Evan Carter
Business and life coach for entrepreneurs in Seattle
| Rate | $150 to $250 per hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Works with | Founders and business owners |
| Also coaches | Life coach |
| Based in | Seattle, Washington, United States |
Evan Carter is a business and life coach in Seattle, Washington. He coaches entrepreneurs and people who feel stuck in the day to day cycle. His work centers on building a strong foundation with clear goals, process, standards and accountability. He writes about business foundations, starting a business on a small budget, and simple steps owners can take right away. He also compares running a start-up to a 162 game baseball season.
What Evan helps with
Evan works with people who feel stuck in daily routines and want a stronger base for their business and life. He focuses on clear goals and steady accountability.
- Breaking out of the day to day cycle
- Setting clear goals
- Building repeatable processes
- Setting standards for your work
- Staying accountable to your plans
- Building a strong business foundation
- Starting a business on a small budget
Who Evan works with
Evan works with entrepreneurs and other people who feel stuck in the day to day cycle. That includes people who want to start a business and people who already run one and need more structure.
Evan Carter pricing
Programs and services
- Free consultation
Evan Carter reviews
The CoachVouch take
Evan teaches that a strong business foundation can change how much of your company you give up when you raise money, and he writes about it.
Best for entrepreneurs who feel stuck in daily routines and want clear goals, process and accountability.
Evan's rate sits within the range most business coaches charge ($95 to $225 an hour).
Common questions
How much does Evan Carter charge?
Evan Carter's rate is $150 to $250 per hour.
What does Evan Carter help with?
Evan Carter helps with breaking out of the day to day cycle, setting clear goals, building repeatable processes and setting standards for your work.
How do I contact Evan Carter?
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