My guess is that when you decided that coaching is something you might like to do, you started listening to coaches on podcasts, following them on Instagram and reading their books. For this reason - most new coaches find themselves wondering whether there’s still room for them in the coaching industry.

If you felt sick to your stomach when you stumbled upon someone ‘better’ than you who’s already sharing the advice you want to share or if you feel discouraged that you can’t see any other coaches talking about the topics you want to talk about - this episode is for you.

In This Episode You’ll Learn:

The surprising reason more coaches doesn’t mean more competition
The importance of finding your niche
Why most people still doesn’t know who Tony Robbins is and what this means for you
The reason it’s ok to coach on a topic that someone else is already helping people with
Why the coaching world needs you to be the pioneer in your niche

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