Consultant Coach Examples

Here are some Consultant Coaching Niches- hybrid roles where you offer both coaching (asking, listening, guiding) and consulting (advising, teaching, strategizing) based on your lived experience and expertise:

1. Business Startup & Strategy Consultant Coach

Why it’s valuable: Many people want to start businesses but feel overwhelmed and don’t know where to begin.

What you bring: You’ve built your own business or side hustle and can walk others through foundational steps—branding, offers, pricing, tech, systems.

Example: A mom who built a business from home helps other moms launch purpose-driven businesses with simple, soul-aligned strategies.

2. Content & Messaging Consultant Coach

Why it’s valuable: Coaches, writers, creatives, and small business owners struggle to communicate clearly and authentically online.

What you bring: You’ve developed a voice, grown an audience, or launched offers using content.

Example: A former copywriter or blogger coaches others to clarify their message, write with heart, and build trust that converts.

3. Life & Purpose Consultant Coach

Why it’s valuable: People crave personal clarity, but also want someone who can speak wisdom into the bigger picture.

What you bring: You’ve walked through identity crises, big transitions, or calling discovery and can mentor through it.

Example: A woman who rebuilt her life after burnout now helps others align their identity with their choices and redesign their rhythm around what matters most.

4. Ministry & Faith-Based Consultant Coach

Why it’s valuable: Leaders, pastors’ wives, or women in ministry often feel isolated and unclear about how to grow or shift.

What you bring: You’ve lived in or led through ministry, church life, or faith-based leadership and understand the nuances.

Example: A former women’s ministry leader now coaches others to navigate faith-based leadership roles, prevent burnout, and reimagine how they serve.

5. Parenting & Homeschool Consultant Coach

Why it’s valuable: Parents want more than tips—they want help making decisions that fit their family.

What you bring: You’ve homeschooled, raised kids with intention, or supported parents through special needs, transitions, or blended families.

Example: A homeschool mom of five coaches newer moms to find confidence, customize their homeschool rhythm, and lead with grace instead of guilt.

Reader Challenge:

Pick one niche that resonated with you most and write down why. What have you lived, learned, or led others through that could become part of your offer? Then ask yourself: Who needs what I now carry and what would it look like to serve them well?