Finding your profitable Niche as a coach.

#2: Try and work out the most profitable problems YOU can solve

Now that you know the 3 things that people are willing to pay for, it’s simply about figuring out which of those things YOU can help people with.

You have to do is draw on your own experience and expertise. Think about what you’re already doing in your current job or life, and do that in your business.

There are two keys to success to keep in mind:

First, draw on something that you actually have experience in. (Otherwise, how will you be able to help your clients get actual results?)

If you already have experience and results in a niche, “proof” that you have coaching skills, such as a coaching certification, becomes more important to back up your experience.

Second, make sure you’re focusing on something that people are willing to pay for, like we talked about in the previous step.

Some of the most common profitable coaching niches that my clients focus on include trauma, mindset, NLP, business, CBC, career, health, relationship, leadership, speaking, and video coaching.

#3: Get REAL on your coaching niche

You may worry that getting too specific will lose you business instead of helping you get more?

The truth is, it’s actually exactly the opposite.

Because when you’re starting out and no one knows who you are, the best way to stand out in their minds is to let them know exactly — and specifically — how you can help them. Be REAL.

Say this over in your head to figure out your own specific niche:

“I help ___ to ___ so that __.”