Have you heard the phrase, I have it on good authority...? Well, now you actually can! I have been reading this awesome book and I wish I had it back when I started coaching about 12 years ago. But even now, more than a decade in, I am glad I found it. There is so much excellent and useful information right at my fingertips.
Good Authority: The Legal Owner's Manual for Your Coaching Business
This book, authored by Valerie Del Grosso, Esq., is intended as a legal guide specifically for coaches who run their own business. Valerie is an attorney practicing business law in the United States. Her book functions as a desk reference or manual to help coaches navigate the legal aspects of setting up and operating their own coaching practice.
The book covers many topics needed by those creating and managing a coaching business. Sections cover the following topics:
Business formation: Choosing the right business structure (sole proprietorship, LLC, etc.) for your coaching business.
Contracts and agreements: Understanding the legalities of client contracts, service agreements, and other relevant documents.
Insurance and liability: Ensuring you have proper insurance coverage to protect yourself from potential legal issues.
Intellectual property: Understanding how to safeguard your coaching materials, brand, and intellectual property.
Taxes and compliance: Meeting your tax obligations and following regulations related to running a coaching business.
and much more.
Overall, "Good Authority" is a valuable resource for coaches who want to ensure their business is set up legally and operates smoothly to avoid legal pitfalls. You can find it available on Amazon.
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