Hey wonderful idea cafe readers!

I am hoping that you guys can help me brainstorm & narrow down a good name for my coaching business.

My coaching niche is marketing and business (though I do coach my clients on other issues as they come up).

Most of my 8 current clients are entrepreneurs - they own a small small business, usually just them and maybe a few contractors. They are all in different industries (massage to CPA to lawyer to potter, etc).

They all are successful in their own right already, but they realize that a coach can help them get even more or even farther than they can get by themselves by providing them with ideas, marketing expertise, a different perspective and a bit of accountability when they need it.

I want my business name to describe somehow what I do (though it doesn't have to have the word coach in it), and I want it to be memorable (Pacific Coaching - way too lame and unmemorable).

Here are some that I've come up with.

Words that describe my market:
Already successful
Busy
Have lots of projects
Very ambitious
Positive
Do things their way
Have big dreams
Are passionate about something
Go getters
Determined
Aspiring
Driven
Enterprising
Hustler
Motivated
Spirited
Energetic
Desire for advancement / betterment
High performer
Take action

Names:
Ambition coaching ? taken already
Compass Coaching
Biz-spectives Coaching
Genius Power
Rise Higher Coaching
Cloud 9 Coaching
"I want to have it all" Coaching
Have cake and eat it too
Eat your cake coaching ? taken
I did it my way
Bright Way Coaching
Live your dream bigger
Aim higher
Aspire Higher (taken - book)
On the move coaching

Tagline ideas:
From own-a-job to own-a-life
Does your business serve you? Or the other way around?
Your biz ? death trap? Or getaway car?
Moving forward
Constantly moving

Similar words to consider:
Trainer
Advisor
Mentor
Act
Achieve
Doing
Movement

Oh, another thing that I specialize in is automating a business and building passive income streams into the business so that eventually so that the business owner can follow something similar to the 4 hour work week (http://fourhourworkweek.com/)

Any thoughts? I appreciate it! Thanks!
Rebecca