116 Two Real Coaches: Get Clear, Get Clients Spotlights

A few years ago, I used to do a lot of case studies on my podcast where we peeled back the curtain and shared what it really looks like to create shifts in your connection with your people, your confidence, and your messaging. I would get feedback on how powerful it was to hear from someone fresh from going through it. That's why today I'm sharing conversations with two smart, caring women coaches on how, over the course of a couple months working together, they got deeper clarity and connection with their people and translated it into clear messaging. Listen in. Deeper support from me: Enrollment for Get Clear, Get Clients - my signature group program - closes March 21st! Limited spots.For women coaches ready to realign their message, niche down to connect with their people, and share content that lights them up. I privately coach & message for select clients. This is for you if you've got your biz in place - website, social media, clients - and your messaging needs to evolve to reach your next level of impact. Follow me on Instagram for behind-the-scenes and deeper stories around this conversation. Michelle and I talk about: My first guest Michelle is a life coach helping ambitious women to reconnect with who they are and what they want and has a background as an interior designer. How she knew in her heart what she wanted to say but couldn't pull it to the surface Her struggle to find the common thread in the ideas swirling around in her head Why despite doing market research she stayed confused and behind the scenes How she came out of hiding and got on her soapbox Pitching herself for her first speaking engagement and running her first challenge How she connects her content back to her overall message Leslie and I talk about: My second guest Leslie co-owns a health & wellness coaching company with her sister and has a background as a personal trainer. Why even though she told herself she was targeted she wasn't saying anything specific enough to grab anyone's attention (she used to do everything for everyone because she feared losing anyone)