Small Biz Chats: Coaching as a Business

Small Biz Chats: Coaching as a Business

Real-talk peer coaching on building a coaching practice
Tuesday, October 8, 2025 | 12:00–12:55 PM (ET) | Online via Zoom
Hosted by Suzanne B. Jones | Dir., Coaching Entrepreneurship & Impact, ICF Toronto

What are Small Biz Chats?

Honest conversations about the real work of building a coaching business.

Whether you’re just getting started, navigating a pivot, or growing something aligned with your values – this space is for you.

Join us for a lightly facilitated, peer-powered coaching circle where we talk about what it really takes to build a sustainable, aligned practice. Just real talk with fellow coaches who are figuring it out, too.

Whether you’re:

  • New to coaching and trying to find your footing
  • Returning to the field after time away
  • Mid-pivot and craving connection
  • Or just needing space to say out loud what’s really going on…

…you’re welcome here!

What to expect:

  • A warm, low-pressure space to show up as you are
  • Prompts that spark honest conversation
  • Space to share what’s working, what’s hard, and what you’re trying
  • Supportive reflection from peers who get it
  • Gentle facilitation to keep things grounded and flowing

What you’ll get from joining:

  • A peer space for honest, grounded conversations about business building
  • Facilitated structure to guide reflection and mutual support
  • Tips, tools, and takeaways from fellow coaches at different stages
  • Normalization of the challenges that come with entrepreneurship – and encouragement to keep going
  • Opportunities to share your own insight or ask for feedback
  • A rhythm for returning to your business-building mindset with others who get it

Let’s build honest, collaborative coaching businesses – together.

This Space is Great For:

  • Early-stage coaches trying to find their footing
  • Coaches pivoting or reinventing their offers
  • Anyone looking for community as they build or rebuild
  • People tired of polished “success stories” and hungry for the real stuff