Carly Hill walks through how licensed therapists can start coaching on the side. File a separate business license, open a new bank account, pick a specific niche for high-ticket work, and get liability insurance. Checklists and trainings exist to help with both.
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How do we actually make the switch? Okay, we know all the reasons why group coaching is amazing. It just makes sense. It feels good for the client. It can totally work, right? Well, how do I do it? How do I actually make the shift currently? So first thing you have to do is one, file a business license. Okay? It needs to be separate. So you have private practice, for example, you need to file a separate business entity and then you need to figure out a coaching niche. This can be hard for therapists. This is my favorite thing to help you with is niching down. I also have plenty of trainings on this. But you have to figure out what your niche is. And in the high ticket world, okay, this is a different beast in itself. You have to be hyper niche and very, very specific on who you help and how you help them. So file your business license, figure out what your niche is. You're going to do all the steps to protect your license. It's not that hard. Plenty of resources on that. You need professional liability insurance. You just need to keep everything separate. Okay. You're going to get separate bank account and whole checklist that can walk you through that stuff.