looking to start my training to be a coach and get certified as a coach

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Great questions, Jonathan! Answering your questions: 1) All your suggestions are valid. However, to focus your efforts, we'd suggest not exploring multiple niches at the same time. You can either re-do the steps and see what comes up, or see what variables you could potentially change from your current niche that will make it more profitable. 2) If you're just getting started as a coach, coaching "everyone" can help you hone your skills. But once you have a defined and clear niche and offer, we suggest to go all in and focus on that specific audience. We hope this helps! 💜

Amazing insight! We're so glad this video helped. Thanks for sharing ❤

This is great! Now you can really focus your efforts. Thanks for sharing ❤

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Amazing reflection, Christine! Our niche will evolve as we do, and you're doing it perfectly. Thanks for sharing ❤

@@mindvalleycoach Thank you for your video, much appreciated.

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Fantastic, Jenna! We're so glad this video could bring you that reassurance. Thanks for sharing ❤

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We're so glad it did! Remember your niche will keep evolving as you grow, so don't wait for the "perfect" niche, just the one to get started with! 💜

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That's a great question, Jamie! You can name it based on the results you create (eg. if you help clients perform better, performance coaching), but we'd argue that your message is more important than the "name" itself. Your message is what will make you stand out from the coaching crowd and what will attract your ideal clients to you (we recommend watching this video about how to craft your message: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/abx9e72JvbHYlok.html). And remember the purpose of having a niche. If your message speaks to everyone, then how will your ideal clients find you? We hope this helps ❤

Great question, Gwen! You can definitely create clients both online and offline. Since the pandemic, especially, online coaching has grown massively as it also allows coaches to have clients anywhere in their country or even internationally. Here are 2 videos on how to get clients online that can help you get started: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d5iCn5x3m9XPlJc.html and kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eZl8i82ZqLW2ho0.html. Let us know if that helps! ❤

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Wow, what a powerful mission, Gwen! We love how specific and clear you are about your chosen coaching niche, and exactly how you would serve and create results for them. We don't have firsthand data, but it seems to be a profitable choice. You would be able to confirm if you've already had several clients or if you follow the steps in the video to confirm your niche is profitable. Regarding your messaging, being specific is great for you but it could be challenging to communicate this to your target clients. We recommend watching this video to turn this description into a one-sentence, clear message to share with potential clients: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/abx9e72JvbHYlok.html. Thanks for sharing ❤

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Great question, Winter! It would be important for you to have access to your niche and define if they are an audience who want a solution (and are willing to pay for it), or not. If they are not, then you can think about other places, maybe even other pain points your ideal audience might have and shift your niche accordingly. Let us know if that helps! ❤

Hey there! Could you clarify what do you mean by "still haven't got an order"? Unfortunately, we don't have firsthand experience in video game coaching, but maybe if you could clarify your struggle, we could try to help. Thanks for sharing ❤

Great question, Noa! We suggest being as specific as possible, so maybe honing in into what "making money online" and "side hustle" means, what kind of entrepreneurs and what do they do? We hope that helps!

Hi Claudiu! We're not sure what you mean with "niche groups who don't gather together". Could you please clarify? Thanks :)

Never? We'd love to understand your POV :)

Correct, never. Having a niche is both non-essential and not helpful for having a thriving coaching practice. If you want to be an internet marketer or have a product to sell, then sure, have a niche. But coaching is different. Coaching is about *being service*. If you want to have a thriving coach, devote your time and attention to being in service, which looks like having conversations with people, spending time in their world, wondering how you could serve this ONE person, inviting people to *experience your coaching*. (rather than devoting time and attention to figure out what your niche is or working on your website, elevator pitch, business cards, etc.) Your niche will be discovered and revealed to you as you be in service and coach people. I see many many struggling coaches (and I was one of these) spending time working on these 'marketing things' (because they think they *should*) instead of SERVING PEOPLE. And I see that when coaches slow down and serve one person at a time their businesses start to take off. You can create a client TODAY with no niche, no website, no elevator pitch by finding ONE person to serve and then serving them. Most coaches don't want to do marketing, they just think they should.

@@kevinlawrence9553 Interesting approach, Kevin. We do agree with you that coaching is about being of service. And one of the best ways to discover your niche is - exactly - by being of service and finding what type of clients you resonate with most (which still eventually ends in having a "niche"). But while not having a niche can be a great strategy for more experienced and seasoned coaches, we find that it actually makes it harder for new coaches to build their coaching businesses. Coaches can spend months and years trying to serve everyone and anyone, but that ends up making their communication and messaging very confusing and blurry. Ideal clients can't find them because they are speaking to everyone and not addressing their ideal client's wants and needs. When you have a specific ideal client in mind, you can focus your efforts on activities that will yield the most results in attracting the right clients to your business. We believe if you know who you're serving, it's easier to do everything else - whether you want to actively "do" marketing or not. So, yes, of course, you can create a client today with no niche... But is it the best way to go in the long run? ;)