Business Success for Spiritual Directors, Guides, & Coaches
Overcome Obstacles to Grow Your Spiritual Practice
Ratings 5.00 / 5.00
What You Will Learn!
- Skills and confidence in starting and running a successful spiritual business
- Fundamentals to help grow your practice: essential guiding questions, pro-tips, outlines, systems, and structures
- Advice on how to maintain integrity, authenticity, and soulfulness in the process
- Insights on maintaining fun, spontaneity, play, resilience, and sustainability in your sacred work
Description
If you’re a spiritual director, guide, coach, or other practitioner – this course is for you. It’ll help you begin or reinvigorate your sacred work, so your practice can be both spiritual AND successful!
I’m Scott McRae with the Spiritual Direction Learning Lab. I’ve been a successful spiritual director for over 20 years, logging countless hours guiding clients, as well as fellow practitioners like you.
In this course, I share what I’ve learned is the right set of tools for jumpstarting and growing your practice:
We'll come back to your vocational (and therefore your business’) fundamentals – your "why, who, how”, and more!
We'll work through the intimidating aspects of business development, from the practical obstacles (like staying organized) to the inner hang-ups (like imposter syndrome)
Along the way, I share more of my own experience. And I present alternatives to the stereotypes about running a successful business. I've learned you don't need to compromise your values to grow your spiritual practice. In fact, by defining your work more intentionally, you lean further into the sweet spot where you feel more alive with spirit.
You’ll leave the course more confident than ever in your sacred work. So let’s dive in, to Business Success for Spiritual Directors, Guides, & Coaches!
Who Should Attend!
- For beginners AND those who want to take their spiritual business to the next level of success
- Spiritual directors, guides, and coaches who want to feel more freedom in their sacred work
- Practitioners who want to move beyond imposter syndrome and embrace confidence in their practice
- Practitioners who want to clear administrative, logistical, marketing, or organizational hurdles
- Practitioners who want to learn about a way of doing business that doesn't feel slimy or sales-y