Does Your Coach Go This Far For You?

What Should A Coach Do For You?

Hiring a coach is a considered investment. It's not cheap, but if you hire a coach in an arena that could earn you money, any coach you hire should pay for themselves many times over if you follow their advice consistently. 

If you hire a 'Life Coach' or a 'Romance Coach' or 'Fitness Coach' or whatever, there is the potential for valuable change in your life, and the investment you make when hiring them reflects the value of this change. However, when you hire a Business Coach or someone to help you with creative exploits or influence that you plan to monetise, you get something extra. You get the potential to become more valuable yourself, and to get paid for that value. 

If you've hired a coach in the past, diligently followed their advice, worked with them for at least 90 days, and got no results whatever then you hired the wrong coach. Before you berate the coach, though, think for a second...

• Did you really follow all their advice?
• Did you do so consistently, and even go beyond that?
• Were you fully present in calls?
• Did they set assignments/homework, and did you do all the assignments on time? 

If you can't answer 'yes' to all of the above, the blame may lie with you. 

That being said, it is helpful if your coach has systems in place to help you do this work. You may think you were consistent, but if you didn't have an accountability or journaling system, can you be sure?

How I Help Clients Stay Consistent

I have accountability and journaling systems for my long-term clients, to keep them on track and organised. Watch the video above to see how it works.

If this is something that would be useful for you too, here's how you can hire me as a coach and start moving your life forward. 

12-Week Coaching Offer.

Rebecca