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Paul Lemberg Gives Tips On Building A Coaching Business

Coach Andrew interviews Paul Lemberg.

Paul Lemberg is a very sell established business coach and is the creator of Formula Five to help businesses to double their business.

This includes some interesting thoughts on the need to "break the frame".

Paul Lemberg was one of, if not the first people to call himself a business coach but now calls himself a business adviser.

The difference - he charges more.

 

What Not To Expect From A Business Coach

I found this article which talks about what not to expect from a business coach and the contrarian approach appealed.

Five Things Not To Expect From A Business Coach

To summarise, the five things you won't get from a coach are:

Add Public Speaking To Your Coaching Skills

Public speaking aahhh... no wonder death came third in the poll of fears people have.

And this is where the opportunity lies because public speaking skills can be important for coaches:

1. To promote their own services - expert status is given to anyone who is brave enough to be a speaker and make a good job of it.
   
   
2. To help clients overcome their fears about public speaking and making presentations to groups.

That's why I think the idea of becoming a public speaking coach is an interesting for any coach who wants to stand out from the crowd a bit more - and have an extra non-technical service to offer to attract clients or to offer to existing clients.

Check out How to become a public speaking coach on my main small business blog.