Struggling to find the most profitable coaching niche?
You’re in the right place. By the end of this article, you’ll know:
- The only 3 things your audience is willing to pay for
- How to make sure your niche is high-ticket and in-demand
- How to stand out in your market, even if your industry is crowded
These are the exact steps I’ve used to help thousands of clients get clarity on their coaching niche, and now it’s your turn…
How to find your coaching niche:
2. Understand your experience and expertise
3. Niche down
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Why you need a coaching niche to build a successful business
A coaching niche is a specific area of specialization where you tailor your services to address the unique needs, challenges, and goals of a particular group of people (your target audience). Your niche helps attract your ideal clients because you solve their specific problem.
A coaching niche helps you:
- Target the right audience
- Stand out among other coaches
- Speak to your ideal clients
- Ask for higher coaching rates
Think about it:
Would you buy a health coaching package that talks specifically about your situation (such as: women in their 40s, men who want to bulk up, people with hormonal problems) or a generic health program for anyone and everyone?
Probably the more specific option.
And you would likely see that program as MUCH more valuable than one that doesn’t promise you the specific results you want.
The thing is:
The right type of coaching niche can help you build a highly profitable coaching business, while building a business you’re passionate about and having a real impact.
The good news is that there are coaches in all types of niches. For example, some of my own clients help…
- People lose weight with the help of herbs
- New investors invest in real estate
- Ambitious men who want to date better
- Millennials to land better jobs
- Introverts to improve their public speaking skills
- Entrepreneurs improve their mindset and earn more
Now, some niches are more popular than others. Before we dive into what niche YOU should choose, let’s take a look at what types of niches are in demand.
What type of coaching is in demand?
The most popular coaching niches, based on the amount of people searching for them online, are:
- Life coaching
- Health coaching
- Career coaching
- Business coaching
- Financial coaching
- Relationship coaching
- Mindset coaching
These also happen to be niches people will be interested in today – and 10 years from now.
That said, there are niches that are trending right now. To figure out what some of the fastest growing coaching niches are, I looked at specific trend reporting, including:
- Coaching trends (here)
- Business trends (here)
- Health and wellness trends (here and here)
- Workplace trends (here)
And here are the top coaching niches in 2025:
1. AI coaching: AI is one of the fastest-growing industries right now. AI coaches help individuals or businesses use AI.
2. Wellness coaching: Wellness is a $480 billion market and 82% of US consumers consider wellness a top priority, according to McKinsey. Wellness coaching is part of that trend.
3. Career transition coaching: Fewer people have traditional career paths compared to 10-20 years ago. A lot of people are looking to shift careers and reskill as technology and business models evolve.
4. Remote work coaching: 60% of US firms allow people to work from home, according to The Economist. As a remote work coach, you help them find remote roles or perform better in those jobs, or you support employers who want to find, hire, train, and work with remote talent.
5. Online dating coaching: Most couples find each other through online dating, but an increasing number of people are experiencing online dating burnout. An online dating coach helps people date better.
6. Mental health coaching: Mental health awareness is growing. As a mental health coach, you help people take care of their mental health.
7. Longevity coaching: Longevity is a growing industry, as more people explore healthy aging. Longevity coaches can help people live longer and healthier.
8. Travel coaching: Tourism generates $1.5trn in revenue. A few sub-niches include travel coaching for digital nomads, women, couples, or families.
9. Retirement coaching: People live longer and are looking for help with transitioning into retirement.
10. Sleep coaching: Sleep is the second-highest ranked health and wellness priority for consumers, according to McKinsey. A sleep coach helps adults, children, or babies sleep better.
Now you know what coaching is in demand. But what niche should you choose? Let’s look at 100 different niches and how to choose one.
The most profitable coaching niches today
Hopefully, you’re already buzzing with ideas for what type of coaching business you want to start.
But if you’re still unsure or clueless, don’t worry.
Here are 100 proven niches you can start today:
The most popular coaching niches
1. Career coaching
Career coaching is about helping people advance in their careers. As a career coach, you offer guidance on different career-related challenges, such as managing a career transition, finding a dream job, getting a raise, and getting a promotion.
Read more about becoming a career coach here.
2. Health coaching
A health coach helps people improve their health. For example, you might help clients do this with a specific diet or a work-out regimen you’ve developed.
Here is my guide on how to become a health coach.
