Coaching Q&A Series: Is Coaching Too Expensive? A Conversation About Finances and Investing
In this bonus episode of the Coaching Q&A Series, I’m addressing a big question: “Is coaching too expensive?” This mini-series is designed to clear up common misconceptions about coaching and share practical insights around the coaching process.
Today, I explore finances, risk assessment, and decision-making when it comes to making an investment—whether it’s coaching or something else. I share my personal journey from growing up in a low-income household with limited financial literacy to becoming confident in managing and investing my money.
If you’ve ever wondered whether coaching is “worth it,” this episode will give you a framework to make confident financial decisions that align with your goals, values, and risk tolerance.
Key Takeaways:
- Assessing Risk: Learn how to evaluate if an investment will yield the results you want and how to step outside your comfort zone for growth.
- Understanding Your Numbers: Why knowing your finances—expenses, savings, and goals—gives you clarity and reduces decision anxiety.
- Creating a Financial Plan: The value of having Plan A, Plan B, and Plan C to support your choices and create financial security.
- Making Decisions: How to research, ask direct questions, and give yourself a timeline to confidently make investment decisions.
- Real Client Outcomes: Examples of clients who invested in coaching and transformed their careers, lives, and leadership, from landing remote roles to achieving double promotions.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to the Coaching Q&A Series
01:00 The Big Question: Is Coaching Too Expensive?
03:00 My Personal Journey: Financial Scarcity to Abundance
06:00 Assessing Risk and Knowing Your Financial Plan
07:30 How to Research Before Making an Investment
09:00 Making Confident Decisions and Overcoming Fear
12:00 Real Client Stories: Career Growth, Relocation, and Leadership Development
15:00 Why Investing in Coaching Can Transform Your Life
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