Engineering Success (Margaret Lynch Raniere)

As coaches, we often resist the very thing that fosters the most successful sessions — structure. Melinda talks with coaching trainer Margaret Lynch Raniere about creating frameworks and processes to help create bold transformation for your clients.

Show Notes

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Margaret Lynch Raniere is a high-level coach trainer, entrepreneur, and best-selling author. As CEO of MargaretLynchRaniere.com, she has built a thriving online business dedicated to sharing her proven, groundbreaking healing systems.

In this episode we discuss:

• The value of creating a structure for your sessions — and why many coaches resist it
• How to map the flow of a session using a clear framework
• Why structure actually enhances spontaneity 
• The four things you need to do in every session
• The multiple spaces that you as coach hold in each session

“Underneath [our clients’] goals are real heartbreak and real heart longing in real dreams, real desires, and real worries about disappointment and being heartbroken and being stuck.”  – Margaret Lynch Raniere

Margaret Lynch Raniere

After 18 years of engineering management and winning top sales awards at Fortune 500 companies, Margaret Lynch Raniere left corporate America to live her passion. In less than four years, she created a three-quarter-of-a-million-dollar business with over 115,000 worldwide subscribers using the exact techniques she teaches. She brings her transformational work to thousands of people from all over the globe through her wildly popular teleclasses, programs, and live events, as well as being a frequent expert guest on radio and at success-focused events and summits.

     

Resources or websites mentioned in this episode:

Mirasee

Coaches Console

Margaret’s website

Margaret’s LinkedIn

Credits:

Guest: Margaret Lynch Raniere

Host: Melinda Cohan

Producer: Michi Lantz
Supervising Producer: Cynthia Lamb 

Executive Producer: Danny Iny

Audio Post Supervisors: Evan Miles and Christopher Martin

Audio Post Production: Post Office Sound

Music Soundscape: Chad Michael Snavely

Making our hosts sound great: Home Brew Audio

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Creators and Guests

Host

Melinda Cohan

Guest

Margaret Lynch Raniere

Producer

Michi Lantz

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