Whatever the profession, many people find themselves standing at a crossroads, knowing where they want to go but unsure how to build the bridge to get there. If you are someone who naturally gravitates toward helping others find that path, who thrives on seeing potential unlocked, then becoming a coach might be more than a career—it could be your calling. In this article, I use the term “coach” to refer to anyone who adheres to the International Coaching Federation definition of coaching: “Partnering with clients in a thought-provoking and creative process that inspires them to maximize their personal and professional potential.” One may choose different modifiers to clarity their particular interest—life, leadership, health, career, spiritual, etc. Each requires additional training beyond the basics of coaching. The primary reason to become a coach is the profound sense of purpose that comes from making a tangible, positive i...
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