Is starting a coaching business the next step for you?  Join me in this episode as I share how to know if you're ready to become a coach and how to best determine your coaching niche. Show Notes: To find out more about my current offerings, click this link: https://m.me/thegoaldiggergirl.  It will open in messenger, and you can shoot me a message with any questions.  (You can also click the 3 blue lines next to the message input box to see all of my other offerings). Check out my Facebook Group, The Goal Diggers of Online Marketing - for those that want to build their business online through social media, in a genuine and authentic way. Goal Digger University is where you can access my archive and newly released workshops, masterclasses, bonus training PLUS my Mastermind- with weekly live in-depth training for a monthly subscription. Connect with me across all of my social channels: Search My Social Partial Transcript (Read Full Transcript HERE): Hey there, Kimberly Olson here, also known as The Goal Digger Girl. Welcome back to another episode of our podcast. First, a listener review, and then we're going to get into how can you tell if you're ready to get into coaching? A lot of people ask me about it. I know it's on a lot of your hearts and you're probably wondering, do you have what it takes and what does that look like? So we're going to dive into that in more first to review. So this from MSuth, it says "Kimberly gives practical and actionable steps to change your mindset and grow your business. She's helped me so much in a short amount of time, and I look forward to continuing to learn from her". Well, thank you so much. I appreciate it. And please y'all. If you ever can drop a review, also take a screenshot of you listening to this podcast and tag me in your stories, The Goal Digger Girl on Instagram, and I will give you a special Goal Digger shout out. So for this episode, let's talk about coaching. I will never forget when I first started coaching. Now, when I started, I was first in nutrition consulting, which is a form of coaching, but obviously more about food and things like that. So I started when I was around 20 years old, I remember my roommate, she asked me if I would help her mother. So I was charging $25 a session. I look back and I just think, "what was I thinking?". But you've got to start somewhere. But I started before I was ready. You know, I think that a lot of times people will wonder, you know, when should they start coaching? Do they have what it takes to coach? Do they have the experience to coach? This is the thing with coaching. It's a form of teaching. It's a form of educating the beautiful balance of educating and holding people accountable. Coaching allows you to mentor and guide other people, right? You're going to give them the path. You're going to take them from point A to point Z, give them that step-by-step action plan and hold them accountable. So there could be someone, like I worked with a girl my first full year as a business coach, I've been business coaching for about three years. My first full year of doing it, she hired me for a year and she was making more than six figures a year. And I wasn't making six figures yet, but I was able to teach her how to take her business from offline to online. I had the experience to fill in the gaps of the things that she didn't have. So you don't necessarily have to be making more than your clients, or really like be crushing whatever space they're in.