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The COACHpreneur Journey

The COACHpreneur Journey is a podcast for coaches who are building not just a business, but a life of purpose.Hosted by transformational coach and Morphosis Coaching community leader Joerg Sauer, each episode explores the real, raw, and inspiring stories of coaches walking…

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Sep 9, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    The Coaching Market Nobody Admits They're In | Sanjay Wadhwa | The COACHpreneur Journey #18 (opens the original)

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    Most coaches build their practice around what they love — without checking if anyone is buying it. Business coach Sanjay Wadhwa says that gap is the real reason so many coaches struggle to sell. In this episode, I sit down with Sanjay Wadhwa — business coach, trainer of business coaches, and founder of a coaching practice in Mumbai, India, who has worked with over 250 business owners. What you'll take away: → Why being fully booked can be the ceiling on your business, not proof it's working → Th

  2. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Winning the Game Before the Game: Lessons from Coaching Executives and Athletes | Richard Ferryanto | The COACHpreneur Journey #17 (opens the original)

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    What if the real performance gap isn't skill — it's what happens in the three seconds before you use it? In this episode, I sit down with Richard Ferryanto — a former CEO in the life insurance industry, now a performance coach working with executives, emerging leaders, and professional athletes in Jakarta. What you'll take away: → The three-step reset before any high-stakes moment: physical reset, external anchor, trigger → Why turning inward under pressure backfires → What "unlearning" looks li

  3. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    Why Success Doesn't Make You a Leader | T.G. Lim | The COACHpreneur Journey #16 (opens the original)

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    What if the leader who looks most successful on paper is quietly struggling the most? In this episode, I sit down with T.G. Lim — Managing Director at Maccaferri Indonesia, with over 25 years of international leadership experience — who admits that even at the height of his early success, he was struggling as a leader. What you'll take away: → Why "efficient" and "effective" leadership are not the same thing → Why a manager is a role, but a leader is an identity → Why he made no visible progress

  4. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    The Courage to Not Know: Coaching, Belief, and Change | Stefan Bannach | The COACHpreneur Journey #15 (opens the original)

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    What if the biggest obstacle to great coaching isn't what you don't know — it's what you do? In this episode, I sit down with Stefan Bannach, PCC, ESIA — Professional Coach and Coach Supervisor, and ICF board member, who spent years as a professional facilitator before becoming a coach. What you'll take away: → Why forgetting what you know is a coaching skill, not a gap → The self-fulfilling prophecy behind how we talk about risk → Why coaching should be accessible to everyone → How much control

  5. Episode · Jul 15, 2026

    The Coaching Budget Is Already There. Most Coaches Are Looking in the Wrong Place. | Ellie Scarf | The COACHpreneur Journey #14 (opens the original)

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    Most coaches market to individual leaders — but 90–95% of the coaching budget sits inside organizations. Ellie Scarf has spent 20 years coaching executives and now helps coaches access that budget instead of competing for table scraps. What you'll take away: → How to stop pitching coaching and start owning the problem → What a "pick 'n' mix" organizational coaching offer looks like → Why supervision belongs in your proposal as a credibility signal → The honest timeline for building a sustainable

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