Successful Coaches Avoid These 5 Mistakes

#3: Stagnant or little personal growth

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Anyone can call themselves a life coach…
That’s both a good and a bad thing.

Here’s the harsh reality:

A lot of life coaches never go through any training.

What they do is not coaching, it’s something else.
Something ineffective.

I have worked with a coach who almost gave negative results to me. Thank God I got out of that situation.

That’s why I know how important it is to become a *Useful coach* who offers positive transformations to the clients, instead of negative growth.

Here are 5 top mistakes a lot of untrained life coaches make -

- Interrupting their clients a lot.
- More talking, less listening.
- Stagnant or little personal growth.
- Advising clients, and not coaching them.
- Unconsciously putting their own fears onto their clients.

This does not mean every life coach needs to have a certification.