Coach Builder: Turn Expertise Into a Profitable Coaching Career by Donald Miller - Non Fiction - Paperback

Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781400248995. Publisher: HarperCollins Focus. Age Range: Adult / General. Overview:. Coach Builder by Donald Miller is a practical, no-nonsense guide for anyone ready to turn hard-won expertise into a thriving coaching or consulting business. Drawing on more than two decades advising brands like TOMS Shoes and TREK Bicycles, Miller lays out an 8-step framework covering everything from finding clients to pricing services. This brand-new paperback suits career changers and consultants wanting a clear, repeatable playbook.. About the Book:. Coach Builder grew out of the coaching program Donald Miller founded in 2020, where he has personally helped hundreds of professionals launch and scale six, seven, and even eight-figure coaching businesses. Rather than dwelling on theory, the book delivers a step-by-step playbook: how to identify a marketable area of expertise, build a compelling website, design a menu of services, set prices with confidence, and attract a steady pipeline of clients. Miller writes in the same accessible, story-driven style that made Building a StoryBrand a bestseller, blending real client examples with templates readers can put to work immediately. Chapters address common stumbling blocks such as imposter syndrome and unclear positioning, offering concrete fixes rather than platitudes. The book is structured so a reader with no business background can follow along and build a functioning coaching practice chapter by chapter, while more experienced consultants can dip into specific sections to refine pricing or client acquisition. Throughout, Miller returns to a simple premise: expertise only becomes valuable once it is packaged, marketed, and sold with clarity. For anyone who has ever been told "you should coach people on this," Coach Builder is the missing manual that turns that suggestion into a sustainable career, complete with systems to keep it running long after the first few clients sign on.. Ke