Is fear a psychological barrier in your coaching business?

 

Mindfulness practices offer coaches exercises that can strengthen the mindfulness muscle to amplify our presence as coaches. What’s more, mindfulness practices provide a direct route to embodying a coaching mindset, as we remain aware, use our self and intuition, regulate our emotions and mentally and emotionally prepare for sessions (ICF).

As coaches, we are all too familiar with the process of working through fear with our clients. Nevertheless, recognising and working through our own fears may be somewhat less familiar to us, especially when it comes to our coaching business.

 

Whether it’s a fear of selling, a fear of making mistakes or a fear of failure, fear can be a major psychological barrier to having a successful coaching business. In fact, you can be the best coach in the world and have all the business skills and knowledge available, but these don’t help us all that much when fear is holding us back.

 

 

And so, for a second year running, ReciproCoach has partnered with Dermot Butterly to bring you Overcoming Fears in Business Peer Coaching.

 

After teaching the Art and Science of Business Building for Coaches for years, Dermot recognised that fear was holding coaches back, so he created Club Fearless for Coaches. Thanks to this work, he has identified the 6 biggest fears coaches have and created a Mini Business Building Course for coaches.

 

Our Overcoming Fears in Business Peer Coaching round includes access to Dermot’s Mini Business Building Course video course, and through a reciprocal peer coaching process in which you get coached to overcome your fears and coach someone else to overcome theirs, you have the opportunity to stretch yourself to experience a real game-changer in your business success.

 

Thanks to the combined video and peer coaching approach, Overcoming Fears in Business has proven valuable to both new and experienced coaches. You can find more information about what the course videos cover here, or if this already sounds like just what you need, then register here before Sunday, October 29.