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There are some obvious benefits people are seeking from transitioning into owning their own coaching practice – the honor of serving others, the flexibility of creating your own schedule, no one putting a limit on your earning potential, etc. But there are many other benefits to becoming a Certified Life Coach and owning your own coaching business. Below are 3 …
Self Assessment – Am I Fit to be a Life Coach? I enjoy helping other people. People always come to me for advice. I believe helping others is my true life purpose. I would enjoy being self-employed. I am willing to take initiative to tell others about the service I provide. I am willing to learn and do some sort …
In 2018, I was at a point in life where I was contemplating a new direction. I spent my 20s in Corporate America as a retirement benefit consulting actuary helping Fortune 100 clients design and manage their pension plans and my 30s as a full-time mom for my four children. Two very profound events in my life – a loss …
In the Fall of 2015 I completed my LPI Certification with Tanya Varley. At that time I’d been a director of nursing for over 20 years and loved EVERY minute of it. I loved seeing our building, the staff, patients, families and loved ones all succeed. I coached my staff, patients and families every day and found it came very …
Lessons Learned from Life Coaching These are the strangest of times, everyone’s life has changed dramatically. You might be wondering if your life will ever return to “normal”. Many people are talking about the “New Normal”, either way, times are uncertain. None of us have a crystal ball to predict what will happen in the future. I have been a …
When I joined LPI, I was already a global facilitator for JB Training Solutions, teaching leadership, team performance, and public speaking workshops all over the globe. While I loved the work I was doing, I always felt a deep pull to connect in a deeper and more meaningful way. The intensive environment, chance to see San Diego, and the ability …
A new year is just around the corner. For many people, this is a time of self-reflection. They look at their goals and accomplishments, obstacles and setbacks, highs and lows to evaluate where they can grow in the year to come. Whether you “believe” in new year resolutions or not, it’s natural to use the start of a new year …
Are you ready to take on a new challenge in 2019? Do you want to help people create positive momentum forward in their lives? Are you excited by the idea of being an ally in someone’s journey toward a more compelling and fulfilling life? Consider becoming a life or spiritual coach this year! This field is not only growing steadily, …
It’s that time of year again! As the end of 2018 approaches, many of us begin to think about our New Year’s Resolutions. And whether you are a believer in New Year’s Resolutions or not, the fact is that resolutions are just goals, and as life coaches, we specialize in helping people achieve their goals.
One of the many benefits of a life coaching career is the flexibility it offers to its coaches. More than just location independence or work-life balance, the field allows new and seasoned coaches alike to have the flexibility to choose a niche that allows them to create a practice that is aligned with their personal interests, values, and skills.