How to Get Clients as a Coach (Without Feeling Like You’re Chasing Them)

Struggling to Get Coaching Clients? You’re Not Alone.

Most coaches start their business because they love helping people—not because they love marketing and sales. But then reality hits:

❌ You’re spending hours creating content, but it’s not leading to new clients.
❌ You’re reaching out to people, but it feels awkward (or worse—desperate).
❌ You’re wondering, Where are the clients who are actually ready to invest?

If you’ve ever felt this way, take a deep breath. The truth is, you don’t have to constantly chase clients or do things that feel out of alignment. There’s a simpler way to attract the right clients—people who are ready to work with you, without you having to convince them.

Here’s how.

Step 1: Stop Searching, Start Positioning

Most coaches make the mistake of thinking they need to find clients. But the most successful ones focus on attracting clients instead.

💡 Your next client is already looking for you.

The key is to make sure they can find you—and instantly see that you’re the right fit. Here’s how:

✔ Clarify your niche—The more specific you are about who you help and how, the easier it is for the right people to say “yes.”
✔ Show up where your ideal clients already are—This could be networking events, podcasts, or online communities where they’re actively seeking support.
✔ Let your past results speak for you—Case studies and testimonials build instant trust (and often do the selling for you).

One coach applied this strategy and landed three new clients in a single week—something that had never happened for her before. She didn’t change her offer or do more marketing. She simply shifted her approach, and clients responded immediately.

Step 2: Attract Clients with Energy, Not Just Strategy

Here’s something most people don’t realize:

👉 Your energy is as important as your marketing.

If you’re showing up from a place of:

❌ Desperation (“I need this client now.”)
❌ Self-doubt (“Why isn’t this working for me?”)
❌ Over-effort (“I have to try harder.”)

…clients can feel it. And it pushes them away.

Instead, try shifting into:

✅ Confidence (“I trust the right clients are already on their way.”)
✅ Alignment (“I’m only calling in clients who are the perfect fit.”)
✅ Receiving mode (“I make it easy for clients to say yes to me.”)

Coaches inside Get Clients Out of the Blue report results within days of making this shift—like Karen, who made a sale 20 minutes into watching the training.

Step 3: Let Inspired Action Lead the Way

I’m not saying you should just sit back and do nothing. But there’s a difference between:

🔹 Forced action (“I have to follow up with this lead 5 times to get a yes.”)
🔹 Inspired action (“I feel drawn to send this message, and I trust the right people will respond.”)

Coaches who take inspired action find that clients show up out of the blue—often in ways they never could have planned.

One coach inside Get Clients Out of the Blue was debating whether to run a program. She applied what she learned, and within days, 8 out of 10 spots were filled—9 months before the program was set to start.

Want More Coaching Clients—Without Chasing Them?

If you’re tired of feeling like you have to work harder just to get a few clients… if you want to attract people who are already excited to work with you… then your next step is simple:

💡 Watch Get Clients Out of the Blue Now

For just $47, you’ll discover how to:

✔ Shift into receiving mode and attract your next coaching client.
✔ Let go of marketing strategies that feel heavy and forced.
✔ Take inspired action that feels easy instead of exhausting.

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Most coaches have spent years working harder than they need to.

But when you finally allow clients to come to you—things shift fast.

You could be just one decision away from your next “out of the blue” client.

Will you take it?