Over the last decade I’ve met lots of cool folks in the online space.
One of them is Kevin Thompson, who I call the “Kevin Bacon of Coaching” (as in “Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon”) since he seems to be connected to everyone in the coaching/personal development world.
Kevin is a big fan of “virtual roundtables” and has done over 400 of them, so I spoke with him to dig in and find out more.
He was very open with me – sharing how he sets them up, how he chooses who to invite and how he invites them, how he runs the roundtables, and how he gets business from them.
I share more about Kevin’s strategy in the May issue of my Secret Coach Club newsletter, which is now available.
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Over the last decade I’ve met lots of cool folks in the online space.
One of them is Kevin Thompson, who I call the “Kevin Bacon of Coaching” (as in “Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon”) since he seems to be connected to everyone in the coaching/personal development world.
Kevin is a big fan of “virtual roundtables” and has done over 400 of them, so I spoke with him to dig in and find out more.
He was very open with me – sharing how he sets them up, how he chooses who to invite and how he invites them, how he runs the roundtables, and how he gets business from them.
I share more about Kevin’s strategy in the May issue of my Secret Coach Club newsletter, which is now available.
Join the club to learn about it, and get instant access to 86 months of back issues by subscribing here:
