If you've ever heard that you're supposed to hold a client accountable but the idea of meeting your clients with this energy leaves you with a sense of dread, you are not alone. Traditional, old-school accountability coaching is heavy, masculine, and parental in its energy, and it is NOT an empowering place to coach from.
You want to see your clients creating transformation, taking action and achieving all the results you know they're capable of, but how do you keep your clients motivated and focused without falling into the messy dynamic that traditional accountability coaching creates? The answers are all here for you in today's episode.
Tune in this week for a fresh, innovative take on accountability. I'm sharing why, as an empowering coach for women entrepreneurs, you must let go of responsibility for your client's results. You need to instead become a witness to their success. In this episode, you'll learn 4 key skills you need as a coach so you can take a powerful stand for your client's results without feeling energetically burdened in the process.
What You'll Discover:
What accountability really is and how it fits into your role as a coach for women entrepreneurs.
How the energy of old-school accountability leads to a messy dynamic between you and your clients.
Why ownership of achieving results is always with the client, not you as the coach.
4 specific skills you need as a coach to create results for clients without being sucked into the messy dynamic of accountability.
How to be a champion of your client's vision and a witness to their success.
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