by Coach Cheryl | Jul 17, 2026 | Uncategorized
One of the biggest mistakes I see new coaches make has nothing to do with their coaching ability. It’s where they choose to focus. When you’re building a coaching business, there is no shortage of advice. Every day you’ll see...
by Coach Cheryl | May 21, 2026 | Business, Coaching Business, Coaching Skills, Entrepreneurship, Goal Setting, Uncategorized
At a certain point in a coaching career, growth starts to look different. Many experienced coaches begin exploring ways to expand their impact beyond one-to-one client work. Advanced mentor coach development can become a natural next step for coaches who enjoy...
by Coach Cheryl | Mar 20, 2026 | Business, Challenge, Coaching Business, Coaching Skills, Entrepreneurship, Group Coaching, Productivity, Uncategorized
Sixty hours of coach training is a strong foundation. It gives you core competencies. Builds awareness. Introduces structure and presence. But here is the reality most coaches discover quietly: Foundation is not the same...
by Coach Cheryl | Feb 15, 2026 | Coaching Business, Coaching Skills, Entrepreneurship, Events, Mindset, Uncategorized
Why Coaching Curiosity Often Starts in Corporate Roles Many people begin exploring coaching while they are still in corporate roles. The work they are doing feels meaningful, but something is missing. They enjoy developing people, having deeper conversations,...
by Coach Cheryl | Feb 5, 2026 | Coaching Business, Coaching Skills, Entrepreneurship, Events, Goal Setting, Group Coaching, Mindset, Uncategorized
Why Coaching Appeals to Corporate Professionals Many corporate professionals feel drawn to coaching after years of leading teams, mentoring colleagues, or supporting others through change. The desire usually comes from purpose and empathy, wanting to...
by Coach Cheryl | Jan 18, 2026 | Uncategorized
A lot of people think the hardest part of leaving a job is the decision. It’s not. The hardest part is everything that comes after. The emotional shift. The responsibility. The realization that freedom and uncertainty often arrive together. Most conversations about...
