COACHING SKILLS ARE NOT ENOUGH - Many people believe that if they just become a better coach, clients will naturally find them. They focus on learning how to listen deeply, ask thoughtful questions, and guide people through meaningful conversations. Those skills matter. But coaching skill alone does not build a coaching business. In this episode we talk about the difference between the role of the coach and the role of the captain. One happens inside the session. The other happens outside of it. If you want a coaching practice that actually brings people through the door, you have to learn to wear both. Key Takeaways: • Coaching skill and business ownership are two different roles, and both are required to build a coaching practice. • The coach’s headphones represent listening, guiding, and helping people think clearly inside a session. • The captain’s cap represents leadership outside the session - setting direction, inviting people in, and steering the business forward. Action Guide: Take an honest look at where your time and energy are going right now. Are you spending most of your effort improving your coaching skills while hoping clients will appear, or are you also stepping into the role of business owner by sharing your message, inviting people into conversations, and clearly offering your coaching? This week, choose one action that reflects the captain’s cap - something that actively steers your coaching business forward. To explore working together, visit SterlingAndStoneMentoring.com. BOOK A FREE CONSULTATION Read the Life Coach Blog If you want to go deeper into identity, purpose, and belonging as a woman of faith, listen to my companion podcast: StoryMakers. Find me @coachlauramalone on IG Learn how to become a S&S Life Coach Your 5 ✨ review on Apple Podcasts means a ton! Make sure you subscribe & follow the show *🔔

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