Whole Life Coach
Whole Life Coach
I have been running regular Personal Transformation and the Law of Attraction workshops but only recently have I considered becoming a personal coach. This thought came about because of a request by one of my workshop participants.
After thinking about it and considering the benefits of coaching, I finally started coaching this year. Here are 5 reasons why anyone who wants to improve himself or herself should consider becoming a coach:
1. Coaching supports your own personal growth
If you are keen on self improvement, coaching is one of the best places for you to be. By becoming a coach, you commit yourself to grow, acquire knowledge and skills, and internalize them into your own life. After all, you need to lead by example. You have no choice but to walk your talk.
2. Have fun working with and helping people
This is especially true if you enjoy working with people. Whenever you contribute in some small ways to help another person improves himself or herself, you feel a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction. It can truly brighten up the day. As you get better at helping people grow, you also grow in self confidence, self esteem and general well being. You become a happier person.
As you get better at helping people grow, you also grow in self confidence, self esteem and general well being. You become a happier person.
According to Abraham Maslow, the need to contribute to the well being of others is one of our basic human needs. Being a coach helps you to fulfill that need.
3. Contribute to lifting human consciousness
Each time you help someone become better than he or she was before, you are indirectly contributing to the uplifting of the human race as a whole. You expand global consciousness and make this community, society, country and the world a better place too.
4. Support your love for learning and sharing
If you are going to improve yourself, you will find that learning and sharing the things and skills that you have learned is the best way to internalize them into your life. Before you teach, you have to make sure you know your stuff. It will spur you on to master the things you teach and to know them in greater depth. Just knowing superficially will not do when you are teaching.
I am constantly reminded of the philosophy of the 5 P’s whenever I need to teach – “Prior preparation prevents poor performance”. Thus, being a coach commits you to lifelong learning and that is a good thing.
5. Challenge your creativity
Coaching is a challenging job. You will do well if you have your client’s interests at heart and if you are creative. What I mean is that you have to think out of the box and open your mind to new possibilities. Learn to see things from different perspectives. Often, all it takes to change a negative experience is to see it from a fresh perspective.
If all these reasons appeal to you, then you should seriously consider becoming a coach. It is really not as difficult as you may think. You can get a good report on how to set up a coaching business at my websites.
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I plan on training with some swim coaches to train for the 2012 Olympics. I have swam my whole life, and have been in many competitions…but is it even possible to train in 4 years? Is it possible to be in college at the same time as training as well?
duuuh michael phelps just graduated from michigan university this year he was training for four yrs. while in college
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