One-on-one coaching beats group coaching because people want personal connection and proximity. Build a strong personal brand around clear values, create a safe environment, and establish trust so clients feel comfortable approaching you directly.
I feel like if you have a, well, personally I believe that if you have a group coaching, I think it's gonna be a few years until you can make a lot of money with it, and then it's gonna get really hard. But if you do one-on-one, or if you're planning on doing one-on-one, I think that's kind of where things are headed. People want this connection, people want this proximity, and so where should you put your focus? Like, if that's you right now, like, where should it go? I think it's on you, it's on brand, it's what's making people feel like they have a connection with you. Establishing a strong world, strong values, kind of things that you tolerate and you don't, building a world so that people can kind of feel like safe with you, safe with approaching you and talking to you one-on-one because it's kind of what people want.
