If you are on the fence about whether you should join a higher-end group coaching program that is $6k-20k, or whether you should just hire a 1-1 coach for $2-10k, then this is for you. You should know up front that there’s a different way you must hold yourself accountable in a group coaching program, over private 1:1 coaching. 

Key Highlights of the Episode

 This episode  was extremely actionable and insightful. Here are a few key highlights:

• There is a big difference in the way you must conduct yourself and hold yourself accountable in a group container vs. private 1:1 coaching
• A course is usually DIY experience --meaning a self-study curriculum that teaches you the information, without a heavy amount of individualized attention, coaching support, or in-depth community to help you with implementation 
• In group coaching programs, 1:1 support is ALWAYS provided, it’s just not private support. Any time you ask a question, you are getting 1:1 support to answer that question, it’s just not private.
• Vulnerability is required as a business owner, in order for you to grow in a group container 
• Your coach can only hold you accountable to the level that you hold yourself accountable. You must hold yourself accountable, in order for your coach to help you get the full results they promised. It’s not your coach’s job to do all the heavy lifting for you. 
• Holding yourself accountable can be you offering a perspective or sharing a mistake and how you fixed it. It doesn’t mean you always have to have all the answers. 
• And lots more!  Tune in now. 
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