3. Life coaching
Life coaching as a niche is too broad, but I’m listing it here to help you get a better understanding of what niche you can narrow down to if you want to help clients improve their life. The thing is: You should be more specific. What goal are you trying to help them with? What problem are you solving? That’s your life coaching niche.
Read more about life coaching.
4. Mindset coaching
A mindset coach helps people improve their mindset and overcome their limiting beliefs and that way, achieve their goals. You can be a mindset coach for a specific type of person or a niche.
5. Financial coaching
As a financial coach, you help people improve their personal finances. This can be through guiding people on how to use their money, investing, or making more money.
I have a complete guide on how to become a financial coach here.
6. Relationship coaching
Relationship or dating coaching is all about helping people find better relationships.
7. Weight loss coaching
As a weight loss coach, you help people lose weight. You can use your own methodology or focus on a specific niche of people (over 40s or women).
8. Nutrition coaching
A nutrition coach helps people eat better. All types of people are interested in nutrition coaching. For example, people who have allergies, who want to lose weight, or who want to eat a plant-based diet.
9. Public speaking coaching
Public speaking coaching helps people improve their speaking skills.
10. Productivity coaching
As a productivity coach, you help people reach their goals by becoming more effective and efficient. Here’s how to become a productivity coach.
Life skills coaching
11. Confidence coaching
Confidence coaching helps people build their self-confidence and, that way, change their lives. Other sub-niches include empowerment coaching and self-love coaching.
12. Stress coaching
As a stress coach, you help your clients deal better with stress and anxiety and manage their work-life balance.
13. Manifestation coach
Manifestation coaches help people learn how to focus their thoughts, intentions, and energy on specific goals so that they increase their chances of achieving them.
14. Communication coaching
Communication is a core skill and a communication coach helps people communicate more effectively.
15. Resilience coaching
People deal with all types of life challenges. A resilience coach helps them overcome them faster.
16. Emotional intelligence coaching
An emotional intelligence coach helps people improve their EI. This guide shows you how to become one.
17. Conflict management coaching
Some people are bad at dealing with conflict. A conflict management coach helps them resolve this.
18. Mindfulness coaching
Mindfulness helps people be more present and aware instead of reactive or overwhelmed. As a mindfulness coach, you help people learn this valuable skill.
Relationship and family coaching
19. Parenting coaching
A parenting coach helps parents improve their parenting. Read more about becoming a parenting coach here.
20. ADHD coaching
People who have been diagnosed with ADHD might need help adjusting and performing well despite their diagnosis. For example, parents with children who have ADHD might need support to cope. That’s what an ADHD coach helps with.
21. Intimacy coaching
An intimacy coach helps people express their intimacy better. Here’s how to become an intimacy coach.
22. Coaching for couples
Relationships are hard and as a coach for couples, you help them navigate their own relationship. For example, marriage coaching is one form of couple coaching.
23. Family coaching
As a family coach, you support families to overcome challenges such as communication issues or functioning better together as a family.
24. Birth coaching
Women who give birth sometimes want that extra support. That’s what a birth coach does.
25. Sleep coaching for babies
Anyone with a baby who has sleep issues knows it can have a huge impact on life. A sleep coach helps them improve the baby’s sleep.
26. Infertility coaching
An infertility coach helps support couples who have problems with their fertility.
Life transition coaching
27. Grief coaching
A person who is going through grief can get support from a grief coach, who helps them cope with their loss. Trauma coaching can be another form of grief coaching.
28. Coaching for divorced couples
Divorce is a big life event. A divorce coach can help clients navigate that life transition.
29. Recovery coaching
A recovery coach helps people overcome different forms of addiction and transition into a life without them.
30. Mid-life coaching
A mid-life coach helps people achieve their goals as they age.
31. Life direction coaching
People who feel lost about their direction in life might want support with finding it. That’s what a coach helps them do. You can be a clarity coach, a transformational coach, or an intuitive life coach.
32. Relocation coaching
If you’ve ever relocated to a new city or country, you know it comes with multiple challenges, such as finding an apartment, finding new social circles, language barriers, and so on. A relocation coach helps people settle in faster.
Business coaching
33. Marketing coaching
If you’ve been part of starting a business or growing a business, you can become a marketing coach. A marketing coach helps businesses improve their marketing strategy and plan. Your niche can be startups, small business, or bigger businesses.
