750 | 3 Easy Places to Find Your First 5 Coaching Clients

Hey Friend!

We often overcomplicate things when it comes to getting clients. But it can actually be really simple. If you are looking to grow an online coaching business, this episode is a must-listen! I'm taking you through three easy places to find your first five paid coaching clients. 

Today, I'm sharing how I was able to go from starting my podcast to making six figures within just 12 months and then creating a multi-six-figure revenue stream from coaching one on one within the next 18-24 months.

My vision is for you to have clients who are coming to you, booking discovery calls, and requesting time with you. I want to help you eliminate the overwhelm and frustration that can keep you stuck, show you where to find clients, how to get them into your inbox and close that sale.

Let's create a clear path  for you to generate a consistent income while helping others with your gifts and calling.

I pray this blesses you!

Xo,

Stef

 

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