In today’s podcast episode, we’ll dive into the question of whether it’s better to build a high-ticket or low-ticket program as a Christian online coach or course creator. This is a question I often receive from new coaches and course creators who join the Selah Collective, particularly from Christian women coaches who struggle with charging for their services. I want to emphasize that there’s no definitive right answer to this question. Some people thrive with either approach, and it largely depends on how their marketing is perceived. Let’s explore the differences between high-ticket and low-ticket offerings to gain a better understanding. 

Welcome to today’s podcast episode! Today is all about what to do as a Christian online coach when you have a failed launch. We all have had failed launches…and it is not fun! Failed launches are very discouraging but there is so much that can be learned from them that will propel you into the success of your next one. I remember in my early days as an online business owner, going through my first BIG launch…and I had NO new people join. The turnout consisted solely of people already familiar with my work. Determined to refine my launching strategy, I dedicated the following months to perfecting it — or so I thought, and had a $20K online launch…I launched again in January and FAILED…I had NO one sign up…

Today I want to discuss a critical aspect that can make or break your online coaching business – Cash Flow. Cash flow can be the KILLER of your coaching business, especially in the scaling phases. I am so excited to talk with you about the three essential  ideas that will help  keep your business healthy. If you really want to manage cash flow in your faith-led coaching business then listen in because I am going to give you some things to look at and consider.

I am super excited to talk with you on a topic that is so prevalent in the coaching industry – Failure to Launch. It’s the number one reason why coaches fail and fall into traps that leave them feeling stuck. It’s true, building a coaching business is emotional…but you must know that entrepreneurship is a lifestyle. I think about my business every single day – It is literally my fourth baby. My Holy-Spirit led coaching business is not a fad or a hobby of the month, it’s truly part of my LIFE. So, if you are NOT planning to follow through in your coaching business then there is no point in building. Join in with me as I talk with you about the traps coaches get stuck into and how you can make sure that this doesn’t happen to you…