So here’s a question I get asked a lot, “How do I know what kind of coach to be?” And the answer is … it depends. 

As a coach, you have the opportunity to make a significant impact in the lives of those you work with. Whether it's:

•  Personal Growth
•  Career Development
•  Relationships
•  Transformation
•  Health & Wellness

…there’s a need for coaches who can help people achieve their goals. 

This is something I’ve struggled with for a long time and maybe you have too. It’s almost a rite of passage for coaches to figure out their niche because that’s the trick with coaching, who can you help as a coach? The answer is just about anyone! 

And that leads us to choosing somewhat broad descriptions of who we help like “Results Coach” which sounds specific but really isn’t. People don’t wake up and think, “I need more results in my life, I wonder if there’s a coach who can help me?” 

When’s the last time you went to Google and typed the word “Results” in the search bar? Never! 

Instead, people want specific results such as improving their relationship, growing their business, losing weight? Specificity is attractive and creates credibility. 

Once we overcome this reluctance to choosing a niche (which I know all too well) then we have to understand the components of what makes a good niche. 

To help you with this, I’ve broken down the 3 crucial components to consider when choosing a niche and put together a report including a massive list of niches to help you find your niche.

It’s called, “151 Coaching Niches And How To Pick the One That’s Right For You!”

My only request is that you not only read the report but commit to gaining clarity on who you are called to serve. Your clients are waiting for you. It’s time.