ON COACHING | What separates premium coaches from commodity ones? It’s not strategy, it’s identity.
In this episode of On Coaching, host Joseph King Barkley—President of the Meta Performance™ Institute and Executive Coach with Novus Global—sits down with Shauna Barnes, Partner and Executive Coach, and Kristin Frade, Director of Novus Global Sport, Leagues & Organizations, to unpack the mindset shift that changes everything: moving from undercharging and overdelivering to building a sustainable, transformational coaching practice that actually pays the bills.
Whether you're stuck in a cycle of free sessions and hourly pricing, or you're ready to step into boardrooms with confidence, this conversation will challenge how you see yourself as a coach and equip you to level up.
Inside the episode you’ll discover:
✔️ Why “generosity” can secretly sabotage your business
✔️ How to move from time-based billing to value-based pricing
✔️ The identity shift that unlocks executive presence
✔️ What it means to be a resource, not a vendor
✔️ How to stop being chosen because you’re cheaper
If you’ve been feeling the tug to raise your rates, refine your presence, or simply stop spinning your wheels, this is your moment to start.
Ready to stop undercharging and start transforming?
Get matched with an enrollment advisor to explore your next level:
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What is Beyond High Performance?
The Beyond High Performance Podcast is brought to you by the coaches and friends of the executive coaching firm, Novus Global, and the Meta Performance Institute for Coaching. Join us for intentional, vulnerable, thought-provoking conversations that illustrate the life-shifting power of coaching. This podcast was crafted to help you grow as a coach, leader, employee, and human being, inspiring you to go beyond high performance and explore what you are capable of. Note that this podcast is not for those who are committed to mediocrity.