You're facing a skeptical business coaching client. How can you build trust and rapport effectively?
When you're a business coach, encountering skepticism isn't unusual. Clients may doubt the value you bring or the effectiveness of coaching in general. Your task is to turn this skepticism into trust and rapport, which are the bedrock of a successful coaching relationship. By understanding and addressing their concerns, demonstrating your expertise, and being genuinely interested in their success, you can build a strong foundation for your coaching sessions. Remember, trust isn't given; it's earned through consistent, reliable actions and the ability to show tangible results that resonate with your client's goals.
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