Eps 205: How to Get More Visible

I often catch myself saying how lucky we are as moms, coaches, mom coaches, moms who want a mom coach, to be born at this time in history. We can truly home in on any niche within the realm of mom coach and still find a plethora of clients who are seeking our specific area of expertise and passion.

All we need to do is to decide which struggle we want to help our mom clients through, create a coaching package designed to get a mom through this struggle and to the result we're an expert at getting them to and get eyeballs on this offer.

Problem for many of clients? Getting over the discomfort of getting more visible online as a coach. The truth? Being invisible is not an option here. You getting you and your offer in front of as many eyes as possible is part of your job description as a coach in this day and age.

 

On this week’s podcast episode you’ll hear:

 

Why it's so important to accept that this will be uncomfortable and figure out what your get into the grow your coaching biz waters style is.

How to get into the mindset that this is for the betterment of society that you choose love over discomfort as quickly as comfortably possible.

The thought that is more powerful is simply reciting your niche statement.

The magic that is conjuring up your inner eighties glam rock star.

A visual that was handed down to me from the organizer of World Domination Summit before speaking on stage to a crowd of 3000 (and after I downed a whole bottle of Rescue Remedy).

 

Featured on the podcast:

 

Book your discovery call here to explore working with me to help you get clear on what to do during your precious mom coach hours to make them as profitable and fun as possible.

Sign up for my freebie – How to Choose Your Profitable Mom Coaching Niche – to land on a niche statement that will save you loads of hours of busy work that’s not moving the needle in your coaching biz.

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