Candy Motzek | Life & Business Coach
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She Coaches Coaches is a podcast for new and aspiring coaches who want to create the clarity, confidence, and courage to become the successful coach of their dreams. Your host, Candy Motzek ICF mentor, life and business coach, shares the coaching, mindset, and strategies you need to start and build a fun and profitable coaching business from scratch. Whether you are a new life coach or if you’ve always wanted to be one, this is the place for you. Join us as we talk about how to become a life coach, start your own coaching business, overcome money blocks so...
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A reset story that ties ownership, learning, and AI to real change.
The story moves from early overconfidence to a harder stretch in Los Angeles, then through three months in an Indianapolis motel, and into the slower work of rebuilding through books, mentors, and plain effort.
A calm, practical money conversation for coaches trying to price with more clarity and less guilt.
This episode treats money as a coaching problem as much as a personal finance one. Candy Motsek and Leah Hadley move through money stories, the scripts people carry, pricing, and the idea that profit and self-worth do not have to clash.
A grounded reset for coaches who need clearer offers and more client-facing action.
She Coaches Coaches presents a familiar coaching problem with uncommon clarity: after the photo shoot, the LinkedIn refresh, and even the new website, steady clients can still be missing.
A practical conversation about self-sabotage, perfectionism, and the move from inner healing to action.
Ariska Scott's conversation centers on self-sabotage and the way perfectionism can push people to delay, erase, and start over instead of putting the work out there. It keeps circling back to a simple but useful idea: inner healing comes before external execution.
Range trade talk for firearm instructors.
Clinical CE for busy veterinary teams.
A hard reset opens the story.
This episode provides a step-by-step guide for coaches to optimize their social media profiles to attract clients.
Ariska Scott comes to the show as Coach Risk.
This episode addresses why new coaches struggle to sign clients despite completing training and setting up their business.
Host Kandi Motsek tackles a major source of procrastination for new coaches: overcomplicating technology.
Host Kandi Motsek provides a step-by-step framework for new coaches to create their first simple, sellable coaching offer: a five-session package.
Kandi Mocek teaches coaches how to move past niche paralysis by shifting focus from identity to problem-solving.
Host Kandi Motsek explains why she created her own coaching industry survey after finding mainstream reports didn't match her clients' realities.
This episode teaches coaches how to craft a clear one-liner to explain their work, using a simple formula focused on who they help, what problem they solve, and the desired result.
Margaret Williams tells Kandi Motsek how a 39-year career with the U.S.
Money stories shape pricing.
The host challenges coaches to rethink their approach to content and marketing, emphasizing depth and expertise over flashy social media metrics.
Host Candy Motzek discusses the importance of honoring personal values to avoid FOMO and build a thriving coaching business.
The host argues that the coaching industry is not saturated and coaches lack skills to attract clients.
Candy Motzek discusses the dynamic nature of confidence and how to intentionally build it for success in coaching and business.
Host Candy Motzek interviews Dr.
This episode helps new coaches gain clarity on foundational steps to build a coaching business without overwhelm.
A coach shares how to design coaching programs that clients want to buy, avoiding common mistakes.
Host Candy Motzek interviews Suzanne Doyle Ingram about how writing and publishing a book can help coaches and business professionals grow their brand and revenue.
An interview with executive coach Rachel Radway about perceptive leadership and thriving as a neurodivergent or highly sensitive leader.
Host Candy Motzek interviews Robin J.