Coaching is increasingly recognized as an essential part of professional and personal development. Eric Schmidt, the CEO of Google, once said “everyone needs a coach.”
A Manchester Consulting Group study of Fortune 100 executives reported that “coaching resulted in a Return on Investment of almost six times the program cost as well as improvements in relationships, teamwork, job satisfaction and quality.” Coaching is increasingly accepted as a necessity in order to develop your career, to get to the next level in your organization, to make more money or even to build better relationships.
Often people spend money on education, health and physical performance but they overlook investing in life coaching which can exponentially improve all areas of their lives. Here are some of the benefits of life coaching:
- Looking at patterns of behavior that may be preventing you from excelling in one or more areas of your life.
- Helping you to clear limiting beliefs, emotions and thoughts that are running in your subconscious mind (and which may have been created in childhood) which may be stopping you from achieving what you really want.
- Helping you to set realistic goals and strategies and to take aligned actions to get you to where you want to be.
- Helping you with the skills and experience to excel in your chosen career.
- Holding you to be accountable for what you say you want.
- Helping you develop the nervous system that can support the new identity you want.
- Helping you to overcome procrastination, people pleasing or overwhelm when making changes in your life.
- Helping with communication skills.
- Getting clarity on life goals and what you really want.
- Improving relationships with family members, work colleagues and romantic partners.
