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Six Coaches, One Call: How to Pick the Breakout Room That Will Actually Move Your Business Forward 1

Did you know? The right coaching conversation can save you months of guessing, second-guessing, and trying to solve the wrong problem.

That is exactly what is happening on September 21, 2026.

Entrepreneurs across Canada and the United States will join a special LeadTribes coaching call featuring six phenomenal business coaches. Each coach brings a different niche, perspective, and practical strategy.

Then comes the exciting part.

You choose the breakout room that best matches your current challenge.

You choose the conversation that could unlock your next move.

Great idea, right?

But with six rooms to choose from, how do you know which one will actually move your business forward?

Here is your practical guide.

Start with the result you want

Before you pick a room, decide what you want to leave with.

Not a vague goal like "grow my business."

Be more specific.

Ask yourself:

• What would make the next 90 days a win?
• Do I need more leads?
• Do I need better sales conversations?
• Do I need stronger systems?
• Do I need help leading my team?
• Do I need to make a difficult decision?
• Do I need to stop being the bottleneck?

Your answer will point you toward the right coach.

If your goal is to improve one measurable part of your business, your breakout room becomes much easier to choose.

For example:

"I want to create a clearer offer and convert more prospects."

That points toward a coach who can help with positioning, marketing, or sales.

"I am growing, but everything still depends on me."

That points toward leadership, delegation, systems, or scale.

"I know what I should do, but I keep avoiding it."

That points toward a coach who can help you uncover the mindset or decision-making blind spot underneath the problem.

The more precise your goal, the more valuable your breakout conversation will be.

Choose the room that matches your bottleneck

Your biggest opportunity is not always where you feel the most comfortable.

Sometimes the room that sounds most interesting is not the room you need most.

Your business usually tells you where the bottleneck is.

1. If your pipeline feels too quiet

You may need support with visibility, marketing, referrals, lead generation, or sales.

Ask:

• Are enough of the right people finding me?
• Is my offer easy to understand?
• Am I following up consistently?
• Do my sales conversations lead to clear next steps?

If the answer is no, choose the coach whose niche connects most closely to attracting and converting ideal clients.

This is where a business growth networking community can be especially valuable. You are not just learning a tactic in isolation. You are hearing how other entrepreneurs think about trust, relationships, referrals, and sustainable growth.

2. If people are interested but not buying

Your challenge may be messaging, pricing, positioning, or confidence in the sales process.

You may not need more leads.

You may need to make your value clearer.

Bring a real example into the room:

• A sales page that is not converting
• A proposal that gets ignored
• A service that feels difficult to explain
• A common objection you keep hearing

The right coach may help you see the gap between what you offer and what your prospects understand.

That is a powerful shift.

3. If your team needs more direction

Growth changes your role.

At first, you do everything. Then suddenly, other people depend on your decisions, communication, and leadership.

If your team is capable but unclear, consider the coach whose expertise connects to leadership, culture, communication, or accountability.

Ask yourself:

• Do people know what success looks like?
• Am I giving clear ownership?
• Do I avoid difficult conversations?
• Is my team waiting for me to approve every decision?

Strong leadership is not about having all the answers.

It is about creating the clarity and trust that help other people do their best work.

That is why leadership networking communities matter. You get to learn alongside people facing many of the same leadership challenges, even when their industries are different.

4. If you are working too hard to grow

This is a common blind spot for high-performing entrepreneurs.

You are busy. You are committed. You are showing up.

But are your activities producing progress?

If your business cannot move unless you are personally pushing every task forward, look for the room focused on systems, operations, delegation, or scale.

Ask:

• What am I still doing that someone else could own?
• Where do tasks get stuck?
• Which process lives only in my head?
• What would break if I took two weeks away?

The answer may not be "work harder."

It may be "build a business that can carry more weight."

5. If you feel stuck in a decision

Sometimes your business does not need another strategy.

It needs a decision.

You may be debating:

• Whether to hire
• Whether to raise your prices
• Whether to narrow your niche
• Whether to launch a new service
• Whether to stop doing something that no longer fits

Choose the room with a coach who can help you think clearly, challenge your assumptions, and turn uncertainty into action.

A helpful coach will not simply tell you what to do.

They will help you ask better questions.

And they may point out the part of the decision you are avoiding.

6. If you are ready for your next level

Maybe your business is working.

That does not mean it cannot become stronger.

You may be ready to improve profitability, expand your reach, strengthen your strategic plan, or prepare for a bigger opportunity.

In that case, choose the coach whose niche best matches your next stage of growth.

Do not choose only based on where you are today.

Choose based on where you want to go next.

Let your growth stage guide you

The right advice depends on your current stage.

An early-stage entrepreneur may need help clarifying an offer and finding consistent customers.

A growing business may need better hiring, processes, and leadership.

An established business may need sharper strategy, stronger margins, or a new direction.

That is why one-size-fits-all advice rarely works.

When you review the six coach options, ask:

• Does this coach understand businesses at my stage?
• Is their niche connected to my most urgent goal?
• Can I apply their advice immediately?
• Will their perspective help me see something I currently cannot?

Do not worry about finding the "perfect" room.

Choose the room most likely to create movement.

Look for the blind spot, not just the quick fix

The best coaching conversation may not give you the answer you expected.

It may reveal the question you should have been asking all along.

Think about an Olympic athlete.

You cannot get to the gold medal through effort alone. You also need someone watching your form, spotting what you cannot see, and helping you improve the details that separate a strong performance from an exceptional one.

Business is similar.

You can be talented, experienced, and deeply committed. But you still have blind spots.

A coach gives you an outside perspective.

Your Tribe gives you trusted relationships and peer support.

Together, they can help you move with more clarity and confidence.

Prepare before the call

Want to get more from your breakout room?

Do these three things before September 21:

Write down your biggest current challenge

Keep it to one sentence.

For example:

"I need a clearer way to turn conversations into qualified clients."

Or:

"I need to delegate without losing quality."

Bring one real example

Bring the email, offer, decision, team issue, or process that is creating friction.

Specific examples lead to better coaching.

Decide what action you want to take next

Your goal is not to collect information.

Your goal is to leave with one practical next step.

What will you test?

Who will you contact?

What will you stop doing?

What will you measure?

A simple action can create momentum immediately.

Coaching is now part of LeadTribes membership

This September 21 call is more than a one-time event.

Coaching is now part of LeadTribes membership for the rest of 2026 and into 2027.

That means members can access coaching alongside the relationships, referrals, leadership development, mentorship, training, and support built into the LeadTribes experience.

It is a different approach to business networking.

You are not just collecting contacts.

You are building relationships with phenomenal people who want to see you grow.

You are not just attending events.

You are gaining access to practical conversations that can help you make better decisions.

And you are not trying to build alone.

Your next move starts September 21

One week from now, you will have six coaches, six perspectives, and one opportunity to choose the conversation your business needs most.

Do not wait until the call begins to decide.

Think about your goal.

Name your bottleneck.

Be honest about your blind spot.

Then choose the room that can create the most movement right now.

Register for the September 21 LeadTribes coaching call and get ready to learn a new hack, trick, or strategy from a phenomenal coach.

Then explore LeadTribes membership and discover what becomes possible when coaching, referrals, peer mentoring, and community come together.

Your next level may be one conversation away.

Why not start right now?

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Linda Walters

LEADTRIBES | PHENOMENAL PEOPLE BUILDING PHENOMENAL BUSINESSES

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