Episode description:

Can you believe we're halfway through the year?! It's time for a mid-year business check-in to zoom out and catch you up on everything that has been going on.

In today's episode, I'm sharing the honest behind-the-scenes of running a multi-seven-figure business while navigating life with a newborn. I chose "adaptability" as my word for 2025, and wow, has it shown up in unexpected ways! I'll tell you about the major shift I made - focusing on integration rather than adding more, how I'm creating personalized pathways for my clients, and why my transition to motherhood has been surprisingly smooth (hint: it involves outsourcing and delegation). Plus, I'll talk about money and why you shouldn't feel guilty for wanting more of it.

This episode is your permission slip to reassess what's working, pivot with grace, and realign for the rest of 2025. Consider this your sign to do a mid-year business check-in too; maybe it's not about doing more, but about being smarter with what you already have.

Topics covered in this episode:

• How I chose "adaptability" as my word of the year, and how has it shown up differently than expected?
• Changes I’m making to personalize the client experience in the Therapist to Coach Accelerator program.
• How my transition to motherhood has affected my business efficiency and time management.
• Why we should stop feeling guilty about wanting more money, especially as service providers

Resources from this episode:

• Therapreneur: A Therapist's Guide to 3x Your Therapy Income
• Therapist to Coach Accelerator program
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“ You are allowed to unapologetically want to make more money while also transforming lives. Both can be true at the same time.” - Carly Hill

If you’ve ever thought, "Everyone and their mom is a coach - how am I supposed to stand out?" you're in the right place! Standing out as a coach isn't about shouting louder or competing with others—it's about creating your own blue ocean. In this episode, I'm walking you through exactly how to position yourself as the go-to expert in your niche, even if you're just starting from scratch.

The coaching industry has grown 62% since 2019 for a reason. People are craving support outside traditional systems. But if you're speaking to everyone, you're selling to no one. I'll show you my 10-step formula to cut through the noise, from hyper-niching down to creating your signature framework (your secret sauce!). You'll learn why your copy matters more than pretty branding, how to step into your CEO identity, and why focusing on conversations beats obsessing over algorithms.

Whether you're a therapist wanting to scale beyond the office, or just craving more freedom and impact, this episode is a must-listen for you. The world doesn't need more noise—it needs the fully expressed version of YOU.

Topics covered on How to Stand Out as a Coach:

• Is it possible to stand out as a coach among so many other coaches?
• Why is the coaching industry booming now, and is it too late to join?
• How you can create your own "blue ocean" instead of competing in the crowded market.
• What makes a real niche that actually helps you stand out as a coach?
• Why you should focus on one core offer instead of creating multiple programs.
• How you can make your copy connect emotionally with your ideal clients.
• The best way to overcome client objections before they even ask.

Resources from this episode:

• Therapreneur: A Therapist's Guide to 3x Your Therapy Income
• Therapist to Coach Accelerator program
• Google Workspace

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Related episodes:

• How to Find Your Niche & Connect with Your Ideal Clients [Ep 29]
• Simplify Your Coaching Business with the Power of One [Ep 42]

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“ You don't have to be perfect. You don't have to know everything. You just have to be real.”- Carly Hill

Are you piecing together your coaching business with free resources, hoping something will click? The transition from therapist to coach doesn’t have to feel like pushing a boulder uphill.

In this episode, I’m handing the mic to my clients. You’ll hear raw, unfiltered stories about the true cost of DIY-ing a coaching business—emotionally, financially, and mentally. These therapists spent months (sometimes years) trying to do it all alone before finally getting the support they needed. Their biggest regret? Not getting help sooner. If you’re stuck in decision fatigue, second-guessing your niche, pricing, or whether your content actually converts - this episode is your wake-up call.

I'll share why getting the right support isn't just nice to have, it's the difference between dreaming about your coaching business and actually building it. Now let's hear what my clients have to say!

Topics covered on DIY-ing A Coaching Business:

• The downsides of trying to DIY-ing your coaching business.
• Specific challenges therapists face when transitioning from therapist to coach without guidance.
• What my clients say about working with me and the Therapist to Coach Accelerator.
• How quickly therapists can see results with proper guidance versus trying to DIY-ing their coaching business.
• More about the Therapist to Coach Accelerator and what you can expect.

Resources from this episode:

• Therapreneur: A Therapist's Guide to 3x Your Therapy Income
• Therapist to Coach Accelerator program

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"The reality is you're gonna spend months, if not years listening to free podcasts, signing up for webinars, saving Instagram posts, trying to cobble together a strategy that may or may not work for your unique situation." - Carly Hill