Ep 17: Fun Q&A: What is it like working with Coach Betty ft. Jessie Lau

Since I started coaching, I get lots of people asking me what is coaching? Why are you specifically coaching creatives? What happens during a coaching call? So I thought - I really should have an FAQ up! But instead of me sitting here and talking about coaching, I thought it would be fun to invite someone who knows me so well to come on the show and take over the interviewer seat. On today’s episode, I invited my dear friend Jessie Lau, who’s also a creative, to do a fun and pointed Q & A with me about what is it like to work with a coach, and what it is like to work with yours truly. Nothing is off limit, and oh yes, we threw in a couple fun stories there for you. Key Highlight: What are the differences between coaching, therapy and consulting?Misconceptions about coaching What happens in discovery calls? What happens during a coaching call?Coaching structures and framework About the Guest: Jessie Lau Jessie Lau likes being around creatives and supporting them. She has been a photographer and assistant to artists and small businesses. Now she has an unrelated full-time job and takes photos when her friends need them. She currently hosts a podcast “I am Thinking About You” where she catches up with her friends.Listen to Jessie’s Podcast:  https://shows.acast.com/i-am-t....hinking-about-youCon with Jessie: @thejessielau<br/><br/>About BettyFollow me on Instagram @bettyxcoach for more resources and my behind-the-scenes story working as a creative and a coach for creativesWant more raw reflections on creative practices? Subscribe to my emails hereMy 1:1 coaching program is OPEN! I help creatives like you to grow career, practice and income by embracing exactly who you are. My clients have been able to deepen their craft, make big career moves, and make happier money without overwhelm.Book a free consultation call here: https://calendly.com/bettyxcoa....ch/consultation?mont more about the program at xiebetty.com/coachingThe Everyday Talent Podcast is produced by Betty Xie and Benice Detoon.