The San Francisco Chapter of the International Coach Federation®
UPCOMING MEETINGS & EVENTS
No registration required!
Join SF Coaches for Effortless Business Building
Handlery Hotel, 351 Geary St. (Union Square) San Francisco Wednesday, June 11th from 6:30 – 9:00 pm
Effortless Business Building: Overcome Negative Patterns That Inhibit the Growth of Your Business
Creativity catalyst and financially successful coach, Bill Baren, will share his experience in building a six figure coaching business and introduce tools for coaches to build their businesses.
In this program, Bill will define and examine:
The three pillars of a successful coaching business and what is required to be successful in each area
(1. the business of coaching, 2. the art of coaching, 3. YOU)
Identify what is standing in the way of you growing your business
Learn a framework and classification system for identifying the underlying cause of stuckness and negative patterns in yourself and your clients
Learn tools and techniques to move yourself and your clients through stuckness
Shift the way that you relate to you businesses for greater effortlessness and prosperity
Bill Baren
Bill Baren is a creativity catalyst who inspires entrepreneurs to integrate creativity and life balance with financial success. Bill has developed a coaching methodology that identifies and eliminates negative patterns that keep people stuck and inhibit prosperity. His approach to coaching integrates the logical and tangible with the creative and intuitive. Before coaching, Bill was the founder and president of four successful companies in the music industry. Bill’s areas of expertise are in business building, entrepreneurship, effortlessness and helping clients get unstuck.
A former President of SF Coaches, Bill has been a popular guest presenter at various coaching forums including: SF Coaches, Silicon Valley Coaches, North Bay Coaches, and East Bay Coaches.
Meeting Fees: Free to members of the four Bay Area chapters; $15 for non-members.
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Bill Baren
