Business Coaches-Who Are They and Want Do They Do? September 29, 2010

A few weeks ago I mentioned that I wanted to start a small series about business coaches-who they are and what type of coaching they do.  Some of us may be feeling stagnant in our businesses and not sure how to turn things around.  This could be as good a place as any to possibly find that specific coach you need.  Still, there may be others out there who have settled on coaches as there “niche.”  These interviews may help you to hone your skills a bit and customize your services to better serve your clientele.  Over the next few weeks I will be introducing you all to several different individuals and their specific coaching interests.

So, without further ado, I would like to introduce you all to the first business coach in my series, Cesar Viana Teague.

Company:  NEXTLEVEL Consulting

Website:  http://www.nextlevelup.org

Contact:  Email – cesar@nextlevelup.org

              Phone – (888) 881-6164

 

What type of coach do you describe yourself ad?  For ex: Life coach, VA, Social Media, Career, etc.  Small Business/Home Business Coach

 

Briefly introduce yourself and tell us a little about what you do.  I work with small business/home business owners and entrepreneurs to break through current challenges, work smarter, and reach their desired goals.

 

What are three main concepts you talk about in your coaching program?  Helping you to Focus on the following 3 main concepts:

1. Your DMO (Daily Method of Operation)
2. Your IPA (Income Producing Activities)
3. Your Sales & Marketing Plan

 

What are some of the benefits of having a business coach?  And when is a good time to find one?  Some benefits include:

1. Getting out of being stuck
2. Becoming more proactive with defined activities & direction
3. Having a sounding board to bounce ideas off and receive honest feedback
4. Reaching goals quicker

A good time to align with a coach is ASAP.

 

Since this is a blog for VA’s and other Work at Home individuals, I have to ask – Even business coaches need an assistant from time to time, right? In what way would a VA be beneficial to you and your business?  I have been using a VA (Jennifer) and can highly recommend doing this to work smarter – leaving you to focus on your strengths and IPA’s (Income Producing Activities).

 

If you are a coach or know of a coach that would be a great fit for this spotlight series, please contact me.  I would love to “meet” them!