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EPISODE · Sep 18, 2015 · 1H 3M

The Business of Coaching: Panel Discussion. How to Maximize the Experience.

from Christians and Money · host Dr. Trudy Beerman, DSL

The Business of Coaching is growing as an industry, and wonderfully so.  However, there are so many misconceptions, misinformation, and mishandling of this opportunity that it begged for discussion and scrutiny. This show will take the form of a panel discussion.  There may not be a comprehensive conclusion to the discussion, however, we anticipate this will be a conversation starter to get those of us participating from the business end, or the user end - toward upgrading and elevating this whole coaching experience. The panelists are all Coaches or Consultants who serve others, and have all been clients of coaches/mentors as well. The ladies: Trudy Beerman: Show Host, and Profitable Stewardship ConsultantDarieth Chisolm: Business & Podcasting Coach, Anchor/Owner of Hustle TV, and former TV Anchor at WPXI in Pittsburgh The Gentlemen: Bob Buckley: AKA, the Soul Scientist, Transformation Coach and Leadership ConsultantRich Waterman: NLP Master Practitioner, and Trainer for Robbins Research Join us LIVE or listen later.

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