34. Sales coaching
Sales coaching helps businesses make more sales and improve their sales funnels.
35. Coaching for teams
Teamwork is so important for a company’s bottom line. As a coach, you help teams perform better together.
36. Agile coaching for teams
In the same way, agile work methods are increasingly popular across many different types of organizations. An agile coach improves how companies work.
37. Organizational coaching
An organizational coach helps streamline businesses.
38. Facebook ads coaching
Facebook ads can be a great lead generation strategy. A Facebook ads coach helps businesses optimize their ads.
39. Copywriting coaching
A copywriting coach supports business owners in writing better copy for more sales.
40. Product coaching
If you’re a product manager, you can coach product teams or help other product managers move up the career ladder. Here’s how to become a product coach.
41. Retailer coaching
A retailer coach helps retail spaces optimize their space and business.
42. Ecommerce coaching
If you’ve built ecommerce businesses, you could help others do the same.
43. Money mindset coaching
A money mindset coach helps entrepreneurs earn more by improving how they think about money and see their worth.
44. Grant writing coaching
A lot of businesses and organizations apply for grants. As a grant writing coach, you help them get more funding.
45. Cultural coaching
A business with offices in different countries will face cultural challenges. A cultural coach can help them work better together as a global team.
46. Sustainability coaching
An increasing number of businesses want to improve their sustainability track record. A sustainability coach helps them do just that.
47. Instagram coaching
Know how to get more clients with Instagram? Then, you could become an Instagram coach and help businesses use it to reach their audience.
48. Pinterest coaching
In the same way, if you are a Pinterest marketer, you can help businesses use Pinterest for more sales.
49. Video coaching
A video coach helps people become more confident and persuasive on video.
50. Podcasting coaching
Podcasting is an important medium for many businesses. As a podcasting coach, you help them use it in the best way.
51. LinkedIn coaching
If you know how to use LinkedIn for more sales, you can help businesses improve their presence on LinkedIn and get more leads and clients.
Leadership coaching
52. Leadership coaching
Have experience working in various leadership roles? Then, helping others improve their leadership skills might be the right coaching niche for you. Here’s how to become a leadership coach.
53. Executive coaching
In the same way, you might specifically help executives improve in their roles.
54. CEO coaching
And as a coach for the CEO of a company, you help that CEO improve their leadership skills and make better decisions.
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Health coaching
55. Sports coaching
Enjoy coaching sports teams? Become a sports coach.
56. Running coaching
A running coach helps people to improve their running skills.
57. Strength coaching
As a strength coach, you help people achieve their strength goals
58. Yoga coaching
A yoga coach helps people learn yoga and achieve different benefits, such as less stress and more mindfulness.
59. Nurse health coach
If you have a background as a nurse, you could become a nurse health coach. This is a specialized form of health coaching that requires a nursing degree.
60. Fitness coaching
A fitness coach helps people become fitter. Here’s how to become an online fitness coach.
Skills coaching
61. Language coaching
A lot of people want to improve their language skills for professional or personal reasons. You can help them become more fluent in a language.
62. Writing coaching
A writing coach helps people write fiction or fact. Here’s how to become one.
63. Vocal coaching
A vocal coach can help people in a variety of ways, including supporting clients who want to learn how to sing, speak, and learn a dialect.
64. Dance coaching
A dance coach supports people in improving their dance skills.
65. Photography coach
As a photography coach, you help your students become better photographers.
Financial coaching
66. Personal finance coaching
A personal finance coach helps their clients improve their personal finances. For example, you might help people invest their money better and save for bigger expenses.
67. Debt coaching
As a debt coach, you help people get out of debt. Some examples include student loan or consumer debt.
68. Retirement planning coaching
If you have experience managing finances for retirement or succession planning, retirement coaching might be your niche.
69. Real estate investment coaching
Buying a house or rental property is a big life decision. As a real estate coach, you help people make the right decision.
Career coaching
70. Job skills coaching
Many people want to learn new skills to improve at their jobs or to change careers. If you have a skill you can teach (such as animation or graphic design), you can help people achieve their goals faster.
71. Transition coaching
A transition coach supports their clients in life transitions, including career transitions.
72. Academic coaching
An academic coach helps people in academia in different ways. For example, you might support those who want to find new careers in this field.
73. Change management coaching
Change management coaching is about helping people and organizations go through changes. You might work with professionals or with a wider organization.
