Back in the 1980's when the profession of coaching was just in its infancy and the internet was barely a thing, little did the early coaching pioneers realise just how massive and accessible the profession of coaching would become.

From humble beginnings, sprang forth an entire industry with 100,000+ coaches from all around the world serving their clients. Consider this: Back in the mid 80's, the entire backbone of the US Internet had a top speed of just 1.5Mbps. To put that into context, that's the equivalent of ONE (yes one!) high definition Zoom call today. The entire Internet then could handle just one Zoom call...

The world wide web as we know it today, wasn't even invented. And the world of virtual coaching wasn't even born yet. But leap forward to today and just two short years ago, Zoom surpassed 300 MILLION daily users of their platform. That's a lot of people. And a lot of potential clients you could serve.

No longer do you need to only coach people you know (or people who know you). With the massive and rapid adoption of Zoom and virtual coaching, you can coach people all around the world from the comfort of your own home.

But here's something important that many coaches and aspiring coaches miss...

That coaching over Zoom (or other online platforms) is NOT the same as coaching in person.

To help you see why and what are the implications of this, I've invited Master Coach Michael Breen to talk about some of the key things every user of Zoom and every coach needs to know.