Peg Wedig

Life and business mindset coach for food bloggers

Business Coach$85 to $160 an hour
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Hourly rate range$85 to $160 an hour
Focus areas
Scaling and growthMindset and habitsGoal setting and accountability
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Peg Wedig is a life and business mindset coach for food bloggers who want to grow their blogs. She does not teach blogging or technical skills. She works on the beliefs and stories that hold a blogger back. Her method is a framework called Recipe for Success, and she tailors it to each client and their blog. She also runs a blog called The CEO Spoon.

What Peg helps with

Peg helps food bloggers who feel overwhelmed and stuck. She works on the beliefs behind slow blog growth, not on recipes or tech.

  • Finding and changing limiting beliefs about their blog and business
  • Figuring out exactly what they want from their blog
  • Building a plan to reach their goals
  • Prioritizing what matters most
  • Getting more done in less time
  • Building self-knowledge and self-trust
  • Growing traffic, income and flexibility
  • Feeling overwhelmed while running a food blog

Who Peg works with

Peg works with food bloggers who want to grow their blog into a real business. Many started because they love cooking and want a flexible lifestyle. They feel overwhelmed, short on time, and stuck on growth even though they have the skills.

How Peg works

Peg uses her Recipe for Success framework. First she helps clients see the stories they tell about themselves, their blog, their business and the people in their lives. Then she helps them change those stories and build better beliefs. The framework covers deciding what you want, making a plan, setting priorities and getting more done in less time. She personalizes it for each client and blog.

Background and qualifications

Peg Wedig is a life and business mindset coach. She focuses on food bloggers. She is not a food blogger herself. She blogged briefly and got one of her recipes onto the first page of Google. She does not act as a blogging mentor and does not teach technical blogging skills. She writes a blog called The CEO Spoon and offers a guide on future-proofing a food blog.

Peg Wedig pricing

Hourly rate range
$85 to $160 an hour

Programs and services

  • One-on-one mindset coaching
  • Recipe for Success framework
  • Discovery call
  • Free guide to future-proof your blog
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The CoachVouch take

She coaches food bloggers on mindset and beliefs only, using her Recipe for Success framework instead of blogging tactics.

Best for food bloggers who have the skills but feel stuck and overwhelmed, and want to grow their blog by changing their beliefs.

Common questions

How much does Peg Wedig charge?

Coaching with Peg runs $85 to $160 an hour. Message Peg from this page for an exact quote.

What does Peg Wedig help with?

Peg Wedig helps with finding and changing limiting beliefs about their blog and business, figuring out exactly what they want from their blog, building a plan to reach their goals and prioritizing what matters most.

Does Peg Wedig teach how to blog?

No. She does not teach technical blogging skills. She coaches the beliefs and stories that hold food bloggers back.

How do I contact Peg Wedig?

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