Do You Want to Offer Group Coaching
Description
Thinking about offering group coaching programs? This episode is for you!
We explore the many benefits it offers – for those being coached and also for coaches themselves. Things like opportunities for support and feedback, profitability and scalability, and developing deep, lasting friendships.
We also share a few different program structures we’ve tried, and the impact we’ve seen. If you're curious about how group coaching can benefit your organization, or if you're a coach looking to expand your offerings, tune in to this episode!
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BREA Roper
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LISA Cummings
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Takeaways
● Affordability and Accessibility: For many individuals, one-on-one coaching can be a financial stretch. Group coaching is often more budget-friendly than one-on-one sessions, making it an attractive option for those looking to access top-tier coaches without a hefty price tag.
● Networking and Peer Learning: Participants in group coaching can build meaningful connections with peers who share similar challenges, fostering a supportive community that extends beyond the coaching sessions. Offering group coaching allows individuals to learn, not only from the coach, but also from observing and engaging with others in the group, enhancing the overall learning experience.
● Scalability for Coaches: Instead of being limited to one-on-one sessions, coaches can reach and impact more people simultaneously. This not only increases profitability but also allows coaches to create a ripple effect of positive change. Plus, the energy and interaction in group settings can be incredibly motivating for both coaches and participants, making the experience more enjoyable and fulfilling.
● Flexibility in Structure: Group coaching offers can take many forms, from small cohorts to larger sessions, and can be tailored in duration, allowing coaches to experiment with different formats to find what works best for their audience. Experiment to find what works best for you!
🎧Listen now and let us know your thoughts! We’d love to hear how delivering has impacted your journey.
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AI-Generated Transcript
Lisa:
I'm Lisa.
Brea:
I'm Brea.
Lisa:
And today's topic is all about group coaching. So do you want to deliver or offer group coaching?
Brea:
Yes. You should. You know, not that I'm going to should on everybody, but really you should. There are so many benefits of delivering group coaching.
Brea:
But if you've ever asked yourself that question, group coaching, should I do that? This is the episode for you.
Lisa:
Yes, it is. Yes, it is. I was thinking we could talk about the two angles. Of course, anytime you have a product or a service, so we're even talking to you internal coaches who are coaching for an organization as an employee.
Lisa: