The Ultimate Life Coach Business Book with Strategies and Tactics for Starting a Business as a Li

Nov. 23, 2012 - PRLog -- Life Coaching is more than listening, more than cheerleading, more than organizing. No matter what the discipline of coaching, the most successful coaches combine some type of a holistic (well rounded) approach to help others succeed in theirpersonal and professional goals. And, that doesn’t mean that a coach’s success should come second. The “Ultimate Life Coach Business Book,” written by personal development experts and professional speakers John Spencer Ellis and Topher Morrison, now offers free tips on succeeding professionally and financially as a life coach or personal development trainer.

Created for life coaches, wellness coaches, fitness coaches, corporate health coaches, professional speakers and other coaching specialties, “Ultimate Life Coach Business Book” offers a step-by-step path to success in coaching.

“There is a reason that we refer to this book as ‘the last book you’ll ever need for your life coaching business.’ It is the ultimate reference on making money and succeeding with clients in any coaching business,” said Ellis, founder of John Spencer Ellis Enterprises, a leading national fitness and personal development solutions company. “Coaches spend so much of their time focusing on process, coaching language and other things that don’t necessarily lead to success, so this book focuses on the skills that help coaches go from struggling to in-demand in just a few weeks.”

The “Ultimate Life Coach Business Book,” available for free online download at http://ultimatelifecoachbusinessbook.com/, helps coaches build their brand, speak more effectively, master social media outreach, write effectively, compel potential clients to take action and create more valuable products and services. Readers simply submit an email address to receive the free guide.

“Coaches can more than double their current income, not to mention their confidence, effectiveness and overall motivation, by making a few concerted changes in how they do business, giving them the ability to reach more people, more effectively,” Ellis added.