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Whenever I get asked what I do for a living and reply that I'm a Life Coach, I usually get either one of two responses. The first is a blank stare as though I told them I wrestle mountain goats for a living and they aren't quite sure what to say. And the other one is "I"d like to be a Life Coach, I think I'd be good at that"Even though life teaching, or at least competent Life Coaching is a highly skilled practice, it seems that a great deal of people think they would be good at it from the get-go and without any Life Coach training.
After all, how hard can it be? You listen to somebody telling you their problems and then you fix them.Unfortunately, it isn't quite that easy and Life tutors aren't paid to fix people or ram advice down clients throats. They are paid to ask the right questions at the right time in order to shift a clients thinking. After all, if cannot get his client to think differently this change is only ever going to happen by chance. And that's not the most effective way to move through life.So when somebody tells me they would like usually ask them why they think they are suited to the roll. Nine times out of ten they will reply that they are a great listener and I agree, that is a good starting point.Life Coaches do indeed need to be great listeners, but there is so much more to it than that. They also need to be great rapport builders, great question ask
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As a profession, life coaching is relatively new; yet there are more and more individuals fulfilling this role in order to help people achieve personal goals. Life coaches help clients set and reach goals by drawing on a variety of disciplines from sociology and psychology to mentoring and counseling. While life coaches can be a powerful tool for achieving your own aspirations, the fact that this type of coaching was born out of so many different backgrounds means that there is a wide range of approaches and styles for different coaches. As such, choosing a life coach should not be taken lightly. You need to find a coach with a similar outlook and a basic understanding of how to use their skills to best help you. Always speak to several life coaches before you make a choice. Rapport is a very important aspect of the life coach/client relationship. If you have a fundamentally different approach to life as your coach, you may not be able to work together successfully. Many people make the mistake of believing that any life coach is well equipped to help them. In fact, building a positive relationship with your life coach is much the same as building a relationship with a friend, partner, or colleague.
Ask yourself a few questions: Does this life coach listen to you? Does s/he understand what you want to achieve through your relationship with the coach? Does your coaches values
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