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1 on 1 Coaching

1 on 1 Coaching is for people levelling up mindset and habits. Get step-by-step help for making a steady 5-10k/month as a 1 on 1.

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How this community works

Pricing: $5 a monthWell below the personal development median of $15.
Size: 8,204 membersBigger than 92% of the personal development communities indexed here.
Revenue ceiling: $41,020 a monthIf every member paid the listed price. Free tiers, discounts and churn are not visible from outside.
Platform: Skool
Category: Personal Development
Last verified: 24 September 2026

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Low price, high volume. At $5 a month the model needs numbers, and 8,204 members is what that looks like.

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About 1 on 1 Coaching

1 on 1 Coaching is for people levelling up mindset and habits. Get step-by-step help for making a steady 5-10k/month as a 1 on 1.

Why you should join: Get peer support, practical playbooks and live rooms inside Skool. Public price is $5 a month.

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The one-liner

A low-friction coaching community teaching plant-based experts how to sell digital offers online.

What they actually sell

1 on 1 Coaching, associated with Ted Carr, is aimed at people who want steady online coaching income. The about page speaks directly to passionate vegans who stay broke in unrelated jobs because nobody showed them how to package knowledge into ebooks, courses, and coaching programmes. Inside, members learn to pick a niche, find a problem worth solving, and get first paying clients online. Free benefits list community access and a large VIP course library. Formal paid tiers are not shown on the public products list, and the listing price sits very low, which reads like a front-door community into deeper coaching offers. No trial is advertised.

Who pays and why

Values-driven experts, often in plant-based health, who know their topic but cannot productise it. They pay for a method to turn belief-aligned knowledge into clients rather than another inspirational feed.

Where the members come from

Ted links Instagram under a fruitarian handle and optins.com. The active feed suggests this is the busy back end of a long-running online coaching audience. Exact follower counts are not listed on the about page.

What's holding it back

The public name and vegan-specific story can confuse cold visitors who land from generic coaching search. If the free-feeling entry never clarifies the paid upgrade path, monetisation stays muddy.

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Speak to one values niche that is stuck broke, then teach them how to package what they already know into coaching and digital products.

Would this work in another niche?

Yes for other belief-led expert groups such as zero-waste educators or faith-based coaches. Weak for general business audiences who do not share the niche identity.

Written 24 September 2026