What does it actually look like to build a multiple six-figure coaching business? In this episode, I sit down with Thriving Coach Academy graduate Karen Millon, a coach who now regularly creates five-figure months in her business.

Karen’s path into coaching began during a major transition in her own life: a divorce. Her experience with coaching during that time opened her eyes to how powerful the work could be, and she eventually began coaching others herself. For nearly three years, she was coaching without formal training. Eventually, she enrolled in Thriving Coach Academy to become a stronger coach and learn how to actually scale what she was doing.

In our conversation, she shares the evolution of her business, the lessons she learned along the way, and what aspiring coaches should know about developing both the coaching skills and business skills required to create a profitable coaching career.

Karen's Website: https://healin.net/

To start a successful coaching business, visit ⁠www.thrivingcoachacademy.com⁠.

What separates a good coach from a truly exceptional one?

In this episode, we break down the qualities and mindsets that some of the most successful coaches have in common—and they go far beyond simply being a good listener, asking powerful questions, or being empathetic.

Whether you’re already building your coaching practice or you’re considering becoming a coach, you’ll discover some of the less obvious traits that can make a major difference in your ability to attract clients, create meaningful results, and build a thriving business.

We’ll explore what helps top coaches stand out, why certain qualities are often overlooked by newer coaches, and how you can begin developing them in your own coaching practice.

If you want to become a more confident, impactful, and successful coach, this episode will give you plenty to reflect on—and practical ways to raise the standard of how you coach and how you show up in your business.

To become a Certified Professional Coach, visit ⁠www.thrivingcoachacademy.com⁠.

There’s a side of pursuing big goals that almost nobody talks about enough: the moments where you feel defeated. Not just disappointed for a few minutes — but deeply discouraged. The moments where you question yourself, lose momentum, compare yourself to everyone else, and secretly wonder if maybe this just isn’t going to work out for you after all.

In this episode, we’re talking about why feeling defeated is not only normal when building a coaching business… it’s unavoidable. Just like in sports, nobody wins every game. There will be losses, rejection, slow seasons, failed launches, unanswered messages, low engagement, self-doubt, and moments where you feel emotionally exhausted from trying so hard. The problem is not that these moments happen. The problem is that most people don’t know how to psychologically recover from them.

You’ll learn the mindset shifts, emotional tools, and “athlete mentality” that help people stay in the game long enough to eventually succeed. Because the people who build extraordinary lives are usually not the people who never lost — they’re the people who learned how to lose without abandoning themselves.

To start a successful coaching business, visit ⁠www.thrivingcoachacademy.com⁠.