I would give them a start and follow up with an eBook that takes them to the next level.
If you have been doing this for awhile, I'm sure you have a process that works for most people. Maybe it changes depending on people's learning styles. Cover each one in your book.

You can help people online but don't give them all of the training but make them drool over the content you have. I think you will find that they are more than willing to buy the whole package.

From what I am reading the broad niche is self help and that on it's own is pretty competitive. But if you narrow the focus a bit, for example, you sort of give an example of honoring one's God given talents. You could start with that. You may discover that is too broad too, or it could be exactly what works. You have mentioned that you set up training programs, seminars, etc. If you make them into online videos, audios, webinars, and then create a membership, then you could easily recoup the money that you didn't get paid for. People pay huge amounts of money for self help, especially videos and audio, and if presented correctly, you could make this really work.

Of course, that type of business model is not really taught here at WA as it is much more involved and requires many other aspects of ecommerce like shopping carts, membership management, and payment processors. But you could try to find affiliate programs that compliment your niche and take it from there. Also, you may be able to contact other self help website owners and see if you can sell all that training to them. But if you want a recurring commission from them, you'll have to trust that they are on the level as far as sales.

Best Regards,
Jim

I really like your idea. You say you are spending lots of time already doing it, so why not use what you are doing, except just put it in a website and article content?