
7:45 pm

January 10, 2011

10:25 am

September 27, 2010

I think that coaching can be a good idea IF you have a concrete goal in mind. I have never been formally coached, but I did admin work on and off for a coach for about ten years, until he passed away. During that time I was privileged to receive some of his wisdom and advice, and one of the things he stressed was that coaching is NOT therapy, and if you have any sort of BIG issues holding you back that would best be dealt with in therapy, it would be better to work on healing those before starting the coaching. He would not take someone's money he felt was not ready.
If you feel for instance, something's holding you back from getting promoted at work - coaching could be a good idea. If you keep getting fired because you can't get along with people, that's more of a therapy issue. Etc...
5:33 pm

January 10, 2011

I have some goals in mind--but I'm not actually sure how to get there. Do you think coaching would help in that regard?
crystalwaters said: During that time I was privileged to receive some of his wisdom and advice, and one of the things he stressed was that coaching is NOT therapy, and if you have any sort of BIG issues holding you back that would best be dealt with in therapy, it would be better to work on healing those before starting the coaching. He would not take someone's money he felt was not ready.
Also, it sounds like you worked for a wonderful person. I feel like there would be many people that would take advantage of a person in that position.
8:35 pm

January 21, 2011

Currently I have a long time friend who is involved with nutrition who is trying to recruit "health coaches". I went to his web page and saw all of these nutrition bars, powders, etc. for sale. I did some research and found out that this company is a kin to a multilevel marketing scheme. Albeit a successful one. If someone follows the program they are supposed to loose weight. The catch is the program costs around $300 a month. You have to first go through the program, then go to training to be a coach. It reminded of a highly organized relgion. What caused me to get turned off by it was the cost. The question I have is coaching vs. counseling. Which is more effective?
2:59 am

May 6, 2014

Hi! I just want to know
some little things, is it possible to join online sports counseling I just want
to get good lesson about how to jump higher and i found some website who
are I think provide good teaching, I only want to found good service who can
give us a good instruction, thanks.
12:49 am

July 28, 2017

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