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The counting of health and vitamins additions into your regular diet routine is brilliant... VERY brilliant, particularly pleasing into reflection the reality that most of us eat a diet including initial of processed, cooked, dead food. Fries, Burgers, hot dogs, pizza, double beef burritos, etc., joined with our obsession to soda, candy, chips, alcohol, and other unhealthy non-foods are reasons of us fat, sick, diabetic and dead.
And for those of us who do consume the perfect stuff,...
•Making a Good Living as a Professional Coach
Being a successful professional coach means that you are able to make a comfortable, full-time living from coaching. Most coaches are drawn to the profession because of their sincere desire to help others - and indeed the world needs coaches. After all the time and effort you put into your professional training, don't forget you need to spend additional time setting yourself up for success by planning and implementing your marketing strategy.
Since many coaches do not have a business or...
•14 Compelling Reasons to Use A Professional Coach
The coaching relationship is unique and powerful, and really can help you find fulfillment in your life and relationships. Below are some important reasons to use a Professional Coach, any ONE of which is compelling enough to get your very own coach TODAY.
1. You Highly Your Quality of Life
You prioritize building fulfilling personal and professional life and relationships. You realize that your success and quality of life is directly connected to your goals and outcomes in achieving them....
•How to Find Professional Coach Training
There are many training options available for becoming a professional coach. This article will assist you to find the right training program for your unique needs. Before we proceed it's important to mention that coaching is a unique profession. A "profession" is commonly defined as "an occupation requiring specialized education and/or training." Life experience, training in other professions, reading a book or completing an online program does not qualify you to be a professional coach and...
•Five Ways to Identify a Good Professional Coach Training Program
Given the explosive growth of Professional Coaching you will find many coach training programs. Here's a list of five things to look for when choosing a good training program:
1. A good training program teaches coaching
This may appear obvious, but just as anyone call him or herself a coach, anyone can call their training program "coaching training." In fact, many non-coaches are providing non-coach training, passing along their style of misguided "coaching." Look for a clear definition of...
•Comparing Professional Coaching and Therapy
Professional Coaching is very different from therapy and any other helping profession. To promote your understanding of professional coaching here are some similarities and differences between coaching, therapy and other helping professions. Please note that these are generalities and are not meant to definitively cover every iteration and variation of coaching or therapy.
Let's start by looking at the similarities between coaching and therapy. Though this is not intended to be a complete...
•Ten Guidelines of Professional Coaching
The goal of coaching is to empower clients, not to prescribe or advise as an expert. This is an area where many non-coach helping professionals may struggle because they're so used to being the source of knowledge and interventions and that is what their clients expect of them.
Coaching, however, requires a different paradigm: one where the information flows from the bottom up rather than from the top down. That is, an effective coach supports, emphasizes, and encourages the latent or...
•Ten Dirty Secrets of Happiness
My observation is that we want to be happy, but don't know how.
This problem has been exacerbated by the messages in movies, television, and other influential media, that promote a consumer-oriented, immediate gratification society. We seem to feel entitled to be able to buy and get what we want with little effort on our part. We have been conditioned that happiness comes from the outside, by having enough money, the car we want, the job we want, the partner we want. Then, when we get what we...
•I'd Rather Be Single Than Settle!
To get what you really want, you must say "No" to what you don't want. Simple, but not easy.
I've settled for less than I really wanted many times in my life, and each time my awareness of just how much of myself I gave up to accept that "OK" job, buy that "OK" car, enter that "OK" relationship that was less than I really wanted came much later, when it was too late to do much about it.
Looking back with 20/20 hindsight, what could I have done differently? Honestly, probably nothing. I had...
•Secrets of Self Employment
Unemployment sucks.
More people are losing jobs every day, and those that still have jobs worry about losing them. Families are suffering, homes are being foreclosed, fear is rampant.
What can we do about this?
The best remedy for unemployment just might be Self Employment!
FACT- 15.4 million are unemployed in the US, 10% of working adults. 135,000 jobs are lost each month (average) (Source- www.bls.gov)
FACT- 8.7% of job seekers gained employment by starting their own businesses in...
•The Million Dollar Practice
Private practice professionals conduct a needed service that helps their clients with the biggest, most important challenges imaginable. In any other industry the ability to solve huge problems would attract venture capital investment and make the providers of such services very well compensated.
Yet, why are so many practitioners struggling to get clients and make a living? They are motivated by ideals, not profits. They shy away from calling attention to themselves, preferring to be of...
•Hard Times for Private Practice? I Don't Think So, and Here's Why
Hard Times for Private Practice? I Don't Think So, and Here's Why I received the following question from a subscriber-
"With market and economy being what it is at present my practice is very very slow. My mentor just says it's the stock market and things are just slow. I'm down to four clients. What to do?? Do you think the market will have a long effect on my practice? I hate to call it quits, but I don't want to wait and lose money and time." L.W., LCSW
My response-
I'm so glad you...
•Conscious Dating Works for Twice-Divorced Author
As the author of Conscious Dating and founder of Relationship Coaching Institute I'm excited to share that this year I met my soul mate, Darlene, and we are engaged to be married!
If you're a reader of Conscious Dating you know that I've been married and divorced twice. I thought I met my soul mate (Maggie), but that relationship ended after 5 years. Since then I've done a lot of soul searching and focused on living the life I want while continuing to date around, this time with more...
•The Most Important Relationship Skill Is Not Communication
The single most important relationship skill is not communication, it's taking ownership.
Successful relationships require taking ownership of your "experience."
WHAT IS YOUR "EXPERIENCE?"
Your "experience" is what happens inside your body and your mind in response to events. It is composed of your thoughts, emotions, and physical sensations.
Your experience is involuntary, it just "happens." It's neither good or bad or right or wrong. Your experience is always OK and valid.
YOUR THOUGHTS...
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