Back in the 90's, comic book rivals Marvel and DC joined forces for awhile to create Amalgam Comics. 

It was a series where they merged a bunch of their characters to create new ones, like: 

- Dark Claw (an amalgamation of Batman and Wolverine) 
- Super-Solider (Superman + Captain America) 
- Skulk (Solomon Grundy + Hulk) 
- Thanoseid (Darkseid + Thanos)

You get the idea ... 

The cool thing is you can combine niches in coaching too. 

Sure, you won't become a superhero with cape and claws, but you can get a lot of clients by getting super-defined with your niche. 

These are off the top of my head, but for example: 

- Instead of being a "negotiation coach" or a "coach for real estate agents", how about a "negotiation coach for real estate agents"? 

- Instead of being a "speaking coach" or a "coach for introverts", how about a "speaking coach for introverts"?

(side note: many people fear public speaking more than death, and there are a ton of introverts out there as well ...) 

- Instead of being an "executive coach" or a "memory coach", you could help executives improve their memory. 

-- Continuing on the fitness trend, instead of being a "relationship coach" or a "fitness coach", how about being a "fitness coach for long distance couples" (coaching virtually to help couples separated by distance get more fit - may sound crazy, but I'm guessing that it would work) 

The possibilities are endless ... 

If you need help getting clarity on who you'll serve as a coach, it's something that I cover in my 10 Clients In 90 Days group program. 

We're starting soon and there's just one seat left (that's not a marketing tactic, five out of the six seats have been paid for). 

Hop in your Batmobile and race over here: