The Coaching Circle

If you’re a business owner ready to grow into more freedom, profit and alignment, this podcast is for you. Hosted by Toni Everard, Business & Mindset Coach, NLP Master Trainer and your strategic thinking partner, The Coaching Circle gives you the tools, insights and mindset shifts to create a business that supports your lifestyle. Each episode blends strategy, structure and energy so you can experience personal evolution that attracts high value clients, build sustainable income and step into the confident leader your business needs.

The Coaching Circle is a education podcast hosted by Toni Everard, with 158 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Toni Everard hosts The Coaching Circle, a education show with 158 episodes published.

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  Episode #158

  Ep 158: Toni Everard - What's Your Relationship With Money?

  Sep 28, 202625 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail You have a relationship with money. Whether you realise it or not. And that relationship can influence so much more than your bank account. It can influence how much you charge. How you sell. What you believe you’re allowed to have. How much money you feel comfortable making. And even how much money you’re willing to keep. Because we all have stories about money. Maybe money was something that was talked about openly when you were growing up. Maybe it was something that was kept secret. Maybe you learned that having more money meant being successful. Or maybe you learned that people with money were greedy, selfish or somehow different. And even if you’ve consciously created a completely different relationship with money today, some of those old beliefs can still be sitting underneath the surface. I call this your financial thermostat. That familiar range of money that feels safe. The amount where you start to worry when it gets too low. And the amount where you stop thinking about money because you feel like you have enough. And what’s interesting is that we can unconsciously keep ourselves within that range. Even when we say we want more. Because having more money can mean more choice. More freedom. More power. And sometimes, that can feel surprisingly uncomfortable. You might worry about what people will think. Whether they’ll see you as greedy. Whether they’ll expect more from you. Or what having more money might actually mean for your life. So instead of simply asking yourself how you can make more money, what if you started asking a different question? What is my relationship with money actually like? In this episode, we explore the stories, beliefs and emotions that can shape your relationship with money, how your financial thermostat can keep you operating within what feels familiar, and what can happen when you begin to create a different relationship with money, value, power and abundance. Because sometimes, making more money isn’t about learning another strategy. It’s about understanding what money means to you. And deciding whether that relationship is still serving the life and business you want to create. Let’s Connect If this episode resonated, join Toni’s Facebook group Business Growth for Heart-Led Coaches, Practitioners & Therapists If you found this episode valuable, share it with a business owner who is ready to level up, or leave a review to help more people discover The Coaching Circle . Order your copy of The Turning Point If you’d love to dive deeper into Toni’s emotional freedom work, you can pre-order your copy here: The Turning Point Book Links and Resources: The Turning Point Book Book an Action Call Connect with Toni Everard: Website Email LinkedIn Facebook Instagram YouTube

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  Episode #157

  Ep 157: Toni Everard - Can You Be Seen as Valuable? Here’s How It Affects Your Business

  Sep 21, 202627 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail There’s something that can quietly affect almost every part of your business. How valuable you believe you are. And more importantly, whether you believe other people can actually see that value. You can know that you have the skills. You can know that you have the experience. You can know that what you offer is valuable. But if somewhere underneath it all, you don’t believe other people will recognise that value, it can change the way you show up. It can affect how visible you’re willing to be. How much you charge. How confidently you sell. Whether you share your ideas. Whether you put yourself out there. Even the way you structure your business. And sometimes, the answer seems like it should be another strategy. Another course. A better offer. More content. More visibility. But what if the deeper issue has nothing to do with what you know ? What if it’s about whether you feel safe enough to be seen? Because when you’ve learned somewhere along the way that being yourself, speaking up, expressing your ideas or asking to be recognised could lead to rejection, disappointment or feeling like you’re not enough, those patterns can follow you into your business. And they can quietly shape what you believe is possible for you. So what happens when you stop trying to prove your value and start addressing what makes it difficult to believe that other people can see it? In this episode, we explore the difference between knowing your value and believing you can be perceived as valuable, how this can influence your visibility, pricing, offers and business growth, and what changes when you begin letting go of the old patterns that have kept you from fully expressing yourself. Because the question might be less about: “How do I get people to see my value?” And more about: “Can I allow myself to be seen?” Let’s Connect If this episode resonated, join Toni’s Facebook group Business Growth for Heart-Led Coaches, Practitioners & Therapists If you found this episode valuable, share it with a business owner who is ready to level up, or leave a review to help more people discover The Coaching Circle . Order your copy of The Turning Point If you’d love to dive deeper into Toni’s emotional freedom work, you can pre-order your copy here: The Turning Point Book Links and Resources: The Turning Point Book Book an Action Call Connect with Toni Everard: Website Email LinkedIn Facebook Instagram YouTube

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  Episode #156

  Ep 156: Toni Everard - Your Goals Require You to Expand Your Emotional Capacity

  Sep 14, 202630 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail You've probably got a goal you're working towards. More money. More freedom. Better health. A different kind of relationship. A bigger business. And you've probably been thinking about what you need to do to make it happen. But what if there's another piece that's even more important? Do you have the emotional capacity to actually have what you're asking for? Because achieving something isn't just about creating it. It's about being able to receive it, hold it, and maintain it. And sometimes the thing keeping you stuck isn't a lack of strategy. It's that the result you're asking for requires you to feel things you're not yet comfortable feeling. More money might require you to become comfortable being seen differently. More success might require you to let go of old beliefs about what success means. More freedom might require you to stop using busyness as a reason to stay safe. And healthier relationships might require you to build the capacity to set boundaries, disappoint people, and still trust that you're going to be okay. Your nervous system has learned what feels safe. And when you start moving beyond that, even towards something you really want, it can feel uncomfortable. So what if the next level isn't about pushing harder? What if it's about expanding your capacity to receive, create and maintain the life you're asking for? In this episode, we explore why your goals require you to become capable of holding a different reality, how old patterns can keep you anchored to what feels familiar, and what changes when you stop asking only, "What do I need to do?" and start asking: "What do I need to be able to hold?" Let’s Connect If this episode resonated, join Toni’s Facebook group Business Growth for Heart-Led Coaches, Practitioners & Therapists If you found this episode valuable, share it with a business owner who is ready to level up, or leave a review to help more people discover The Coaching Circle . Order your copy of The Turning Point If you’d love to dive deeper into Toni’s emotional freedom work, you can pre-order your copy here: The Turning Point Book Links and Resources: The Turning Point Book Book an Action Call Connect with Toni Everard: Website Email LinkedIn Facebook Instagram YouTube

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  Episode #155

  Ep 155: Toni Everard - Your Business Will Rise to the Standard You Hold

  Sep 7, 202621 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail You probably have a goal for your business. Maybe it's six figures. Maybe it's seven. Maybe it's having a team that actually takes things off your plate. Maybe it's working fewer days. Maybe it's having the freedom to step away from the business without everything falling apart. And you've probably thought about what you need to do to make that happen. The strategy. The marketing. The sales. The systems. The things you need to learn. But there's another question that's probably even more important. Who do you need to be to have that business? Because your business is only going to rise to the standard that you hold yourself to. And this is something I see all the time. People come to me having worked with other coaches. They've been given things to do. They know what they should be doing. But they're overwhelmed. Or they're not implementing. Or they're doing the things that feel comfortable while avoiding the things that would actually move the business forward. And usually, there's something underneath that. It's identity. It's how you're holding yourself. It's what you believe about yourself. It's the standard you're willing to hold yourself to. Because you don't create a six-figure business and then suddenly become someone who feels like a six-figure business owner. You have to become that person first. You have to start making decisions from that identity. You have to start holding yourself to the standard of someone who has that business. And that can be uncomfortable. Because sometimes the person you need to become is very different from the person you've been practising being. When I first started my business, I knew I could be a good coach. I knew I could be a good trainer. I was good at learning things. I was good at implementing them. But I was thinking like someone who had a job. I wasn't thinking like a business owner. And being a business owner meant I had to become good at things that weren't necessarily the things I enjoyed. Sales. Marketing. Systems. Structure. Strategy. I had to decide that I was going to become good at those things. And that decision changed my business. It's the same thing with video. When I first started doing video, I was petrified. I didn't feel like someone who was good at video. I didn't feel confident. I didn't feel natural. But I decided I was going to become good at it. So I did the thing. Again. And again. And again. I did 90 days of live video. And eventually, what had once felt completely uncomfortable became something I could do naturally. The identity came first. The competence came afterwards. And I think this is where we get ourselves stuck. We think we need to feel like the person before we're allowed to behave like them. But it actually works the other way around. You decide. You choose. You start doing the things that person would do. And then you become them. So if you want to build a bigger business, you have to ask yourself: Who do I need to be? What do I need to let go of? What stories about myself are no longer useful? Where am I still identifying as someone who isn't good at business? Someone who doesn't like sales. Someone who hates marketing. Someone who isn't confident on video. Someone who can't lead. Someone who doesn't know how. Because if you keep making those things part of your identity, you're going to keep proving them to yourself. And this doesn't just apply to you. It applies to your clients. It applies to your team. How you hold people matters. If you hold your clients as people who can't do things without you, they'll probably keep needing you to hold their hand. If you hold them as people who are capable of making decisions and taking action, they're much more likely to step into that. The same thing happens with your team. If you hold them as people who need constant supervision, that's probably what you'll get. But if you hold them as people who can take responsibility, make decisions and lead, you give them the opportunity to become that. And this is where standards become really important. Holding a higher standard isn't about pushing people harder. It's about being clear. It's about expectations. It's about feedback. It's about recognising when someone is meeting the standard. It's about giving people enough responsibility that they can actually build ownership. And it's about doing the same thing for yourself. Because recognition shapes identity. When someone says, "You're someone who handled that really well," it reinforces something. It gives the person an opportunity to see themselves differently. And eventually they start thinking: Maybe I am someone who can do this. That's what we're really talking about. Self-belief. Self-trust. Ownership. Identity. And ultimately, the gap between what you say you want and what you're actually willing to hold yourself to. So maybe there's something in your business right now that feels more complicated than it needs to be. Maybe there's a people problem. A team problem. A client problem. A sales problem. A leadership problem. And maybe it's worth asking a slightly different question. Not just: "What do I need to do?" But: "Who am I being that is creating this?" And then: "Who do I need to become to create something different?" Because most of the time, the facts of business are actually pretty straightforward. It's the stories we have about ourselves. What we think other people will think. How we think people will respond. Whether we believe we're allowed to have what we say we want. That's where we make things complicated. And that's also where things can change. You don't have to become someone else. You just have to stop holding yourself to the standard of the person you used to be. And start choosing the person you're becoming. Because your business will rise to the standard you hold. So the question is: What standard are you holding yourself to? Let’s Connect If this episode resonated, join Toni’s Facebook group Business Growth for Heart-Led Coaches, Practitioners & Therapists If you found this episode valuable, share it with a business owner who is ready to level up, or leave a review to help more people discover The Coaching Circle . Order your copy of The Turning Point If you’d love to dive deeper into Toni’s emotional freedom work, you can pre-order your copy here: The Turning Point Book Links and Resources: The Turning Point Book Book an Action Call Connect with Toni Everard: Website Email LinkedIn Facebook Instagram YouTube

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  Episode #154

  Ep 154: Toni Everard - Commanding the Universe and Other Unhinged Hacks That Work

  Aug 31, 202632 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail You've probably been told to be realistic. To wait until you have proof. To make sure you're certain before you decide. To think about what could go wrong. To keep your expectations reasonable. But what if you've been giving far too much of your energy to everything you don't want? What if you're spending so much time wondering... "What if it doesn't work?" "What if nobody buys?" "What if people disagree with me?" "What if I get it wrong?" "What if I fail?" ...that you're accidentally putting your creative energy into the very things you're trying to avoid? Because your attention is powerful. Your energy is powerful. And what you repeatedly focus on influences how you think, act, perceive opportunities and ultimately create your reality. In this week's episode, Toni Everard explores what it really means to "command the universe" — and the slightly unhinged mindset hacks she uses to create the outcomes she wants. This isn't about controlling other people. It's about owning your own power. Choosing an outcome. Getting completely congruent with it. And becoming unavailable for the constant mental chatter that pulls you away from what you've decided you want. Toni shares the story of her book launch, where she had only two weeks to pull everything together, a panelist cancelled, and half the room hadn't even booked until the final few days. Instead of allowing the uncertainty to change the story, she decided: This is going to be an incredible night. And she refused to waver. The result? More than 40 people in the room, an incredible atmosphere and a night that turned out exactly as she'd envisioned. This episode explores: • what "commanding the universe" actually means • why clarity and congruence are so powerful when you're creating an outcome • how constantly thinking about what you don't want can drain your creative energy • why your energy is one of your most precious resources • how your thoughts, feelings, actions, focus and behaviours can either align or conflict with what you say you want • why owning your personal power isn't about having power over other people • how becoming your own authority changes the way you make decisions • why waiting for external permission can keep you from creating what you actually want • the difference between commanding an outcome and being attached to how it has to happen • why non-attachment is essential when you're creating something you deeply desire • how needing a specific outcome can actually keep your attention focused on what you don't want • why staying open to how an outcome arrives can create more freedom and possibility • how imagining yourself 15 minutes beyond the successful completion of an event can help create a "future memory" • why acting as though you're someone who can solve challenges changes what you notice and how you respond • how the words you use with yourself can influence what your mind looks for • why "I don't know how" can shut down your ability to find the information you need • how to recognise the difference between intuition and fear • why making decisions before you're completely certain can be a powerful form of self-trust • what happens when you start asking, "What if I'm allowed to have this?" • how the rules you've unconsciously created around what you're "allowed" to have can limit your life • why treating your energy like gold changes what you give your attention to • how clarity, focus, self-authority and permission can help you become more intentional about the reality you're creating Maybe you've been waiting for more certainty. More evidence. More permission. More proof that you're allowed to want what you want. Maybe you've been giving your doubts just as much attention as your desires. Or maybe you've become so focused on making sure nothing goes wrong that you've forgotten to decide what you actually want to happen. This episode invites you to look at that differently. Because commanding the universe doesn't mean pretending everything will magically work out. It means choosing your direction. Harnessing your energy. Getting congruent with your decision. Trusting yourself enough to move. And staying open about exactly how the outcome arrives. You don't need to know every step. You don't need everyone else's approval. You don't need absolute certainty. And you don't need to have proof before you give yourself permission to believe something is possible. Sometimes the first step is simply deciding: This is what I'm creating. And then becoming completely unavailable for everything that pulls you away from it. Because you are not here to constantly react to your circumstances. You are here to create. So maybe it's time to power up your inner She-Ra or He-Man... Hold your sword in the air. And remember: You have the power. Let’s Connect If this episode resonated, join Toni’s Facebook group Business Growth for Heart-Led Coaches, Practitioners & Therapists If you found this episode valuable, share it with a business owner who is ready to level up, or leave a review to help more people discover The Coaching Circle . Order your copy of The Turning Point If you’d love to dive deeper into Toni’s emotional freedom work, you can pre-order your copy here: The Turning Point Book Links and Resources: The Turning Point Book Book an Action Call Connect with Toni Everard: Website Email LinkedIn Facebook Instagram YouTube

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