How to Get Clients - Chandler, Steve

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Résumé :
In How to Get Clients, Steve Chandler shares a set of operating principles that makes client acquisition a natural extension of the coaching process. When you embody these principles, which have been taught at Steve's renowned Coaching Prosperity School, enrolling clients becomes second nature-and an enjoyable part of a financially successful coaching practice. Steve Chandler's How to Get Clients is one of the most important books you will ever read. It shows you how to fill your coaching practice in a way that doesn't require selling, marketing, or manipulating. You can be highly sought-after just by being more of who you truly are and by focusing on how to genuinely help others (whether they end up being your clients or not). I can't recommend a business book more highly. What's more, it's a darn entertaining and funny read. ~ Mark Levy, author of Accidental Genius...

Biographie:
Steve Chandler has written dozens of books on subjects that swing dizzyingly from Jane Austen to baseball to business coaching to travel to obituaries to Moby Dick. He is the author of the bestsellers Crazy Good and Time Warrior. Steve is the creator of the world-acclaimed Coaching Prosperity School and its Advanced Client Systems programs, now available as an online masterclass...

Sommaire:
In How to Get Clients, Steve Chandler shares a set of operating principles that makes client acquisition a natural extension of the coaching process. When you embody these principles, which have been taught at Steve's renowned Coaching Prosperity School, enrolling clients becomes second nature-and an enjoyable part of a financially successful coaching practice. Steve Chandler's How to Get Clients is one of the most important books you will ever read. It shows you how to fill your coaching practice in a way that doesn't require selling, marketing, or manipulating. You can be highly sought-after just by being more of who you truly are and by focusing on how to genuinely help others (whether they end up being your clients or not). I can't recommend a business book more highly. What's more, it's a darn entertaining and funny read. ~ Mark Levy, author of Accidental Genius...