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Message posted: 5th May 08, 05:30 pm
Username: southnick
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Charging for Coaching Work.

Last week I attended an excellent session on “coaching with NLP”. During one of the exercises I discovered that I have an issue that is holding me back, I initially thought it was about confidence or competence but the core issue seems to be that I find it hard to justify to myself charging money for coaching.

I have been running my own electronics company for over 20 years now and in the last few years have seen big improvements in the fortunes of my company following work I have done in NLP and related fields. I work fewer hours and I now find selling, motivating, confidence and many other things so much easier. This is reflected in the success of my company. I know that a lot of other small business owners would benefit from my coaching to help them make similar improvements but there is a snag.

I spent 6 years at university building my electronics and software skills and my expertise is recognised by an internationally recognised professional body which allows me to call myself a Chartered engineer.
I have spent less than a month in total training in NLP and coaching and my expertise is not recognised by any nationally approved body.

I can’t get my head around charging my current hourly rate for coaching work, let alone the 2 or 3 times that seems to be the norm. I would like to take on a few clients in addition to running my electronics company but I don’t feel ready to market these services with my present mindset.

Any thoughts on if/how I should approach this ?

Last edited by southnick; 5th May 08 at 05:30 pm. Reason: clarity


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