The Truth About Making Money as a Coach
A 60-Minute Masterclass for Coaches Who Want to Stop Struggling
July 16, 2025 at 12:30pm Eastern Time
Discover why most coaches stay broke and what the successful ones do differently. Warning: This is NOT for coaches who want to hear that success comes from “raising your vibration.”
Get Instant AccessThe Uncomfortable Truth
For every coach making six figures, there are hundreds making less than $20,000 a year.
The Industry’s Lies
The Real Reason Coaches Don’t Make Money
They want to:
- Have deep, meaningful conversations
- Help people transform their lives
- Feel fulfilled and purposeful
- Work with ideal clients
They DON’T want to:
- Cold outreach to strangers
- Handle rejection
- Network strategically
- Sell to uncertain prospects
- Risk criticism
But here’s the thing: The money is in the work you don’t want to do.
The Four Types of Coaches
Three of them stay poor. Guess which one makes money?
The Credential Collector
Has every certification known to humanity. Always learning new modalities. Thinks expertise equals income. It doesn’t.
The Spiritual Bypasser
Believes marketing is “icky” and sales are “manipulative.” Waiting for divine intervention while their bank account dwindles.
The Perfectionist
Been “getting ready to launch” for two years. Website isn’t perfect yet. Scared of rejection and failure.
The Business Builder 💰
These are the coaches making money. They understand coaching is a business and businesses require business skills. They’re not necessarily better coaches – they’re better business owners.
What You’ll Discover in This Masterclass
- The 3 Revenue-Generating Activities most coaches avoid (but every successful coach does)
- Outreach strategies that don’t feel pushy or salesy
- How to master discovery calls – where coaching actually gets sold
- Strategic networking that builds your referral pipeline
- Speaking opportunities that position you as the expert
- 3 crucial mindset shifts from helper to business owner
- The weekly scorecard that tracks what actually matters
