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Mentorship Program Case Study #2: Healer, Rachel Warrington – Yarrow Healing Arts, Victoria, BC, Canada

Rachel joined my Mentorship Program a couple of years ago. She is a healer from Victoria who struggled, as many healers do, to find some semblance of a niche. What they do could, conceivably, help everyone. And so how to choose? It can be very difficult. But, we rolled up our sleeves and got to […]

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Dealing with Bad Reviews Online

Last year sometime, I was on a call with a client, Jamie Wallace, who told me about a terrible review someone had left him on Google. He’d made some mistakes in a past business and now they were coming back to haunt him. I gave him some suggestions during an hour of online, google doc

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Interview with Kundan Chhabra: How to Make it Easier to Get Business by Creating a Context of Good Will, Nurturance, Trust and Alignment

A few months ago, my Facebook friend Kundan Chhabra posted something that caught my eye. It was about creating a context of good will in your business. I messaged him asking if he would be willing to write a guest post for my blog about it. It took a few months of conversation but what

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Coaching As Activism

What if your coaching could be a potent, effective and inspiring form of activism? In asking this question, I am suggesting something to you that might be hard to hear: there’s a good chance that it’s currently not. Let me make my case: the coaching industry grew out of the personal growth industry and the

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Guest Post: How to Teach a Rockin’ Intro Class That Isn’t a Scripted, Sales-y, Cheesy, Waste-of-Time Webinar

By Julie Wolk Oops, you caught me . . .  I’m a webinar voyeur. I love watching what other business coaches are doing . . .  both to learn what to do and, of course, what NOT to do (and then write lengthy blog posts about it). So I saw an ad this morning on Facebook

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