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Lemonada. Let me. what's up welcome back to sidestle school this is day three of a brand new year and all year long on

the podcast among other things we're going to be taking listener questions if you have a question

you can just go to sidestle school.com slash questions got a whole bunch of stuff to share with you

through this series we've also got some new elements coming up some new segments you'll hear about in a

couple of days but for now today's question because we do like to just jump in, I want to respect your time. Today's question,

how can I stand out in the coaching industry? We've got a lot of coaches out there and aspiring

coaches, people who hope to share their expertise, create transformation in others' lives,

and also get paid along the way. That's a good thing. Nothing wrong with that. Today's question comes from Darnell in Savannah. He recently started a leadership coaching business working with mid-level

managers aiming for executive roles. I do love the targeting. Targeting is really important in

the world of coaching. We'll talk about that. But he's also concerned about standing out in a crowded

and competitive coaching space. So what can we do? How can we showcase what makes him

unique and attract the right clients? How might we do that for some of our listeners as well?

How might we do that for you in case you have some kind of skill or resource you hope to share

with others? What are some specific ways you can apply that and hopefully see some results?

That's what it's all about. Detailed question from our listener and my answer.

Coming up after this short break.

Hey, this is Darnell from Savannah. I just started a leadership coaching business and I work with mid-level managers who want to grow into executive roles.

I actually found your show through a friend who's also an entrepreneur, and it's been helpful.

My question is, how do I stand out?

It feels like the coaching industry is totally oversaturated.

I know I have something different to offer, but what's the best way to showcase that and actually get noticed?

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