Description

This episode talks about how to create firm boundaries when you transition from serving 1:1  clients to a group coaching program. Clarifying your boundaries is key in having successful relationships with clients, especially in group settings. 

Key Highlights of the Episode

This episode  was extremely actionable and insightful. Here are a few key highlights:

• The need to re-educate your clients about what they can expect from you when you are doing a group program, instead of doing 1:1
• Determine where your boundaries need to be. What are you promising vs. what is overdelivering? Where do the hard boundaries need to exist? 
• Transitioning from codependency to a co-working relationship with your clients where you help them do it for themselves 
• Debunking the myth that group coaching programs don’t have any 1:1 support
• The 3 things you need to do manage client expectations effectively
• Understanding whether you coach more from masculine energy or feminine energy. Does your client need more therapeutic, encouraging support at this time, or do they need more analytical and strategic? Most coaches will default to one or the other. Clients need to understand what they need and you must clearly communicate the expectations of what you will deliver. 
• And lots more!  Tune in now. 

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