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For more information on becoming a business coach, check out the
following web sites: - Coaches Online Forum: Sponsored by The Coaches
Training Institute in Mill Valley, California, this interactive
forum between coaches and would-be coaches is a great place to get
a variety of questions answered.
- Coach
University is the nation's largest coach training
center.
- The
International Coach Federation is a nonprofit, professional
organization of coaches that sponsors seminars, a newsletter and
other learning and networking opportunities for coaches.
Basic TrainingTo succeed as a business coach: - Have a network of people to draw upon for knowledge, contacts,
referrals and support.
- Don't depend solely on your clients for your next paycheck.
Have a reserve of money or a day job to rely on at first.
- Develop a business plan and follow it from day one.
- Establish a niche.
- Start by practicing on three to five friends for a modest fee
(or free) before hanging out your shingle as a professional.
Jennifer Haupt, based in Bellevue, Washington, has written
for such publications as Nation's Business, Bloomberg
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