74. Personal brand coach
A personal brand is key to better job opportunities. You can help people create a strong brand as a branding coach.
Spiritual coaching
75. Spiritual coaching
A spiritual coach helps people improve their spiritual life. Read more about becoming a spiritual coach here.
76. Healing coaching
A healer can provide that support to people who are looking for spiritual guidance.
77. Religious coaching
As a religious coach, you help people become stronger in their faith. Christian life coaching is one form of religious coaching.
Coaching for students
78. Coaching for students
Students (or their parents) want to get better grades and get into great schools. That’s what you can help them with.
79. College admission coaching
A college admission coach helps high school students get into their dream colleges.
Personal development coaching
80. Personal development coaching
As with life coaching, you want to be specific when describing your personal development niche. What is it that you help people achieve and why? Here’s a full guide on how to become a personal development coach.
81. Happiness coaching
As a happiness coach, you help people lead a happier life.
82. EFT coaching
Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) is an alternative treatment for emotional distress. As an EFT coach, you guide people through the process.
83. Self-discovery coaching
As a self-discovery coach, you help people discover themselves.
84. Purpose coaching
A purpose coach helps people find that mission or life purpose.
85. Friendship coaching
A lot of people feel lonely and want to improve their relationships. You can help them form stronger friendships as a friendship coach.
Lifestyle coaching
86. Lifestyle coaching
A lifestyle coach helps their clients create a more fulfilling lifestyle, for example by helping them create routines or improving their wellbeing.
87. Pet training coaching
Are you great with pets? As a pet training coach, you can help other pet owners train their pets better.
88. Personal style coaching
A personal style coach helps people improve their style.
Performance coaching
89. Performance coaching
People want to improve their performance (work, fitness, or something else), but don’t know how. You help them achieve that. Read more about becoming a performance coach here. Alternatively, you can become a mental performance coach.
90. Behavioral coaching
Behavioral coaching combines psychology, behavioral science, and neuroplasticity to help clients improve performance, form better habits, and overcome personal challenges.
91. Goal-setting coaching
Are you a pro at setting goals? As a goal-setting coach, you help people do the same.
92. Focus coaching
Want to help people improve their focus? Become a focus coach. Motivational coaching is another alternative.
93. Creativity coaching
A creativity coach helps people improve their creativity.
94. Coaching people to read faster
Speed reading is a big thing. If you have developed your own speed reading methodology, you might help people do the same.
95. Habits coaching
A habits coach helps people form better and stronger habits.
96. Success coaching
Success coaching is a great way to help people succeed with their goals.
97. Time management coaching
A lot of people struggle with time management. As a time management coach, you help them improve their time management skills and get more done.
98. Memory coaching
A memory coach helps people memorize things faster and better.
99. Accountability coaching
An accountability coach keeps their clients accountable so that they achieve what they set out to do.
100. Discipline coaching
Discipline is huge for performance. As a discipline coach, you help your clients improve their own discipline.
How to find your coaching niche in 3 steps
Now, let’s take a look at how YOU can find your coaching business idea.
Because something a lot of my clients ask me is:
“Luisa, how do I choose a coaching niche I know will be successful?”
Fortunately, finding your niche comes down to a few, simple steps. With these steps, you ensure that your niche is profitable — so that you’re working on the RIGHT idea from the start.
We’ll look at these steps below, but if you prefer video content, take a look at this short video I put together:
Step #1: Solve a problem that people are willing to pay for
You know what any successful coaching business does?
It solves a problem…and then gets paid to do it.
Speaking of getting paid, there are only three things that potential clients are willing to pay for. Think of them as your coaching niche finders:
Thing #1: To Be…
In other words, to be that version of themselves that they are dreaming of. Hot, less stressed, recognized.
Thing #2: To Have…
A few examples of what people might pay to have are freedom, more money, or a better career.
Thing #3: To Feel…
Loved, happy, confident, healthy
With this step, you KNOW your coaching niche will be profitable.
And how do you figure out what people want to pay for?
Simple:
Look at what’s already out there.
Ask yourself:
- What are people paying for? For example, what are you being paid for in your job?
- What types of programs do people already invest in?
- What do people ask about online?
The way I realized people wanted online advertising consulting (my first online business) was to go into Facebook groups and see what people were already asking about.
At the time, I worked with online advertising in my day job. And when I saw how many people were asking about just that, I realized this was a coaching niche I could get into.
