone in on theirs, too many people are struggling here and the truth is that it’s not your niche that’s the problem. And if this is resonating for you, don’t worry, because your niche drama can reveal valuable information that could transform your entire business, and I’m showing you what that is.

Getting ourselves to believe great things about ourselves and our businesses is rarely easy, and it most often takes a long time for them to really sink in and feel true to us. I know it can feel laborious, even when we know it’s worth doing, so the hacks I’m offering you today are quick and easy so you have no excuse not to do them.

If you’ve been following me for a while, you may know that naps are something I intentionally integrate into my schedule, and I’ve unwittingly become a champion for doing things in a “lazy” way. Lately, I’ve been thinking deeply about my flippant disregard for what our society teaches us to be conventional standards of productivity, and I’ve got the perfect person to talk to about this topic.

The two telltale signs that you aren’t self-coaching effectively, what you miss out on when you don’t embrace this practice in a loving way, and how to start making your self-coaching sessions serve you and your ability to market.

This week’s podcast is not your typical business episode with actionable tips and marketing advice that you’re used to. Instead, I’m bringing you a conversation I had with Hiro Boga with the hopes that you listen in and question your current scope of what you think is relevant to your work as a life coach.

Discover the biggest thing you need to know about testimonials, and how to ask for them in a way that feels completely joyful and filled with ease. I’m also laying out a complete guide of what to aim for and what to avoid so they can be transformative, even for the people who don’t end up buying from you.

If you want the privilege of hearing a high-level coach talk through the long-game perspective of being in business, Michelle is generously sharing with us how she problem solves in her business and through her own mind drama, the difficult decisions she’s making, and what committing to a life of entrepreneurship really entails.

I’m showing you the two common ways we use the concept of ambitious goals against ourselves, and my top four recommendations that will help you actually enjoy your journey on the way there and set yourself up for success without getting caught in these traps.