Should you hire coach to do your face to face coaching? & LIVE Check in Q&A No.113

Time; 00:48 Am I just keeping an eye out for someone who might look like they are a bit lost? Or are there specific things that can be done to make this time productive?  Would a coaching model where I provide the online aspects of the coaching but I get someone else to lead in person sessions be a viable option? Just thinking if my F2F interest stays this high then I could potentially pay one of the PTs to lead sessions that I program and have the client still within my group etc. Not at the point where I need to hire another coach or anything but wondering if this is better than having somebody waiting for space to open up with me When chatting to leads on social media a common objection I get is "I'm really after face2face PT not Online Coaching " . Even when I explain all the pros and benefits of online coaching in comparison to normal PTing, I still struggle with handling this objection. Any tips ? Thanks How do you deal with a client who becomes a friend? (For the context, I meet one of my newer clients in events very often, we get along well but I'm worried it might affect our working relationship.) Might be a bit of a deep one ? But being in a few social settings this weekend made me realise how consumed I'd maybe become by my business to the point it feels like it's almost become identity. Have either of you ever been through something like that and what tips would you give for creating that separation? Client issue: Don’t want to get use or say a negotiable because they don’t want to "disappoint themselves" How do you get around this?