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The Endurance Coachpreneur: Business Tips for Triathlon, Running and Cycling Coaches
The show that helps Endurance Coaches bridge the gap from hobby to creating a dream, impact filled, profitable coaching business. We will discuss all things Endurance business:
- time management
- marketing
- mindset
- growing your community of engaged athletes
Listen here to grow your athlete roster of ideal, perfect-for-you athletes while bringing home more income for you and your family.
Endurance coaching is already your dream job - let’s make it a full time reality!
The Endurance Coachpreneur: Business Tips for Triathlon, Running and Cycling Coaches
Latest Episodes
Episode 124 - AI for Content: Yes or No?
Should you be using AI for your content? The answer isn't what you think. I break down where AI is a hard no, where it's a strong yes, and why the real opportunity might not be content at all.What you'll hear:
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Episode 123 - Inside a Virtual Event
I'm pulling back the curtain on what actually happens inside a Dream to 7 mastermind virtual retreat. Eight hours. Three power topics. A room full of the next generation of big endurance businesses. This episode gives you a real look at what's ...
Episode 122 - The 2 Buckets Every Advanced Coach Needs
Are you layering on offers faster than you can grow them? In this episode, I break down the two critical capacity buckets that determine whether your business scales or stalls. Whether you're just getting started or already at six figures, unde...
Episode 121 - Your Certification Won't Get You Athletes. Here's What Will.
Your training has a plan. Your business should too.In this episode, we get real about the biggest mistake new endurance coaches make: treating their business like a casual workout instead of a structured training plan. If you wouldn't wi...
Episode 120 - A Simple Business Hack
Are you unknowingly slowing down your own business growth? In this episode, I dig into one of the most common (and most overlooked) mindset traps that keeps endurance coaches stuck.It's not a strategy problem. It's not a marketing proble...
