How much should I charge for coaching?
Coaching fees vary greatly. When it comes to setting fees, both new and seasoned coaches alike can struggle to find the right fee for their practice.
How much should
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This is not Ikigai
What burst another bubble? Most of you will have heard of Ikigai, the Japanese concept that has often been translated as your “reason for getting up in the morning”, and
I want to charge more. How can I increase my prices?
*This is part of a series of blog posts created in collaboration with writer and fellow existential coach Marcie Boyer based on content produced with my fellow Talking about Coaching
The formula for setting coaching fees?
Over the years one of the most frequently asked question we’ve been asked is how much to charge for coaching. The answer isn’t quite that simple. However, along the way
How do I get more clients?
This is the ‘big one’, perhaps the most frequently asked question. Coaches need clients and clients need coaches. But building that bridge can be tricky, especially if clients don’t know
Making eye contact with coaching clients on Zoom
For years I’ve been using Zoom, and since last March (2020 – the pandemic year) I’ve been seeing all of my clients online, most via video chat. Anybody who works
Positive Psychology in Coaching: A Conversation with Prof. Ilona Boniwell
Join podcast host Yannick Jacob as he sits down with Prof. Ilona Boniwell, a pioneer in positive psychology. In this episode, they explore her fascinating journey from academia to practice,
Existential Perspectives on Coaching: A Conversation with Prof. Emmy van Deurzen
Join us for an insightful episode as we explore the world of existential therapy with Emmy van Deurzen, a distinguished existential therapist, counseling psychologist, and philosopher. Emmy’s profound contributions, including
Exploring Positive Provocations: A Conversation with Robert Biswas-Diener
Dr. Biswas-Diener is among the pioneers of positive psychology coaching. He conducts research on wellbeing, friendship, hospitality, emotion, leadership and other positive topics. His studies have resulted in more than
“Beautiful Ideas That Can Make Us Ill” – A conversation with Prof. Tatiana Bachkirova
Tatiana Bachkirova is Professor of Coaching Psychology and Co-Director of the International Centre for Coaching and Mentoring Studies at Oxford Brookes University, UK http://www.brookes.ac.uk/iccams/. Her work in academia mainly involves
Being and Relationship in Coaching – A Conversation with Jerry Colonna
In this wide-ranging conversation, Yannick Jacob talks with Jerry Colonna, “the CEO Whisperer” to explore natures of being and relationship within coaching. They cover: About Jerry ColonnaCEO and Co-Founder of
Dr. Peter Hawkins: Coaching and Climate Change
Coaching Uncaged Season 12, Episode 10: Dr. Peter Hawkins: Coaching and Climate Change In this episode of Coaching Uncaged, our host, Coach and Positive Psychologist Yannick Jacob, is joined by
In Conversation with Julie Starr
Since 2002, Julie Starr’s best-selling book, The Coaching Manual has supported the evolution of the coaching field through simple, powerful principles and practical approaches. Julie’s books, Brilliant Coaching and The
Dr Chérie Carter-Scott, MCC: In Conversation with The Mother of Coaching – Coaching Uncaged S12 E04
Join host Yannick Jacob in this conversation with Dr Chérie Carter-Scott, MCC, who is a NY Times & Amazon Bestseller, behavioural science pioneer, CEO, media personality, and known as the
Keep it real?!
In 1997 I listened to my first ever German rap song. I remember it clearly. We were on a class trip to inner city Frankfurt and my mate had me
The pursuit of meaning
What’s your “Why”?Who does your work, and your life, serve? What’s your mission?Why are you here?What is your calling? The list could go on for some time, and if I
How much should I charge for coaching? Talking about Coaching – Episode 5
In this episode we’re talking about a question we hear often from coaches who are starting out: How much should I charge for my coaching services? This is a complex
How can I get my ego out of the way when I’m coaching? Talking About Coaching – Episode 50
It happens to the best of us: Something triggers our ego and instead of being present and focused on the client, we get a little hijacked and aren’t serving the
The last coaching session is coming up. How do I end well? Talking About Coaching – Episode 49
You’re 5 out of 6 contracted sessions into your coaching agreement. The last session is scheduled and the engagement is nearing the end. How do you approach the ending? What’s
I feel responsible for my client’s success. Am I? Talking About Coaching – Episode 28
Many coaches carry the weight of feeling responsible for their clients’ success (or lack thereof). We hear about this often in supervision. When it takes longer than planned for their
What are good metaphors to explain how coaching works? Talking about Coaching – Episode 25
Explaining what coaching is (and isn’t) is an important part of the process for coaches who set up the working alliance and contract for an effective coaching space. Metaphors can
Do you take notes during your sessions? – Talking about Coaching – Episode 12
Some coaches take copious notes during their coaching sessions. Others never write anything down. Many write reflections after their coaching sessions to keep track of actions, achievements or specific contexts
Less is more when it comes to content?
Hey, Martin and I had a chat the week before I wrote this during which he invited me to consider stepping up my game from “weekly-or-so” to committing to “actually weekly”. So this
Are Coaches Crossing the Line? Exploring the grey area between coaching and therapy
An Exploration of Roles, Borders & Boundaries (Carley Sime & Yannick Jacob at the 3rd AICTP Conference for Integrative Coach-Therapy Practice 2019) Over the years I’ve heard hundreds of people
The “magic” question in coaching supervision
Many of the issues that coaches bring into supervision tend to be resolved by an exploration of what was agreed in the beginning. Contracts in coaching can be written, verbal
Transactional Analysis: An In-Depth Look with Karen Pratt
In this informative discussion, we explore the principles of Transactional Analysis (TA) and its significant impact on coaching. Karen Pratt, an expert in TA, shares her insights on how understanding
Pricing & Packages
Yannick’s Sales Slide Decks, and evolution of my offer over time Rocket Supervision Coaching Your coaching packages and fees will be evolving over time, so my first piece of advice
How to create committed clients, even when the coaching is free?
I often say to students of coaching: “Money buys commitment – and commitment buys success, change, and progress!”. For many of the coaching gurus out there, commitment is the most
What are live coaching demos? Why are they essential to your success as a coach?
Introduction I remember the first time I entered a chemistry lab in high school. The first time I performed an experiment with the pipettes and test tubes. The first time
Everything you need to know about Coaching Supervision – 101 Guide
At A Glance Introduction to Coaching Supervision “Am I doing it right?” “Can I bring the desired results to my clients?” “Am I even cut out for this job?” And
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