Show Notes
In this episode, I'm joined by the extraordinary Zsofia Juhasz, ICF MCC coach with over 9,500 hours of coaching experience, mentor coach, coach supervisor, and creator of a Level 3 training program for PCC coaches journeying towards MCC credentialing.
Zsofia shares her corporate-to-coach story, from her HR days to building a thriving practice after relocating to Australia 14 years ago and why she calls herself an "accidental MCC."
We cover the two pillars of her practice, executive coaching and coach development and why the path to MCC is as much about unlearning as it is learning. We also get into the realities of business building including saying no, building systems, trusting yourself, and finding the community that carries you through.
If you'd like to connect with Zsofia Juhasz, you can find her on LinkedIn here and on her website becomingamasterfulcoach.com.
You can also find Zsofia's podcast for coaches on the MCC journey, linked here.
If you'd like to work with me to grow your own coaching business, you can learn more about the Corporate to Coach Accelerator at elliescarf.com/cca or book a call here: elliescarf.com/bookacall
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