Claritycast

In this episode, we chat with Sarah Gallant the founder of CommuniClear Global, a speech coach aiding professionals in effective communication.She's changing the game in global communication, helping people nail their English skills for better workplace chatter. Using tools like Clarityflow, she gives feedback on speech remotely – super handy for pros worldwide.Sarah's work exemplifies the growing need for specialized communication skills in today's super-connected, multicultural work world.Topics discussedSarah's work with CommuniClear Global to help individual professionals and their teams become more effective at communicating across the world.Use of asynchronous tools like Clarityflow to practice speech and receive coaching feedback remotely.Sarah's typical clients who are global professionals struggling with being understood in spoken English and needing to improve their confidence while speaking at work or in meetings.A recent client example who is an attorney with Chinese as her first language, seeking accent reduction coaching to boost her confidence and improve her English pronunciation skills.The challenges of effective communication in a global, multi-cultural workplace and the need for individualized feedback and guidance.Sarah GallantSarah on LinkedInCommuniClear Global websiteClarityflow for CoachesThis show is made possible by Clarityflow, the tool loved by coaches and their clients for asynchronous coaching, online courses, and group coaching communities. Try it for free today

In this episode of Claritycast Chris Lema, a seasoned business coach and entrepreneur, shares his unique perspective on the importance of assessments in coaching, offering a fresh take on how these tools can transform coaching practices.We explored the innovative concept of Motivation Code and Motivation.AI, a groundbreaking approach to understanding personal motivations through past achievements. We also dived into Chris' coaching methods, discussing his strategies for pricing and packaging his services.This one is full of valuable insights for both seasoned coaches and newcomers.Topics discussedWhat is Motivation Code and Motivation.AI?The background and history of SIMA and achievement stories.The importance of assessments in coaching.Chris' coaching practice and how he prices and packages his services.Balancing running a company and offering coaching.Personal energy management for coaches.Chris LemaChris on Twitter/XChris’ personal website, Motivation Code and Coach FactoryClarityflow for CoachesThis show is made possible by Clarityflow, the tool loved by coaches and their clients for asynchronous coaching, online courses, and group coaching communities. Try it for free today

In this episode of Claritycast, we dive into an enlightening conversation with Susan Liao, a tech startup veteran.Susan is at the helm of StartupsForAll.org, an accelerator program focusing on startups in underserved communities. We explore the challenges in tech for these groups and the impactful coaching provided by her organization. Susan's expertise in user experience and consulting for software teams also takes center stage, alongside our shared experiences in early digital agencies.Join us as we discuss the evolution of tech and the art of asynchronous communication in this dynamic industry.Topics discussedSusan's background in tech and experience in the startup sceneStartups For All, an accelerator for startups focusing on underserved and underrepresented communitiesChallenges faced by underrepresented communities in the tech industrySusan's work in user experience and consulting for software product teamsCommunicating asynchronously with clients and groupsBrian and Susan's personal experiences working in digital agencies in the early days of the tech industrySusan LiaoSusan on TwitterStartups For AllClarityflow for CoachesThis show is made possible by Clarityflow, the tool loved by coaches and their clients for asynchronous coaching, online courses, and group coaching communities. Try it for free today

In this episode, we chat with Will Helliwell, who's transitioned from Notion Dad to ProductiveDad.com, expanding his focus from Notion to ClickUp.We explore how this shift enhances his coaching service, offering insights into the benefits of integrating coaching with popular tools like ClickUp. Will also shares the challenges of balancing a day job with his coaching side hustle, giving a glimpse into his rebranding journey and how he shares this experience transparently on Twitter.Join us for a deep dive into the practicalities and advantages of aligning coaching with widely-used software.Topics discussedRepositioning of coaching service from Notion Dad to ProductiveDad.comWill’s shift in focus from working with clients to help them set up Notion to helping them set up ClickUpBalancing a day job with pursuing a side hustle in launching a coaching practiceAttaching a coaching practice to a very popular piece of softwareChallenges of balancing a day job with coachingWill HelliwellWill on Twitter/XWill’s website, The Productive DadClarityflow for CoachesThis show is made possible by Clarityflow, the tool loved by coaches and their clients for asynchronous coaching, online courses, and group coaching communities. Try it for free today

In this episode, we dive into the world of John Meese, a seasoned coach and course creator.We explore his extensive background in selling courses, writing engaging newsletters, and the intricacies of entrepreneurship. It was fascinating to learn about his journey from leading Platform University with Michael Hyatt to carving out his own niche in authorship and coaching.John also shares his philosophy on offering a '10x promise' to his clients, highlighting the significance of delivering outstanding value. His perspectives on contrasting different business models and understanding who his services are best suited for (and who they are not) were particularly interesting.Join me in this episode with John Meese, where he reveals the complexities of running a successful business and the dedication it demands.Topics discussedJohn Meese's experience in selling courses, writing newsletters, and entrepreneurshipComparison of different types of businesses and ideal customersBuilding trust with an audienceOffering a 10x level of value or promiseJohn Meese's current coaching and authorship businessJohn MeeseJohn’s websiteJohn’s books - Survive & Thrive and Always Be TeachingClarityflow for CoachesThis show is made possible by Clarityflow, the tool loved by coaches and their clients for asynchronous coaching, online courses, and group coaching communities. Try it for free today

