Richmond DinhCreator & Founder of Tiny Challenges™

Most Coaches Completely Miss This..

5 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief segment, the speaker advises coaches who have a small client base (e.g., five clients) to enhance their programs by attending a personal development event together—whether a free workshop or a low‑cost paid seminar. The shared experience serves three purposes: it deepens the coach‑client connection, builds a sense of community, and generates valuable content. After the event, the coach should host a dinner where each client shares their key takeaways, fostering multiple perspectives and deeper learning. The conversation can be recorded and repurposed as marketing or educational content, creating a win‑win‑win scenario for the coach, the clients, and the broader audience.

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If you're a coach and you've got, say, 5 clients, what you should include in your program is go together to a personal development program. And even if it's free, like a free workshop or free seminar, or a paid one that might only be a couple hundred bucks, but when you go together to a virtual in-person development program, you'll number one connect with them, you'll build a community. But then, like what you were saying, have dinner at the end and go around the room, say, what's your key takeaway? What did you learn? And you get the 5 different perspectives, and Everyone learns even more and everyone gets to share and you build upon that and pull out your camera and shoot it and that becomes content. And so that's like the ultimate experience that is a win-win-win for everyone.