Coaches are not just for sports teams, they are also essential for businesses or organizations looking to grow and improve. Whether it’s personal or professional development, a coach provides guidance and training to achieve specific goals. While they’re not necessarily experts, coaches facilitate learning by asking questions and analyzing results.

There are approximately 23,000 business coaches in the U.S. and around 71,000 globally, but not all coaches are the same! Here are some different types of coaches:

Business consultants– answer questions and provide solutions for specific problems, often in a short-term engagement.

Life coaches– focus on mindset and attitude.

Executive or leadership coaches– concentrate on soft skills like communication and personal development.

Business coaches– focus on strategy, tactics, and hard skills like finance and operations.

Every coach has a different approach, specialization, and philosophy. As a business coach, I work with owners and managers to achieve growth, increase profits, improve employee performance, and resolve issues. I help businesses become well-oiled machines so owners can enjoy what they love most!