For Health Coaches

Most coaches lose thousands a year to a problem they have never been shown how to see.

Client drop-off is the most expensive problem in coaching, and most of it is invisible until it's too late. Listen to find out what's actually happening between sessions, and what you can do about it.

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This audio explains what's actually happening with your clients between sessions, and what you can do about it.

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8 quick questions. About 2 minutes.

50–65%
Average annual client retention rate for coaches, per ICF research
60–70%
Of client attrition traced to preventable factors like low engagement, not lack of effort
25–95%
Increase in profitability from just a 5% improvement in retention, per Bain & Company
Why This Matters

They are not quitting because they lost motivation. They are quitting because they stopped seeing results.

Clients who do not see results within 60 to 90 days quietly disengage. They do not complain. They do not blame you. They just stop showing up fully.

The number one reason clients stall is not how hard they are working in your sessions. It is what happens after they leave. Your coaching is doing its job. The gap is what happens between sessions.

Every client who quietly disengages costs you twice, the revenue you lose plus the time and cost to replace them. Most of that loss is preventable, if you can see it coming.

The coaches with the strongest retention are not the ones with the most credentials. They are the ones who close the gap between what happens in the session and what happens between sessions.

Find out what's really happening with your clients when you're not there.

Answer 8 quick questions about your business. Your Client Coverage Score shows you exactly where the gap is, and what it's likely costing you.

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8 quick questions. About 2 minutes.