Make your mark as a coach and grow your business by learning from the best, highest-level coaches in the world who are willing to share their secrets and core strategies. Relevant and practical with strategies specific to current and aspiring coaches, Taking the Leap provides advice from well-known coaches including: Jack Canfield, Marshall Goldsmith, Cherie Carter-Scott and Mark Thompson, who have each built lucrative coaching businesses while doing what they love, helping people.
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Part One Finding Yourself and Your Purpose |
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The Yin and Yang of Building a Thriving Coaching Business |
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Boost Your EQ to Lead in Business and with Your Clients |
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7 Critical Areas Where You Can Grow Yourself to Grow Your Business |
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Tap into Passion to Increase Your influence, Stay Focused, and Build a Business You Love |
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Self-Awareness and Leadership Skills for Coaches and Clients |
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How to Grow as a Coach by Getting Out of Your Comfort Zone |
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How to Build a Coaching Business by Listening to Your Body and Following Your intuition |
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Creating an Empowering Vision of Your Future and Making It Happen |
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Push Your Own Boundaries to Empower Your Clients and Grow Your Business |
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Part Two Finding Your Clients |
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How to Partner with influencers and industry Leaders |
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Confidence and Self-Belief |
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Your Self-Worth Determines Your Net Worth |
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How to Find Your Niche and Establish a Formidable Reputation in Your Field |
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Coaching Executives and CEOs |
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5 Changes You Need to Make |
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How to Use LinkedIn to Generate Leads, Customers, and Clients |
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How to Thrive as a Coach by Helping Nonprofits Deliver on Their Mission |
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How to Develop and Live a Mind-set that inspires and Transforms Clients |
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Part Three Finding Success |
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Putting Your Mission First |
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How to Create a Daily Work Life You Love and Become Unstoppable as a Coach |
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The Coaching Business Model |
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Selecting, Branding, and Selling the Right Model to Maximize Your Impact |
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Promoting Yourself as a Coach |
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How to Get Your Name Out There to Attract Clients and Customers |
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Strategies for Building a Visionary Business |
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How to Achieve International Recognition as a Coach |
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How to Take Your Unique Value to the Masses and Build Your Business Empire |
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How to Stay on Track toward Your Vision |
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Seven Keys to Scaling Your Business |
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Forging a Mission and Legacy |
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| Conclusion: Leaving Your Legacy |
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Kasia Wezowski is the creator and co-producer of LEAP, the first documentary about the coaching profession. She is the founder of the Center for Body Language, the creator of the Emotional Management Method and Micro Expressions Training Videos (METV). She is a unique Business Coach with 12 years experience (with over 3000 coaching hours), and the creator of more than 30 methods for Stress Management, Emotional Consciousness and Leadership Development. She has appeared in international media, including CBS, Fox, Forbes, at and TEDx. in the full feature documentary "Destressed", and at Harvard University. Kasia has completed 3 university Master degrees at the same time: Psychology, Sociology and Law. She is passionate about organizational dynamics, radical effectiveness without effort, intuitive creativity and human behavior. Combined with her passion for extreme traveling, immersing herself in exotic cultures, she believes that successful people normally do what others do infrequently.
