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Build Your Own Business Coaching Practice

If you’re interested in building a complimentary business coaching practice focused on strategy execution, one that can generate an additional revenue stream, a service that can attract new clients, and one that can substantially increase the market value of your existing business, then you need to take a look at Six Disciplines.

The best way to understand the Six Disciplines opportunity is to register for the next "Establishing a Strategy Execution Practice" webcast, conducted by CEO and founder, Gary Harpst.
 
In the meantime, watch this 6 minute slidecast "The Six Discipines Business Coaching Opportunity", presented Gary Harpst, as he describes the business opportunity, the strategies for growth in your business, and the keys to success.
 

Start Your Six Disciplines Strategy Execution Coaching Practice - In Just 30 Days

  1. Get started TODAY! Tell us about yourself and your goals for building your coaching practice by completing our short questionnaire.
  2. Next, we'll call you to discuss the opportunity in more detail.
  3. We'll then provide you with all the material you'll need to understand the business, the business model, and to assess the potential opportunity.
  4. The final step is for you to decide whether this is for you, and make the decision to move forward.
  5. Complete the coach certification steps - and you're ready to seize the opportunity.

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