Helping clients change

What does it look like to build a coaching practice that reflects your life stage, values, and voice? In this episode of The Craft of Coaching, I talk with Liz Applegate, a Certified Life Coach Credential Program graduate, about how she’s created a coaching business that feels true to who she is—midlife, thriving, and deeply committed to helping others navigate change. 

We explore how Liz found clarity on her niche, built confidence as a coach, and embraced imperfect action along the way. Her story is a testament to what’s possible when you lead with authenticity and trust your unique path into coaching.

Helping clients change is at the root of coaching work--and at no time is this more tender than right when someone is navigating an important life transition. That's exactly why I wanted to interview life coach Liz Applegate, who's made helping clients change during times of transition central to her work.

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