My niche is who I market to. But as I get better, I'm coaching anyone who's coachable!
-A SeattleCoach

Entrepreneurs would rather work long days for themselves than regular hours for someone else. They know that entrepreneurial coaching is a get rich slow scheme.
-Patty Burgin​

As a serious entrepreneurial coach, we know you bring your vision and values to everything you do.

You divide your time between:

Door #1

Working in your business: continuing to grow your presence and craft and effectiveness as a coach, and

Door #2

Working on your business: developing your brand, materials, packaging, and pricing, plus your marketing, business structure, web presence, and social media.

Some Proven Resources

• As you build your brand, our friend Lisa Hufford, founder of Simplicity Consulting, has given us special access to her new Work, Your Way Playbook
• You'll also learn lots from Lisa's LinkedIn Live workshop on defining your personal brand (29'33")
• Patrick Lencioni's book, Getting Naked. You'll like it
• Michael Gerber's book, The E-Myth Revisited. ("E" stands for Entrepreneurial. In addition, this book is Essential.)
• And if you're a mid-career entrepreneur, check out this refreshing news
• "A Short Guide to Pricing Your Services as a Consultant or Coach" (hbr.org)