Stories from Rich Litvin’s students

I was afraid that if I left my job, my coaching business might fail. Deep inside, I was tired of working just for survival - I longed for the freedom of being self-employed and the fulfillment of creating real impact... I don't just see myself as a coach - I see myself as a change-maker. I don't focus on selling, I focus on adding value.

I was very insecure about my coaching, I felt imposter syndrome and I only tried to coach people "below" me. I would never have thought of contacting a CEO or any other kind of c-suite leader... I still have imposter syndrome, but I know that it is ok... it is just a sign that I am playing a game that is bigger and bolder.

When I started my coaching business, I had doubts about myself and what I was getting myself into. In that state of confusion, I found this program and I remembered that I had been listening to Rich's videos on coaching for over two years. I enrolled on the Being an Exponential Coach program. This has helped me to go…

I did not own my own value as a coach leveraging my life and corporate experience... this program really helped me move from my head to my heart creating a deep presence in my coaching which was transformational for my clients... My clients are now investing in my programs both individually and corporately.

As a new coach, I do have a lot of self-doubt, not feeling confident, what should be my next step, etc. I feel more confident and got clear instructions on how to proceed

I was a coach who struggled to connect with others because I held back on sharing my message... I understand the impact of powerful conversations and making it about the other person. I feel less anxious about creating clients.