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Coaching Boom 2010 – Tips from Day #4

CoachingBoom 2010 is a virtual business-building training event that started on this past Monday, February 11th and runs through Thursday, February 18th.
I’ll be presenting on Thursday, February 18th at 8:15 am PT.
My topic? “How to Get More and Better Clients Using PAID Introductory Sessions”
Milana Leshinsky, the host of CoachingBoom 2010, has been sending out the… Full Story >>>

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Coaching Boom 2010 – Tips from Day #2

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Coaching Boom 2010 – Tips from Day #1

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Cutting-Edge Approaches to Getting More Clients in 2010

When it comes to getting more business, it’s amazing how many coaches continue to “hunt” for new clients using the same strategies that were used 5-10 years ago!
To be successful as a coach or consultant, you need four main skills:

Coaching/consulting skills.
Business skills.
Marketing skills.
Selling skills.

In my experience and observation, most coaches and consultants fail to be… Full Story >>>

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“I’m not easily impressed. I’m very picky about what I spend my valuable time on.”

So, when I started hearing about what you were doing with business principles applied to the medical business, I was skeptical. I wasn't sure what you recommended was going to be worth my time and money.
Fortunately, reason won out and the advice you gave me turned out to be truly priceless.

Now, I wish I had known these business principles before I even finished my residency. It would have saved me a lot of money and grief. I highly recommend you and your work to all physicians, so they won't have to suffer like I did. - Steven S. Carp, M.D., Diplomate, American Board of Plastic Surgery, Inc; www.CarpCosmeticSurgery.com

“George always tracks down every piece, has very high standards, and is a great brainstormer. I’m grateful to him.”

Before we started working with George, we had a website, but there was no cohesive message, the site didn't look and feel like us, and there was no marketing support to go with it. I had ideas of "stuff" I wanted to put out there into the marketplace, but didn't have anyone on my team with the ability to make it happen at a level consistent with our reputation and the quality of service we provide.
George has been our "make it happen man." He took charge of all these ideas and drilled the good ones down to implementable steps. To start with, he helped us define and brand our approach to working with our clients in a way that is unique and distinguishes us from everyone else. This gave us the identity that we always knew was there, but didn't know how to convey.
With that in place, he then gave us a more cohesive website with cool "stuff" to go on it, in it, and to be used around it. He made our message more "out there:" it's more consistent, more clearly developed and more informative through words, colors, and formats that our best types of clients can identify with.

These days, I approach my work with the confidence that my ideas will either get specifically implemented (and often improved on) or purposely canned ( a 'no' from George is good too!).
– Kim Butler, founder, Partners for Prosperity, www.partners4prosperity.com

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ArchivesTag : coaching boom 2010

Coaching Boom 2010 – Tips from Day #4

Coaching Boom 2010 – Tips from Day #2

Coaching Boom 2010 – Tips from Day #1

Cutting-Edge Approaches to Getting More Clients in 2010

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“Thank you for your encouragement and guidance.”

“I have appreciated your support and time.”

“I’m not easily impressed. I’m very picky about what I spend my valuable time on.”

“George is a fantastic coach – the best you will find!”

“George always tracks down every piece, has very high standards, and is a great brainstormer. I’m grateful to him.”

Paid Intro Sessions: The Case Against “Free Sessions That Sell”