by joycelayman | Mindset, action, attitude, business, choices, confidence, goal setting, imposter syndrome
Everyone in business knows what it’s like to feel stuck. It’s a terrible feeling – like you’re pushing against an invisible wall and nothing seems to be moving forward. The truth is that your mindset can play a major role in this, and if it...
by joycelayman | business, client clarity, coaching, coaching offers, niche, offers, online coaching business
I still remember the first time I built a coaching program from scratch. It was 2020, and after years of running breakout sessions and workshops for corporate clients, I thought, “I’ve got this.” I slipped right into what I knew best — trainer mode. ...
by joycelayman | action, business, goal setting, goals, Mindset
The Problem: Why Goal Setting is Failing You You set a goal. You’re pumped. You’re ready to change your life. And then… reality kicks in. Suddenly, that massive goal feels impossible, and you’re staring at your planner like it personally betrayed you. Sound...
by joycelayman | action, attitude, business, coaching, confidence
You want to grow your coaching business, but you’re unsure how and wonder if it’s even worth the investment. It can be tough to figure out who to work with and where to start. In this video, we’ll explore five ways to discover which coach can help...
by joycelayman | business, client clarity, entrepreneurship, goals, planning, processes, success
Coaches, consultants, and entrepreneurs are often told that they need to be more creative to stand out from the competition. But what does that actually mean? It can be tough to be creative on demand. We all have those days where it feels like nothing we do is good...
by joycelayman | business, client clarity, entrepreneurship, goals, planning, processes, success
You want to help your clients achieve their biggest goals, but it can be tough to know where to start when it comes to helping your clients make a bigger impact on their lives. You want to do what’s best for them, but you also don’t want to overstep or...
