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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2011 · 26 MIN

Expert Insights with Jeffrey Van Dyk

from Expert Insights · host Viki Winterton

6pm Eastern/ 3pm Pacific Expert Spiritual Marketing  Coach Jeffrey Van Dyk joins Premier coach Stacey Chadwell to share about the number one mistake coaches make when crafting their marketing message. We will also be discussing creating branding, niche, and message through core wounds. More information about Jeffrey Van Dyk: Jeffrey Van Dyk is a leader in the coaching industry and has helped hundreds of people worldwide heal their ache and discover their higher purpose. With his business partner, Suzanne Falter-Barns, he helps conscious entrepreneurs package their purpose into a powerful online platform so they can bring their message to the world. Jeffrey has nearly two decades of experience in training and development, having worked in high tech before moving into the professional coaching and training arena. While at Microsoft, Jeffrey worked personally with leaders such as Bill Gates, Donald Trump, Peter Jennings, Ariel Sharon and Jacques Chirac. Jeffrey is president emeritus of the International Coach Federation’s San Francisco chapter and trains coaches and entrepreneurs worldwide as faculty of the True Purpose Institute, Dream Coach University, and through his own events at the Spiritual Marketing Quest.

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