Wondering how to come back to your coaching business after time away? Whether you took a few months off or a few years, this episode of The Craft of Coaching will help you return with clarity, confidence, and self-compassion.

Many coaches step away from their businesses—but when it’s time to return, the shame spiral can hit hard. You might wonder if people noticed you disappeared, if you're still “legit,” or where to even begin.

We’re here to dismantle all of that. This episode walks you through how to re-enter your coaching practice without apology or hustle, offering real-world steps and mindset shifts to support your return.

We’re talking about how to change your marketing strategy when what you’ve been doing isn’t working—and how to know when it’s time to pivot. Our guest, Jen Vertanen (We The Unruly), has rebranded more than once, invested in beautiful websites and copy that didn’t convert, and sat in the stew of “make it fit” before landing on the approach that finally clicked. If you’re ready to evolve your message, stop forcing a brand that doesn’t fit, and build a strategy that actually attracts the right people, this episode is your practical, heart-centered roadmap to changing your marketing strategy with integrity.

Which coaching style is the best? This is a question that life coaches often wonder about—Is one style of coaching more effective than another? Will one style of coaching get them more clients, than another style of coaching? Let’s examine which coaching style is best.

If you're a coach who has built out an entire brand--all the content and messaging, programs and protocols--and then you realize that you want to change things up, what do you do?

That's a question we tackle in this episode of the Craft of Coaching podcast on how to rebrand, and we're using our own rebrand as the example. The Courageous Living Coach Certification is still "CLCC" but we're changing our name to the Certified Life Coach Collective training program. Follow along to hear the story of what's changing, the ups and downs of a rebrand, and what we're leaning into more than ever.