Yeah, let’s get this one out of the way right off the top: a life coaching certification is very different from a life coaching business. With a certification, you have something behind you that says you’re able to coach someone on a specific topic or area. Well done! But at the end of the day, it’s literally a piece of paper.

Just like a college degree that doesn’t guarantee you’ll land a job in your field of study, right? That’s not an actual job, and your certification isn’t an actual business. So what does it mean to have a life coaching business versus a certification? As I continue this “Back to Basics” series, I talk about the difference in terms of both real-world application and personal mindset.

2:31 - Janet mentions a few episodes you’ll want to listen to

6:22 - A quick overview of what Janet covered in the previous episode

8:48 - What it means to actually have a life coaching business

12:02 - The different kind of mindset you possess with a certification versus a business

12:26 - Janet reveals another episode (or two) that compliments today’s show nicely

Your 9-5 job is driving you nuts. Somebody’s always stealing your lunch from the company fridge or forgets to replace the toner cartridge in the printer. There’s always that *ONE* person complaining about everything or gossiping behind people’s back, and you just want to launch across the meeting table and hit them in their punchable face!

It’s time to talk, lovely. If you need someone to help get your coaching business off the ground and finally free yourself from the J.O.B. grind, let’s start a conversation to see where you’re at and what you need to head in the direction you want. (And yes, you’ll actually be chatting with me, not a member of my team).

Ready to move past your fear and get off the sidelines? Book your call -- no strong-arming and no obligation to work with me, just a chat to see what’s possible for you.