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PRIME SPACE | Advanced Conversations in Coaching is a podcast for professional coaches who are committed to deepening their coaching mindset, coaching presence, and coaching mastery.

Podcast · By Elias Scultori, MCC · English · Official site

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Sep 22, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    To Niche or Not to Niche (opens the original)

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    Many coaches are told they need to "find their niche" before they can build a successful coaching practice. But is that really true? In this final episode of the five-part series on business development, Elias Scultori, MCC, welcomes back PRIME Coaching Academy co-founder Amy Donovan, MCC, to explore niching. Together, they examine both the advantages and the limitations of this level of marketing focus, discuss why labels can unintentionally dilute the power of coaching, and explain why co...

  2. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    Become Visible (opens the original)

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    Marketing feels uncomfortable for many coaches. Visibility doesn't have to. In this second episode of the Business Development series, Elias Scultori invites coaches to stop thinking about marketing as selling and start thinking about it as visibility. When we don't have clarity about why coaching and why us, marketing easily becomes forced, uncomfortable, and performative. But when we are genuinely convinced of the value coaching brings, visibility becomes an act of service rather than sel...

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