Think of any type of coach and they’re a dime a dozen. Most of them are excellent: You will get transformative results, ranging from a single-point breakthrough to wild success. Some will give you more significant results than others. With a few, you’ll realize quickly it’s a complete mismatch. (Chalk that one up to experience.) So how do you choose a coach that’s just perfect for you?

Petrified really isn’t an overstatement.

The idea of creating enough content to “fill” a membership site has left more than one person shaking in their boots. In fact, I hear this concern so often that I’ve decided to lay it out straight.

First, to bring up the elephant in the room: You likely need far less content to launch your membership program than you have imagined.

So, how much content do you really need?

It's true that creating multiple streams of passive income is a wise business decision. But don't be fooled by some of the myths around this topic. Do your research objectively and learn how to read between the lines of promises people make. This sage advice is often correct: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably isn't true.

I’m going to share the 5 simple ways you can avoid burnout in your coaching business. I’ve been through a lot of highs and lows as a coach. And although I don’t claim to be perfect I want to share my experience so you can avoid some of my lessons.

When you ask someone to join a membership program, you may say that you’re fighting an up-hill struggle. As great as your website, your skills, and your content might be, the reality is that you’re offering a tough proposition: you’re inviting people to pay for something that they normally get for free.

There is a time and place to provide value (see: this blog) without a price tag attached. Not only does this strategy build goodwill and trust with your audience, but it also has other strategic advantages as well.

How do you get potential new clients to your website and convert them from visitors to customers? Although you may be active on social media, online forums, and other places online, it’s your website that will have the biggest impact on how you acquire new clients.

So, instead of sitting on this revolving hamster wheel that leads nowhere, let’s create an email planning calendar. This will allow you to get clear on exactly when and how many emails you’ll be sending this month.

It’s no secret that in order to grow, you need energy and buzz – a community that gets people talking about your brand. Here are 7 tips to get you started!

So it probably comes as no surprise that many online business owners have begun to create membership programs for their sites and selling content with recurring payments. But what is the best way to do it?

It's no secret that a lot of people hate their jobs. They sit in the office every morning grumbling about how much they dislike it, but they don't make the move. These tips will help you make a career change as smooth as possible.

Think it will take months (years?!) to fill your membership site with valuable content? Worry that the e-course you’ve been excited to design will take all year? Read this.

Feel overwhelmed with all the tabs that are open, files to be saved, and life in general? Declutter your digital life without completely detaching.

They say video is King (or Queen), but do you know how to create videos that convert? Here’s a rundown on everything you need to know to make sure your videos are a hit.

Erase the “What If” and make it the “Why Not”

Who doesn’t want more clients? If you’re like the rest of us, you’re tired of running the same hamster wheel of hustling. These 21 strategies can get you new clients - fast.

Whether you know my obsession with mental health & membership sites or you’ve stumbled upon me by accident, here’s a glimpse at what I do and why I do it.