I’m building a landing page for my SaaS (pre launch phase) and I would like to hear a feedback from you. I’m mostly interested about the message and the copy, so:
* is it clear to you what it is about
* do you see a value for the ICP (is it clearly communicated)
* is the design ok
Link here
Thanks a lot and I appreciate any feedback.
I’m new to this world, thought I’ve had many years of unofficial “coaching” through ministry leadership. ANYWAY, I thought about the community when I saw this today…
“Life coaches” have no credibility with me. If you are a seasoned professional with credentials and degrees in your field, and you are mentoring folks for a competitive hourly rate, I’m not talking about you. Call it coaching if you must, but I prefer to call that consulting, from a place of subject matter expertise. “Life coaches” however, often have no real credentials, no consistent career experience, are totally unregulated, and held to no code of ethics. They are nothing like therapists, despite marketing themselves that way. Their “certificate” from the 2-day online coaching academy has about as much value as the PDF it isn’t even printed on. After a little bit of success they market themselves as a coach of other coaches, promising to show them how to get rich, if only they listen to the advice exactly right. That is how they actually get wealthy. It’s a pyramid scheme. If a trainee fails, it must be their fault. If it seems like I am taking this personally, I am, these people bankrupted someone I love.
I spent many years getting my graduate degree and independent clinical license. I don’t understand why other therapists are demoting themselves to “coach.”
Hi everyone 🌸 I'm an ICF-certified life coach returning to practice after a period of deep study in neuroscience-based coaching. I'm opening up a few spots for free 1:1 coaching sessions (up to 4 sessions per person over the course of one month). My time capacity is limited to 5 people.
✨ Why I'm doing this
I've been coaching for years, but after a pause from active practice, I immersed myself in neuroscience-based coaching — understanding how the brain creates change, breaks patterns, and builds new neural pathways. Now I'm bringing my ICF foundation together with this neuroscience lens, and I need real experience to integrate both approaches in live sessions.
My own life has been a series of reinventions. I spent 20 years working in IT and digital marketing, shifted roles multiple times, changed professions, and eventually transitioned into my own business. I know from the inside what it means to start over, to sit in uncertainty, and to rebuild — not once, but many times. That lived experience shapes how I coach.
I also believe there's no one-size-fits-all method. Some people need direct, structured tools — frameworks, action plans, clear next steps. Others respond better to creative, artistic approaches — visual thinking, metaphor, exploration. I adapt to what you need, not the other way around.
✨ Who this is for
I'd love to connect with people who are:
In the midst of changing professions and need support navigating the transition
Early in immigration and struggling with the uncertainty of building a new life in a new country
Wanting to build new life habits but finding themselves stuck every time they try
Cycling between periods of high stress and intense work, and periods of burnout and exhaustion
If any of these resonate, I'd genuinely love to work with you.
✨ What coaching with me looks like
Up to 4 online sessions over one month (1 hour each, free of charge)
You bring the topic — career change, life rebuild, habit formation, burnout recovery, or navigating transition
I combine ICF coaching competencies with neuroscience-informed techniques to help you understand not just what to change, but how your brain actually creates lasting change
I use a flexible toolkit — structured and direct when that serves you, creative and exploratory when that's what you need
Together we dig deep, uncover what's really holding you back, and co-create concrete next steps
✨ What I ask in return
Commitment to up to 4 sessions over one month — this is deep work, and real change needs real time (roughly 4 hours of your time total)
Openness to reflect honestly and take small but meaningful steps between sessions
Honest feedback after each session — this is a mutual learning journey, and your input helps me sharpen my practice
Someone in or near Central European Time (CET) for easier scheduling
I believe coaching isn't about giving advice — it's about helping you discover your own answers, understand how your mind works, and build changes that actually stick. If this speaks to where you are right now, send me a DM 💌 and we can schedule a short discovery call to see if we're the right fit.
If you're ready to commit to a month of deep, meaningful work — I can't wait to connect with you 🌟
I genuinely want to know if this solves a real problem or if I'm building the wrong thing. Even "I'd never use this" is useful feedback right now. I’d like to know if I’m wasting my time.
If you sell coaching sessions online, I'd love 5 minutes of your honest opinion. Crap on it or suggest what’d be even better or tell me what actually has value to you.
It has Stripe as a payment processor, so clients don’t need to sign up.
To check it out (w/ zero sign up yourself) here’s a DEMO:
The demo is setup for a tarot reader profile but hopefully you see how it could apply to coaches. Go ahead and click around in the demo. You can’t break it, haha
I’ve recently started offering coaching sessions focused on emotional regulation, attachment patterns, self-awareness, and reflection work.
So far I’ve had around 10 clients. Out of those, 3 came back for another session, and 1 person has done multiple sessions.
After the first session, I usually give very simple practices, things like a short reflection/journaling exercise or a few minutes of breathwork. The problem is that many clients don’t do the work and then disappear completely. Even when I send a follow-up message, I often get no response.
I’m trying to understand whether this is:
How do you tell the difference between “client wasn’t ready” and “my coaching needs improvement”?
I’m not looking for reassurance. I genuinely want to improve and understand what’s happening.
Thanks in advance.
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I have a friend who's just launching her coaching business, and I think she's going to do really well because she is mad good at what she does. I swear she's been the voice of reason behind most of the things I've done. Her focus is on mindset and success patterns, but weirdly she's finding some roadblocks with taking payment because apparently coaching is considered high-risk? Has anyone else encountered this? Is coaching really a high-risk business? To accept those $5 + payments, is she really going to have to have a high-risk merchant account? Has anyone used any of those types of processors (next, highriskpay, paymentcloud)? Do they work the same way as standard credit card processors?
Hello 💗 I'm looking for 5 women right now who are actively building something ambitious such as business, creative work, or manifesting their dream partner, and who know that working with their subconscious is an important part of their growth.
This is especially for you if you have night dreams that feel meaningful and would love to know what they mean.
Free exchange 💌⬇
I'm doing 45-minute research calls this month for a new program I'm creating (it's not a sales pitch).
In exchange, you'll receive:
💜 A conversation to explore your vision, goals, and challenges (PS: It's fun!)
🌙 15 minutes of Dreamwork to receive insights from one of your dreams
✨ My Dream Manifestation Meditation to connect with your dream self
💎 First access to the Founder Price of my upcoming program
If this sounds like you, comment below or send me a DM and I'll send you the details 💜
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