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1. www.bbc.com › worklife › articleThe seedy underbelly of the life coaching industry - BBC

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   Feb 7, 2024 · Many people turn to life coaches in moments of crisis. Some find what they're looking for in these programmes – but others find disappointment, even scams.

2. www.lifecoachmagazine.com › life-coach-trainingLife Coach Training Institute Reviews, Pros and Cons

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   Oct 31, 2023 · We’ll delve into the details of this coaching academy, including pricing, course durations, and advantages. We’ll also share insights from Life Coach Training Institute reviews shared by students and graduates to provide a clearer picture of their experiences.

3. www.reddit.com › r › lifecoachingSo many options for certification. Anyone recommendations?

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   #1 is to find a program which will also help you learn how to "market" or "sell" your coaching. Otherwise you will have an expensive certificate - which is not even required - and no clients. Jay Shetty is known as a bit of a joker - maybe look a little deeper.

4. www.mumsnet.com › talk › am_i_being_unreasonableLife coaches- it’s a scam isn’t it? - Mumsnet

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   Dec 7, 2020 · I decided that "life coaching" was bollocks when the woman who worked in my local convenience store told me that she was a qualified life coach. I was tempted to ask why she didn't coach herself into a job a bit better than earning min wage in a corner shop.

5. www.reddit.com › r › LifeCoachSnarkBest and worst programs you’ve invested in….I’d love to hear ...

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   Your review is protected by the Fair Customer Review Act - report her for violating your right to review. She MUST give you your money back, file a complaint with your state attorney general or consumer fraud department (or both).

6. medium.com › thrive-global › three-ugly-truths-aboutThree Ugly Truths About Life Coaching - Medium

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   Sep 18, 2018 · Although the life coaching industry does claim that life coaches help clients reach their goals, there’s so much ugliness and misrepresentation of the profession.

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   How many professional coaches have been trained through the ilct?

   • More than 3000 professional coaches have been trained by the Institute for Life Coach Training (ILCT). Graduates of the ILCT come from varied career backgrounds and work in organizations ranging from not for profit organizations to the military to high level corporations.

   Institute for Life Coach Training: Our Review

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   Are life coaches deprived of tools?

   • During their training life coaches are also deprived of the tools that they already might have. While being trained as a life coach you’re told numerous times that you can’t consult, or train, or assume. All you do is ask questions and offer “reflections”. And “hold space for the client’s greatness” whatever it means.

   Three Ugly Truths About Life Coaching - Medium

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   Are life coaches sustainable?

   • In the life-coaching environment, life coaches don’t really work on their issues — they pretend they do, they put a mask of success on. That mask is not sustainable, of course. But it does a great job of keeping the industry well fed. Therefore, the third ugly truth. 3.

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   Are there any good life coaches?

   • There are life coaches and life coaches. A handful of them are very good and I know people who've had some good experiences with them. Particularly ones who blend some therapeutic training with practical careers advice. I've known people who were at a crossroads or stuck and benefited from their services.

   Life coaches- it’s a scam isn’t it? | Mumsnet

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   Are life coaches really bad at achieving real goals?

   • Fake goals like these urge people to sacrifice their precious lives and health for nothing. What life coaches are really bad at is reality checking and adequacy checking the goals they promise to help achieve. People dwell in the delusion of grandeur for years, all the while paying life coaches for companionship in this dwelling.

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8. www.nationalcoachacademy.com › institute-for-lifeInstitute for Life Coach Training: Our Review

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   by Jill. If you are researching life coach training programs, the Institute for Life Coach Training (ILCT) may be on your list of schools to review. History and Methodology. The ILCT coaching model employs a wholistic approach, empowering the client through powerful questions, purposeful inquiry, cutting edge tools and proven psychological ...