Write for us

Lasting Coaching Guide welcomes thoughtful pitches about coaching conversations and everyday practice. We are interested in pieces that help readers understand an idea, make a choice or reflect on an experiment without promising a guaranteed result.

What makes a strong pitch

Send a short outline that names the reader, the question the piece will answer and its central idea. Explain what makes the subject distinct from familiar coaching slogans. Useful pitches often include a clear comparison, a common misunderstanding, a carefully bounded exercise or an example that can be discussed without exposing anyone's private story.

Voice and boundaries

Write in plain English, with specific examples and honest limits. Do not present coaching as treatment, claim outcomes are certain or include identifiable client details without appropriate permission. Tell us about relevant interests that could affect how a reader understands the piece. We do not require a particular credential to consider a thoughtful proposal.

How to send a proposal

Send your pitch through the Contact page and select the editorial question option. A pitch is not a guarantee of publication; please wait for a response before sending a full draft. Include a working title and a short note about the approach you would take.