Let me help you rethink goal-setting for 2026 by introducing a different kind of goal — one that makes your business more flexible, sustainable, and profitable.
Most coaches set behaviour-based goals:
• post 3x/week
• hit $10K/month
• grow the list by 1,000
• convert 60% of discovery calls
But here’s the truth: behaviour-based goals require perfection… and perfection is not a thing any of us are capable of maintaining.
Instead, I want to teach you how to set feeling-based goals — goals that clarify how you want to feel in your business: confident, grounded, spacious, consistent, organized, aligned.
These goals aren’t fluffy. They’re strategic.
They are what actually move the needle in your business.
When you feel more confident, you have more sales conversations.
When you feel more grounded, your messaging becomes clearer.
When you feel more organized, your systems improve — creating more capacity.
When you feel more aligned, you show up consistently — which leads to more clients and more...
(Plus: Get My Free Discovery Call Template!)
You know that sweaty-palmed, slightly-panicky feeling that hits right before a discovery call? You’re not alone.
You’re trying to sound confident, act natural, ask the right questions, and oh yeah—actually sell your coaching.
No pressure, right?
If you’ve ever hung up from one of those calls thinking, “Ugh. I talked too much… Did I even tell them what I do?”, I’ve got good news: this gets easier. A lot easier. Especially when you have a clear, repeatable structure—and you practice it.
In this post, I’ll walk you through the 7 key steps to a discovery call that actually works (aka builds trust and converts), plus I’ll share common mistakes to avoid and my favorite go-to phrases for those awkward moments.
And if you want my exact Discovery Call Template? You can grab it for free below.👇
It’s the one I give to my Business Building Bootcamp clients, and it works.
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