Have you thought about how to get life coach clients? Do you think about the right education to become a coach?  When you think about the education to become a coach,  usually there are thoughts that the right clients will just come find us or that some perfect opportunity will come swoop down upon us and ‘take us to coaching success’.  There are only 3 main keys that you must understand about how to get life coach clients.  In this article, I’m going to cover the third key.

 

The Third Secret to Understand About How to Get Life Coach Clients: Get a Lucky Break and Be Smart Enough to Take Advantage of it

 

You can both get a great supportive environment, work hard and still not live the dream of how to get life coach clients. The education to become a coach is more than that.  You have to play the game long enough to get a lucky break.  The good news about getting a lucky break is that if you roll the dice enough times, your number will come up.  That’s called the “law of averages”.  Knowing how to get life coach clients means that you must notice the lucky break when it comes and then be smart enough to leap into action and take advantage of it.  The education to become a coach is learning to go above and beyond what you would normally do when it’s time to take advantage of that lucky break.  

 

Real Education to Become a Coach: A Real Life Example

 

Let me give you a ‘how to get life coach clients’ example:  I met a training company that taught about 3,000 clients per year and they wanted me to teach them how to get life coach clients.  Instead, I saw an opportunity.  I thought, “Why would I do that when I could hire some coaches and we could coach those 3,000 clients ourselves?”  So I went to work convincing them.  I had to purchase thousands of dollars of airplane tickets to go to see the principles of the company and spend hours with them convincing them of our expertise.  In the end, I learned how to get life coach clients:  Jump in 100% to the good opportunities!  That’s real education to become a coach.

 

Jeffrey T. Sooey

 

CEO, JTS Advisors

 

Founder, Coaches Training Blog community