Ali is a coach and the Director of Marketing here at WAG Nutrition. She has a master's in Nutrition and Human Performance and lives in Vermont with her husband and GSP pup, Blue. Get to know a little more about her:

At Seismic, we’ve taken our nutrition coaching software a step above the rest and provide business-building education that will help you harness the unique power of your voice and program while leveraging our premiere software.

When it comes to being a successful nutrition, fitness, or wellness coach, the thing that sets you apart is you. Your knowledge, ability to connect and build trust with clients, the results you help your clients achieve, and the nutrition coaching software you use.

“Can I make money as a nutrition coach?” I get this question a lot. Today, I’m chatting all about how becoming an online nutrition coach can be more than just a cute little hobby and - in fact - make you money.

How can you get the most out of your time with your online nutrition coach? What should you be talking about with him/her? How do you ensure you squeeze out every ounce of knowledge during this time and create an effective experience? What is the secret!?

Have you ever found yourself sitting in front of your computer Googling questions like “What is a nutrition coach?”, “Do I need a nutrition coach?” or “What is the difference between a nutrition coach and a nutritionist?”

As a quick reminder, this 3-part article series examines five common challenging client scenarios. We didn’t pull these out of thin air — they came from our community of WAG Coach Certification graduates and those who are in the WAG Business Program.

Just because a situation is challenging doesn’t mean it’s unwanted. Challenging client scenarios offer huge opportunities for growth as a coach. They’ll allow you to flex your coaching skills to find a solution.

Just because a situation is challenging doesn’t mean it’s unwanted. Challenging client scenarios offer huge opportunities for growth as a coach. They’ll allow you to flex your coaching skills to find a solution.

If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance that you’ve worked with a nutrition coach, have experienced transformation in one or more areas of your life and are looking to become a coach yourself. Well, you’ve come to the right place!

We need human interaction, but it isn’t crucial when it comes being coached. Less face to face contact can allows you to be more open, vulnerable and accepting of constructive feedback.