You've probably heard the word coach used as a job title. We often associate it with sports, and we know what such a coach does - they help the sports team achieve their goals. Which is to win.
But did you know life coaches do the same?
Ideally, they are supposed to support us with our intentions to excel and win. Life and business coaching is the secret of many successful people making progress with their goals and achieving their potential.
Yes, I have a coach as well.
This post was inspired by a question someone once asked me.
"What is a life coach, and what exactly do I do with my clients"?
A good question!
But before answering it, let's first rule out what a coach is not and the differences in similar services provided:
The above is my personal definition of a life coach. But if that sounds too vague or simple, here's the broader version of what I do.
As a life coach, I aim to support my clients so that they achieve their personal development intentions. These include but are not limited to:
- Reaching your definition of holistic success.
- Following your purpose and big-picture vision.
- Embracing well-being for healthy high performance.
So back to the question of what exactly is it I do as a life coach?
That depends on what you want.
Because you are the expert in your life, I believe you already have all the answers inside you.
But it's difficult to see the picture when you're in the frame.
So, my work is to come along and professionally support you with your vision using my signature G.O.A.L.S. methodology.
We work together towards your desired change and sustainable growth, so that you meet your personal and professional objectives without sacrificing your health and family on the altar of productivity!
Ready to consider working with a coach? Let's start a conversation and see if we'd be a good fit.