A lot of good coaches run 1:1 sessions on experience and instinct. Years in business, a strong outlook on life, and a client who brings what's on their mind.
That works 1:1, because the client can guide and prompt the session. In a group, it doesn't.
A group needs you prepared
Without the back-and-forth of one person, you need content and a structure ready before you walk in. That's the biggest difference, and it's where coaches who coach on the fly come unstuck.
Use a system you believe in and live by
Believing in it isn't enough. Live by it, and have the proof and the facts to back it.
Give the group structure
A group feeds off your energy. When that energy has structure, the quality holds.
Let the group coach each other
Make the most of the group. At Harvest, members work with each other in breakout rooms during workshops, and stay in touch outside them.
That's how quality holds as the group grows. Members get coaching from you, from the system you teach, and from people who are working on the same things.
Plug into a system that's been tested
Harvest is a ready-made group coaching programme for coaches to run with their own clients. Your clients meet live once a week for 52 weeks in groups, with you as their coach.
- Coach a whole group of your clients in the same hour. One hour a week, many clients, not one.
- Teach a proven system. You don't build the content. You bring a system that has been tried and tested.
- Just coach and earn. Harvest takes care of everything except the coaching: the framework, platform, admin and payments.
- Keep your 1:1 clients. Harvest runs alongside your 1:1 work. It doesn't replace it.
