The difference between a $200/hour coach and a $1,000/hour coach isn't methodology. It's continuity.

The expensive coach walks into session 8 and says: "Last time you mentioned the conversation with your CTO went better than expected — did you have the follow-up about the H2 plan we'd talked about in June?"

The cheap coach walks in and says: "How are things going?"

Your clients pay you to be the one person who actually remembers what's going on in their life. They notice — instantly — when you remember. They notice — silently, painfully — when you don't.

The standard coaching workflow doesn't help here. You take notes during sessions (which makes you less present), or after (which means you're paying yourself $0/hour to write recaps, and the details are already half-gone).

Legend captures the session, structures the notes around your client's goals, tracks recurring blockers across sessions, and drops a prep summary in your inbox before next week's call: where they were last time, what they committed to, what to ask about first.

You stop spending evenings writing recaps. You start every session knowing exactly where to pick up. Your clients feel remembered. Your renewal rate goes up.

This is what the best coaches do — they just don't tell you it's the secret.