A crowded coaching market doesn't mean your prices have to drop. It means the gap between the low end and the high end widens — and where you land comes down to decisions most coaches haven't made deliberately. Full episode on the channel. #pricingstrategy #coachingbusiness #coachingprices
E175 Lowering prices is not a neutral decision
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