Community. How do I build a more effective community with my coaching clients? This is a question we get all the time.

One thing that we've done inside of IFCA is we create accountability partners. What this means is, think about it like this.

An AA or Alcoholics Anonymous, one of the reasons that that program is so successful is because when you come in, after you reach a certain milestone, you're then given somebody in which you sponsor. So this is somebody that you're now

responsible for who's a few steps behind you. And so now what this does is you're not only

responsible for yourself and for the person sponsoring you, but you also have somebody that

you're responsible for. This creates more inherent accountability. And if you do something like

this within your coaching program, it creates connection right off the bat.

Yo, welcome back. FIP is podcast family. I hope you all are doing well today. I'm going to talk about an

exciting subject that it means a lot to me. It means a lot to or it should mean a lot to you. But it's

probably something that's overlooked, probably something

that is more of a vague concept that you hear about, but not many people understand how to

actually do. And that's all about building a community, okay, community within your coaching

program, community within your audience, and have this sense of like wow i i understand exactly you know what your

company stands for and your internal clients have this deep deep sense of like camaraderie and

like they're a part of something special okay like russell russell brunson says uh in expert secrets

is like the key to every successful

in it basically internet business or online business that he's seen and that he's studied

over the years they have three key things they have number one on attractive and charismatic

leader at the front okay so that's you if you're listening to this number two they have a

future based cause okay there's a future-based cause.

There's a future-based cause that is like something that, you know, collectively,

people in your audience, your clients feel like they're moving towards.

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