Stacey Boehman
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Make Money as a Life Coach® is the only podcast that teaches coaches practical tools for becoming financially successful. Sales expert and Life Coach Stacey Boehman combines her sales experience and coaching wisdom to teach life coaches how to get past their biggest hurdle of making their first 2k and then taking their business to 200k and beyond. You'll be amazed how quickly you can grow your coaching business if you follow Stacey's advice laid out in this show! Visit https://staceyboehman.com to learn more.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
It makes the business of coaching legible through sales practice, revenue goals, and the emotional risk of entrepreneurship.
Make Money as a Life Coach treats coaching as a business, with revenue pressure, sales conversations, investment, and personal identity all close together. The show uses a direct teaching format, and one sampled episode brings in a guest.
You want sales coaching with risk tolerance, self-respect, and zero hot-mess cosplay.
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Hustle shame is treated as the force that distorts business boundaries and the coach-client relationship.
Stacey Baiman draws a clean line between hustle and hard work, then shows how shame can warp both business decisions and the coach-client relationship.
A sharp defense of selling well without losing the service mindset.
Stacey Baiman uses Mastermind Week to make a simple case: coaching should be built on service, not just sales, even when the setting is unmistakably businesslike.
Belief work is framed as a pricing and commitment decision, and the examples make the case clearly.
Stacey Baiman treats changing beliefs as a business decision, and that gives the conversation its bite. She ties the shift to pricing, commitment, and the point where a coach stops negotiating with their own value.
A blunt look at how return starts with attention, not just spend.
Stacey Baiman treats radical ROI as a plain question about what personal investment does to behavior and business results. The student win she points to lands best, along with the way she ties her own mastermind spend to how she shows up.
Practical coaching on mission, vision, and long-range thinking.
Stacey Baiman's episode 369 keeps its focus on the long game: building something that still makes sense years from now, not just this week. A holiday-season frame gives the advice a practical edge, with a steady emphasis on mission, vision, and treating social media as business…
A clear reminder that revenue is a skill, not a lucky break.
This episode treats revenue less like a mystery and more like a repeatable practice. Stacey Baiman links that idea to the 2018 Revenue Challenge, set in a Chicago mastermind with a $10,000 container and 30 people in the room, where the goal was to earn back the investment in the…
A sharp reset for anyone who turns ordinary needs into proof they are a mess.
Stacey Baiman turns a so-called hot mess identity into a plainspoken case for self-worth, self-care, and the shame people sometimes attach to ordinary needs.
A coaching-led case for staying in the work through bad launches, long timelines, and uneven results.
This episode treats being all in as a refusal to bargain with the timeline. Stacey Baiman uses concrete wins to make the point: a new permanent offer, the Entrepreneur Coach membership, brought in $1.5 million in new revenue in its first launch; a client kept putting up group…
Stephen Dubner tests bourbon economics, Alzheimer's research, and money advice against hard data.
Daily business news with Kai Ryssdal, tracking Fed policy, oil shocks, and private credit.
Galloway rotates Office Hours Q&A, Raging Moderates politics, and China Decode geopolitics weekly.
Joel and Matt answer listener money questions weekly in the show's Ask HTM segments.
Brené Brown's long-form conversations linking grief, caregiving, politics, and nonviolence to her vulnerability research.
Stacey Baiman uses this episode to argue that mindset and emotional expansion drive business results more directly than strategy, and she ties that claim to 10 years in business, 2K for 2K, and her $2 million group.
Stacey Baiman says she is pausing the $2 million group and redirecting time toward the Entrepreneur Membership, 2K for 2K, and 200K Mastermind.
Stacey Baiman returns from maternity leave on Make Money as a Life Coach® while recording beside her sleeping baby and toddler, then frames the “revenue challenge” as a 30-day push to create money on demand.
Balance is the lesson here.
Stacey Baiman uses episode 367 of Make Money as a Life Coach to tell the story of her “best business Christmas ever,” centered on a 2016 Smoky Mountains retreat and a $20,000 VIP Aspen trip.
Stacey Baiman uses this episode of Make Money as a Life Coach® to argue that belief work, not strategy changes, is what creates bigger income results.
Stacey Baiman uses “MVP: Belief Plans” to argue that a coach’s to-do list should be replaced by a “belief plan,” which she describes as a to-believe list for the brain.
Stacey Baiman’s 'MVP: Hustle Shame' argues that hustle shame damages the coach-client relationship more than the actual cycle of overworking and burning out.
Stacey Baiman talks directly about the "hot mess" identity and why so many women slip into it.
Stacey Baiman describes a launch for the Entrepreneur Coach Membership that drew more than 250 live attendees, then stalled when buyers could not complete purchases through Entreport.
Stacey Baiman says episode 374 is about what “all in” means after 10 years in business and $45 million in revenue.
Stacey Baiman contrasts hustle and hard work in Make Money as a Life Coach®, saying hustle is driven by fear, lack, and thoughts like "the money might dry up." She gives examples from coaching clients at $25K, $200K, and $2 million, including a client who hid the fact that she marketed to new people.
Stacey Baiman shares two parallel coaching conversations about 'cash grabs' and sales shaming.
Stacey Baiman opens episode 361 of Make Money as a Life Coach® with the claim that uncertainty tolerance matters more than positive thinking for revenue growth.
Stacey Baiman frames Make Money as a Life Coach® Lesson 5 around one claim: a coaching business should be treated like an asset, not a source of immediate bills.
Episode 365 is a ten-year business lesson about selling.
40 changes the frame.
Stacey Baiman opens with the Revenue Challenge.
Stacey Baiman (Master Certified Coach, $8M+ founder, $40M+ lifetime coaching revenue) opens five-day training on selling life coaching with foundational identity work.
Host Stacey Baiman announces she's taking a one-week break from the podcast for a Disney vacation but shares important news about her Two Million Dollar Group program.
Tanner Bell, a multi-million dollar craftonomics entrepreneur, discusses his journey from $2.4M to $3M revenue (2021, hitting it 4 consecutive years) to the cusp of $5M.
Stacey Baiman teaches coaches to stop using social engagement, response rates, and perceived interest as proof that money-making will happen.
Stacey Baiman opens episode 376 with a blunt question: where the line really is between quitting and breaking through.
Stacey Baiman makes the case for radical ROIs.
Stacey Baiman records an end-of-year episode to reinforce the case for infinite thinking.
Stacey Baiman opens episode 370 with a big business change and says it feels like a seismic shift in direction.
Stacey Baiman uses "MVP: Increasing Your Coachability" to argue that coachability is not about a coach's credentials, but about the listener's willingness to make use of any coaching.
Stacey Boehman teaches life coaches how to make their offer more valuable by improving their sales presentation rather than adding extras.
Stacey Boehman teaches life coaches simple steps to grow their business and make money, sharing her own journey and practical advice.
Stacey Boehman shares her personal self-coaching practice on calendaring and creating balance in business and life for life coaches.
Stacey Boehman discusses identity urges that hold coaches back from achieving business success and how to overcome them.
Stacey Boehman teaches life coaches the foundational belief needed to give effective consults and grow their coaching business.
Stacey Boehman discusses the importance of connection in client consultations to increase sales and serve clients better.
Stacey Boehman discusses the evolution of her concept of 'overselling' in coaching sales and how it has changed over time.
Stacey Boehman interviews a student who recently crossed the 200K mark in her coaching business, discussing her journey and insights.
Stacey Boehman coaches life coaches on running revenue challenges to grow their business income.
Stacey Boehman interviews friend Sam Brown about restarting a business and grassroots marketing for life coaches.