A lot of life coaches are struggling. 

Don't get me wrong, I know some who are doing very well and have interviewed them on my podcast - but many life coaches are having a tough time getting traction with their businesses. 

Although success is possible in any coaching niche, if you're a business coach it's a lot easier to get clients on board. 

The reason why is prospects often make decisions based on their wallets. It's easier to show the ROI on business-related coaching since it has a dollar figured attached to it instead of trying to appeal to a more vague or fuzzy notion like helping the client be "happier" or giving them "peace of mind". 

If I were a struggling life coach, I would consider transitioning over to something with a business-focus since I could still apply my life coaching skills during the time I work with the client. The business coaching would get my foot in the door, and business owners still need the skills that life coaches possess. 

This approach only works if you enjoy business stuff.  If you aren't a fan of business coaching, or can't stand working with business owners, it's best not to make this transition. 

All I'm saying is if you don't get hired, you'll never get to use your coaching skills. Business coaching can get you hired, and then you can compliment that with your complete package of coaching skills. 

If you're a starving life coach who would like to make the shift to become a business coach, I've got something for you: 

My friend Karl Bryan works with business coaches in almost 30 countries around the world, and he's the #1 guy in that space. 

He's an expert at helping business coaches get more leads, and he's doing a training for my community on Tuesday to show you how. 

We're calling it How I Built A $5.5 Million Dollar Coaching Company, and here's the link to save your spot: 

Marc 

PS: Karl prefers to have no replay for his trainings, so no replay will be sent out - be there live!