Step #2: Figure out the most profitable problems YOU can solve
Now that you know the 3 things that people are willing to pay for, it’s simply about figuring out which of those things YOU can help people with.
I want to make this super clear: You don’t need to come up with a crazy original idea.
All you have to do is draw on your own experience and expertise. Think about what you’re already doing in your current job or life, and do that in your business. Just like I did in the example above.
There are two keys to success to keep in mind:
First, draw on something that you actually have experience in. (Otherwise, how will you be able to help your clients get actual results?)
If you already have experience and results in a niche, “proof” that you have coaching skills, such as a coaching certification, becomes irrelevant.
Second, make sure you’re focusing on something that people are willing to pay for, like we talked about in the previous step.
Some of the most common profitable coaching niches that my clients focus on include career, health, relationship, leadership, speaking, and video coaching, or even done for you services like copywriting or site design or project management.
Let’s take my client Ruby as an example.
Today, Ruby runs Good Gentleman, a six-figure relationship coaching business.
But she, just like you, started from zero.
To figure out her niche, she looked at her experience working for big dating sites like eHarmony. By using that experience, she set up her dating business for ambitious men.
Another client, Emily Liou, had years of experience working as a recruiter for Fortune 500 companies. She used her background as a recruiter to start her own career coaching business, Cultivitae.
Step #3: Get specific on your coaching niche
Are you scared that getting too specific will lose you business instead of helping you get more?
The truth is, it’s actually exactly the opposite.
Because when you’re starting out and no one knows who you are, the best way to stand out in their minds is to let them know exactly — and specifically — how you can help them.
Think about it this way: If I’m a health coach and I say, “I help you lose weight,” how memorable is that?
Even if you are trying to lose weight, you’re probably going to forget me like *that*.
But what if I told you, “I help busy professionals lose weight while juggling your busy schedules, and without having to do crazy diets or workouts?”
If you’re a busy professional wanting to lose weight, you bet you’re going to want to know more.
Use this formula to figure out your own specific niche:
“I help ___ to ___ so that __.”
Frequently asked questions about coaching niches
What kind of coaches make the most money?
The amount of money you can make as a coach depends on several factors, not just your niche. These include: your target audience, your experience, your testimonials, and your business model (hourly or package rates).
Which coaching niche is best?
No coaching niche is better than the rest because as long as you solve a problem people are willing to pay for, you can become a successful coach. The best coaching niche for YOU depends on your skills and experience. Coach people on something you already know, such as skills you’ve learned at your job or on your own.
How do you find coaching clients?
The first step to finding coaching clients is to decide on your niche. The next step is to go where your potential clients hang out. For example, asking people you know for referrals, posting content on social media platforms, or getting interviewed on podcasts are excellent ways to find your first clients.
Those are the three foolproof steps to nailing your coaching niche.
At this point, you should have enough clarity to go out there and get your first paying client. You might not have 100% clarity, and that’s normal, because total clarity comes only after you’ve actually worked with a client.
And I’ve got you covered there too.
I have a bonus tutorial for you, right here, on how to build a thriving coaching business.
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37 Responses
Great article! Extremely clear and helpful. Thank you so much for putting this together Luisa.
You’re welcome!
Excellent read. Saved this to go over it again later. Got me thinking a lot as an intuitive eating coach! I’m still figuring out what’s the best niche for me!
Glad it got you thinking! Excited for you to fine-tune your niche!
Detailed and didactic! Thanks Luisa.
Great information,
Thanks.
I really appreciate this article, the info is spot on for a beginner like me.
Thank you so much for this fully packed expository article. I find it very helpful. Cheers.
This information surely helps me in what I was looking for. Thank you so much!
Wow. Thank you very much for enlightening me on coaching niches and getting started as a beginner. The wealth of information helped me choose a niche that speaks to me
Happy to hear it! You’re welcome! 🙂
I want to provide life and executive personal and professional development coaching for office workers. Is that a clear niche?
This is a very extensive list of coaching niches and target audiences as well. As a mindset coach, I see myself across a few of them. It did help me see with clarity where I am right now and where I am moving too. Thanks for sharing!
Glad to hear it! You’re welcome! 🙂
When in confusion, The Universe will always open your doors to awareness, if you are ready… and your article is one such place I was seeking as I make a career transition and look towards reestablishing myself as a Coach… thank you
You’re welcome!
