A few of my clients have joked that they think I’m stalking them sometimes.
Not stalking in a creepy way, but in a good business-support kind of way.
They’ve made the comment because I often “like” or comment on their social media posts, or I open and respond to emails that they send out to their lists.
Guilty as charged: I’m plugged into what my clients are doing …
I put them on my “Close Friends” list on Facebook, so I’m notified immediately when they post.
I often share their stuff, or I’ll refer potential clients who could be a match over to them.
I open emails that they send to their lists. I want to know what they’re writing about, and give constructive feedback if necessary.
For me, the coaching relationship extends past our coaching sessions. It doesn’t take a breather between our weekly calls.
If you’re working with a coach, do you feel that way, or do you feel neglected between sessions?
I’m not suggesting that a coach should hold your hand 24/7. You’ve got to do the work between calls, of course.
But your coach should be in your corner too.
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