Dive into the world of email marketing automation with Brian Casel as he chats with Jason Resnick, the ConvertKit maestro, on how to become the go-to tech expert in your field.With a history of expertise from WordPress to ConvertKit, Jason shares his journey and the strategies behind structuring his offerings through NurtureKit.co. This episode reveals the advantages of coupling Jason's coaching and courses with membership access over traditional customer support, and the significant benefits of automation and scaling in the business landscape.Tune in for a conversation that's as informative as it is essential for anyone looking to elevate their online presence and business efficiency.Topics discussedJason's expertise in branding himself as a go-to expert for a particular piece of technologyHow Jason structures his offerings and interactions with the ConvertKit teamThe difference between working with a coach like Jason and going directly to customer supportDeveloping a coaching business in the ConvertKit creator coaching space with NurtureKit.coThe types of services offered to these clients (membership, coaching, courses)The importance of automating and scaling businesses with the right strategies and toolsJason ResnickJason Resnick on Twitter/XJason's company, NurtureKit.coClarityflow for CoachesThis show is made possible by Clarityflow, the tool loved by coaches and their clients for asynchronous coaching, online courses, and group coaching communities. Try it for free today

Get ready for an insightful chat as Brian dives into a conversation with the fantastic Rob Hatch, a coach and accomplished author with a wealth of experience in guiding entrepreneurs and big organizations alike.They get into the nitty-gritty of coaching, uncovering the nuances that differentiate guiding small business owners from leading executives in vast enterprises. Rob also opens up about the rising trend of companies championing growth and coaching for their teams. He shares his own craft, spilling some beans on his special way of asking questions and building trust through a regular newsletter.This one’s packed with tons of insights – tune in!Topics discussedRob's experience as a coach for entrepreneurs and large organizationsThe differences between coaching small business owners and executives within larger organizationsRecent trends of larger organizations investing in growth and coaching for their employeesThe craft of coaching and the importance of asking the right questionsRob's weekly newsletter as a tool to build trust with new clientsThe process and structure of Rob's coaching business and how he has restructured it over the yearsRob HatchRob Hatch on Twitter/XRob Hatch’s websiteRob Hatch’s new book, Success FramesClarityflow for CoachesThis show is made possible by Clarityflow, the tool loved by coaches and their clients for asynchronous coaching, online courses, and group coaching communities. Try it for free today

In the latest podcast episode, Brian Casel chats with Rich Visotcky, a seasoned coach and trainer deeply immersed in the Scrum world.Beyond the technicalities, they delve into Rich's distinctive approach that often blends formal training with hands-on coaching, revealing how one can naturally lead to the other. Working predominantly with large organizations, Rich shares the nuances of coaching in a team setting and the art of maneuvering through corporate dynamics and cultures.Plus, discover how his close ties with Scrum.org not only anchor his methodology but have also become a cornerstone for his vast client connections. Don't miss this enlightening chat!Topics discussedIntroduction of Rich Visotcky as a coach and trainer in Scrum methodologyThe combination of formal training with coaching and how they can complement each otherCoaching in a team context rather than just a 1:1 coach-client relationshipWorking with large organizations and navigating their dynamics and company culture as a coachRich's affiliation with Scrum.org and how it keeps him connected to the methodology and coaching practice.Rich VisotckyRich Visotcky on LinkedInJoint InsightsClarityflow for CoachesThis show is made possible by Clarityflow, the tool loved by coaches and their clients for asynchronous coaching, online courses, and group coaching communities. Try it for free today

In this episode, we’re in for a fascinating chat with Amanda Horvath, a seasoned videographer turned coach with a thriving YouTube channel under her personal brand.Amanda's journey has been nothing short of inspiring, transitioning from her initial days as a consultant to now offering sought-after courses and coaching services. Beyond just the technicalities of videography, Amanda stresses the "human side" of content creation, an approach she aptly refers to as "Human Design."With her coaching practice continually evolving, she's a testament to the power of personal branding on YouTube and the transformative business outcomes it can yield. Don't miss out on this enlightening discussion with Amanda, as we cover this and so much more!Topics discussedAmanda’s background and transition from videographer to coachThe importance of focusing on the emotional side of creating video contentHuman Design and it’s positive impact on business ownersThe challenges of speaking to the cameraAmanda’s work with clients to develop marketing strategies and expand into new marketsUsing the YouTube algorithm to your advantageThe evolution of Amanda’s coaching practiceAmanda HorvathAmanda's YouTube ChannelAmanda's websiteClarityflow for CoachesThis show is made possible by Clarityflow, the tool loved by coaches and their clients for asynchronous coaching, online courses, and group coaching communities. Try it for free today

In this episode, I’m chatting with Justin Wise, the brains behind The Different Company and a real pro in the coaching and community game.We went deep into his journey from working in the church to launching courses and his exciting move to asynchronously delivered coaching. Justin spilled some gems on how he uses content to naturally pull in leads and build genuine trust.Plus, we touched on the simple magic behind his marketing, and he got real about handling imposter syndrome in the coaching world. Honestly, there's so much to unpack here!Topics discussedLeveraging content to attract leads and build trustAsynchronous coaching programs and their benefits for both coaches and clientsBuilding trust with clients over time by maintaining authenticity and transparency.Keeping marketing automation and funnels simpleDealing with imposter syndrome as a coachAttracting action-oriented clientsTaking a holistic approach to marketing and business growthJustin WiseJustin Wise on Twitter/XThe Different CompanyClarityflow for CoachesThis show is made possible by Clarityflow, the tool loved by coaches and their clients for asynchronous coaching, online courses, and group coaching communities. Try it for free today