Your story matters. It’s powerful.

And one of the keys to a successful coaching business is focusing on and developing your personal story so that you can share it with the world.

Samantha Gilbert, the founder of Eat For Life, truly embodies this wisdom.

Her story of healing is an inspiration but her journey to becoming a successful coach wasn’t always easy.

She’s spent most of her life battling severe depression, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and body image dysmorphia. Since finding her own path to wholeness, she’s dedicated to helping others find this same healing path.

Building her health coaching business took some time. It took tenacity, patience, and perseverance but she knew that people, especially women, were struggling terribly. And she could use her skills to help.

For 12 years she’s helped couples, women, and children from 13 countries heal their minds and body. She’s an expert in creating customized therapies so true healing can begin and continue with love, empathy, compassion, and biochemical individuality.

The story of how she found her first paying client, and what she does differently today is one that every coach needs to hear.

Listen to the full episode to hear:

• Why she decided to move into her childhood home as a brand-new coach--plus, other difficult decisions she made early on
• How Samantha helped her very first client completely eliminate the symptoms of her chronic condition
• How she set up those first engagements and what she charged
• The role that referrals have played in her career and how she finds her clients today
• How Samantha helps clients see the light at the end of the tunnel

Book Recommendations:

• Nourishing Wisdom - Marc David
• Polyvagal Theory In Therapy - Stephan W. Porges

To learn more about Samantha Gilbert:

• Eat For Life
• Eat For Life Podcast
• Facebook: @samig
• Instagram: @samignutrition

To learn more about Christie Mims:

• FREE 26-Page Guide On How to Land Your First Clients
• Coach Pony
• The Revolutionary Club
• Instagram @christiecoachpony