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64. Do You Need a Coach or a Consultant?

Episode Summary

Making the decision to bring in an outside expert is already a challenge. But now you have to decide whether you need a coach or a consultant. Lately, there seems to be a lot of confusion about the difference between the two. So this week, Dawn goes into detail about what a coach can do for a business vs. what a consultant can do. If you are struggling with the decision of what your business needs to take that next step, check out this episode because we can guarantee it will give you that insight you need.

Key Takeaways To Tune In For

  • [1:43] The confusion over the definition of a coach

  • [4:37] Consultants and coaches do very different things

  • [6:07] Consultants are outside business experts

  • [8:40] Ways consultants can be helpful

  • [10:12] Coaches work with clients 1:1 or in group settings

  • [12:18] Ways coaches can be helpful

  • [15:20] Stay tuned for more top expert guests coming soon

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