
The executive coaches out there know that coaching is very rewarding, but the business of executive coaching can be confusing, frustrating and unnecessarily opaque. Join senior executive coach Ellie Scarf each week as she shares practical business advice, tips she’s learnt from her mistakes and her mentors, and the latest business ideas translated for the executive coaching context. Join Ellie and... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 111 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CareersBusinessEntrepreneurship | |||

As we step back into work after the holiday break, this episode speaks to a feeling many coaches experience at this time of year: coming back to your desk and feeling a bit flat and may be thinking “um… no this ain’t it”.
We aren’t diving into big ... more
In this episode, I wanted to share with you one of the most popular episodes from the last year.
This episode is a favourite because it addresses a question that makes many coaches cringe: “So… what do you actually do?” If networking, referrals, or ... more
If you are a coach, considering starting your own business in 2026, this episode is for you.For the holidays, I’m revisiting some of last year’s most popular episodes, and this episode was certainly one of them. The start of the year is a perfect tim... more
Outreach is one of the most powerful ways to grow an executive coaching business and also one of the most misunderstood.
In this episode, I wanted to revisit one of the most popular and practical conversations from the podcast this year, focusing on... more
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As a leadership coach, this podcast has become a true lifeline. Coaching can feel lonely sometimes, and listening to Ellie is like pulling up a chair with someone who really gets what it’s like to build a business in this space. Her mix of honesty, wisdom, and steady encouragement helps me feel less alone and more supported. I also love how she genuinely invites engagement from her audience. Thank you, Ellie, for creating something so thoughtful and generous.
Ellie shares a wealth of information in her podcast to help any coach reach their potential. Thank you Ellie!!
This podcast is simple, straightforward and really easy to listen to. It will help you navigate some of the issues you encounter starting or developing a professional coaching business and get inspiration from guests.
I’ve listened to quite a few episodes now and thank Ellie for her generosity in sharing how to run a coaching business. As a lawyer turned (Masters qualified) coach, turned coaches business coach, she knows what’s required, and what gets in our way of being successful. A highly recommended resource for coaches out there who want to more broadly serve others but need a helping hand.
This is the place to listen for practical advice that is simple to implement and has such a huge impact on my business - I rate this podcast and Ellie’s programs so highly, and recommend them for any coach out there.
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Focused on the intricacies of establishing and growing an executive coaching practice, this podcast provides valuable insights tailored for both aspiring and experienced coaches. Each episode features discussions on vital topics such as creating a sales pipeline, developing a compelling coaching bio, defining service offerings, and understanding ideal client demographics. The host also shares personal experiences and practical tips aimed at demystifying the business landscape for executive coaches, addressing challenges like visibility, client acquisition, and pricing strategies. Unique to this content is the encouragement of community engagement and support, promoting personal growth alongside professional development in the coaching field... more
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