PREMIUM POSITIONING BLUEPRINT:

The 5 biggest mistakes Life Coaches make that keep you under $3k/month, stuck at 50-like posts with zero DMs, and watching 6‑month‑old coaches land $5k clients while you discount again (Even If You Have Multiple Certifications, Post Daily, and Know Your Stuff)

A 5-Day Course for Life Coaches Who Want to Charge $ 5K+ Without any salesy tactics.

  • Learn how to choose the right content strategies for your coaching style and personality.

  • The 5 biggest mistakes Life coaches make when trying to build an audience online.

  • Understand how to set measurable goals before creating content, so you can track what builds confidence and converts clients.

  • Recognize that what you often call “getting it right” is fear in disguise, and it’s costing you potential clients.

Everything You Need to Go From Free Coaching Sessions to Paid Clients And Step Into the Top 1% of Life Coaches

After years of exploring what truly helps people believe in themselves, I now help life coaches create story-driven content that attracts the right clients with trust and authenticity. I’ve turned my missteps and insights into a proven method that saves you time, amplifies your voice, and positions you as the guide your clients are searching for.

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Here's everything that's inside:

Day 1: The Swiss Army Knife Syndrome (Trying to help “anyone who wants to transform their life” instead of owning ONE specific transformation for ONE specific person.)Day 2: The Certification Collector Trap (Believing more credentials = more clients, so you keep getting certified instead of positioning your existing expertise as premium.)Day 3: The Content Volume Delusion (Posting daily motivation quotes and general advice, thinking more content = more clients.)Day 4: The Accessible Pricing Mistake (Pricing low to be “accessible” and attract more clients, then wondering why you only attract budget shoppers.)Day 5: The Friendship Business Model (Trying to be relatable and “just like your clients” instead of positioning yourself as the expert who’s already where they want to be.)