Everything you write is incredibly helpful. And after reading so much of it now, I think my biggest speedbump is finding a specific niche for helping tweens and teens. It is so wide-open and not sure how to define it for this more vulnerable population. I’m really stuck!
Thank you so much for this very informative article, Luisa!
Look how many people you have helped here…including me!
At the age of 69 I am reinventing myself and the door to that reinvention has just been opened a bit further!
A gift for you: https://medium.com/reciprocall/an-open-door-a6d3d48aa2e3?sk=00b565ee9f0e88e9600c641be088ecda
Gratefully,
Bruce
Great list and really helpful steps to help us coaches niche down. It really does highlight all the great areas we can help people in.
For me, I love helping clients improve their confidence through mindset, self worth and strengthening their identity.
I also help coaches find their niche and package their services to serve at a deeper level and earn what they are worth.
Your readers can learn more at my website if they are intersted.
Great article! I just defined my target audience to be burned out professional to regain their energy and vitality. I love to practice and teach kundalini yoga and EFT tapping and I use it to really wake up energy and clarity to the mind. So seeing that there is an actual niche for “Energy Coaching” was SO amazing and helpful!! I just added it to my LinkedIn bio, thank YOU!
This is a wonderful article and it has definitely helped me to narrow down the 3 niches that I would fit into. Thank you so much for this info and making so easy to read and absorb. I appreciate you!
Luisa, what a wonderful and beautiful article. Thank you so much for providing the information and taking the time to read the comments. It’s so challenging for me to narrow down my niche. Over the past twenty-five years, I have worked in the field of social services. Through my work, I have helped people overcome self-confidence, find jobs, enroll in college, find apartments, and apply for benefits. Throughout my career, I have counseled a wide variety of people. I have helped the homeless and provided basic necessities for people through my work. I have held group sessions for women who were incarcerated to become productive in society. I have taught happiness and life skills workshops. It’s been a challenge to say which one is my niche because all of these things are connected to each other. There is no one thing that made my career successful; it was a combination of all these things that led me to where I am today. The biggest challenge with this has been saying what makes me different than anyone else out there helping people succeed in life.
I stumbled across this read by chance and am so happy I did. One of the most informative reads on niches I have read that is practical and very useful. Have signed up for your Masterclass and am looking forward to it. Many thanks Luisa. Greatly appreciated.
This is so informational. I did not realize that pretty much any area in one’s life may be beneficial from a life coach.
Just reading this article alone gave me so much insight and clarity. I’m more inspired. Thank you so much for this.
Indeed an inspirational article on coaching and how to approach it. Your article has touched on an aspect that I have always been strugelling with: The inactive approach of just asking questions wich make coaching to a certain extend ” a cold” experience and “a trapped” situation. I thus like the perspective of coach-sulting. I buy 100% into that perspective because I agree the coach must provide value to the client
I sincerely want to say thank you very much for taking out the time to share such profitable awesome information. A Mental Health Coach shared you site with me and I’m grateful that I logged in. Before, I didn’t have knowledge of where I wanted to start, but now I something to work with thanks to you.
I’m so happy to hear that you found this helpful! Wishing you the best of luck!
Wow, this article is exactly what I needed! Good to know there’s so many options as I was getting stuck!
Thank you for this information. I have been struggling with my coaching business for 3 years, because I couldn’t figure out how to have a business with 2 totally different Niches. Your article is very helpful and I have to push forward and just focus on one thing.
Great article. It will help me get started in planning for my niche – disability coach – to give people with disabilities the best coping strategies to maintain their hope and dreams
Glad to hear it. Best of luck with building your beautiful business!
Thank you! This article brought inspiration and clarity to me. I am honing in on sharing solutions that tap into my passion and areas of expertise.
You’re welcome! Glad the article was able to help. 🙂
Very informative… I’m looking to focus on grief coaching for women who may have lost their child to overdose? What are your thoughts?
I want to coach individuals on how to stay sober from drugs specifically alcohol, nicotine, and marijuana. Since these drugs are legal I think people abuse these more frequently than illegal drugs. Is there a market for that kind of coaching? What do you think? Which
Hi Luisa, I have followed your YouTube videos for quite a while. I am a health coach but just getting started, and recently I thought of this niche, that is to do health coaching for healthcare professionals who have chronic diseases, obesity, or burnout. What do you think?