The Coaching Solopreneur

I’ve only just started reading but it’s helping me to make small steps to the overwhelming job of starting a business! It doesn’t seem as scary now. Would definitely recommend it to anyone who needs a helping hand in starting their business

Kate Freedman shares valuable resources for setting up a new Coaching business. Also, she is inspiring. The book asks coaches to think deeply about why they have trained as a coach and what they are offering to their clients. Tip: use the QR code as soon as you encounter it. Kate shares great stuff that links with the book. The Coaching Solopreneur would also be useful for more experienced coaches who want to refresh or redesign their business.

Kate shares her business model, lessons to learn and experiences of training other coaches and with honesty and humour. The Coaching Solopreneur walks you through every step of how to make your coaching business more successful. It has lessons to share, practical takeaways and exercises as well as invaluable ‘what happens if you don’t’ sections but what really comes through is Kate’s passion and desire that her readers will genuinely be able to grow their businesses by putting all her top tips into practise.

This is such a helpful book, and I know I will be returning to it again and again. I wish I had read it when I first started out! The analogy of the Coaching House is both simple but also enormously effective in picturing your own business and where it next needs your attention.There's a small number of books which should be on any coaching solopreneur's shelf - this should join them.

At a time when every day is a school day for new coaches - this is a valuable tool to guide and help you focus on how you can be successful.It’s a big support knowing the author has been where you are in your career journey.New coaches are often bombarded with marketing drives claiming to help you reach £10k earnings per month. Ignore all that and focus on this - it’s authentic, honest and realistic!