​This week's blog post was describing some things that coaching isn't. And I got a fair few responses to it. Mostly along the lines of "I don't think coaching is for me".

😊 You know yourself better than anyone else, and I trust you to know what's best for you.

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But I want you to consider a few things:

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🤔 Who do you think coaching is for?

I used to think it was just for executives and senior managers. But I completely overlooked the number of "ordinary" people who use coaches. Whether it's for sports, health, or wellness, coaches are everywhere. Many people benefit from coaching, not just a select few.

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👫 Do you have a trusted friend you can bounce ideas off?

Rarely do they offer solutions, but you always come away feeling more positive and engaged. That's coaching! Sometimes, there are things you might feel awkward discussing with a friend—that's where professionals come in. You don't have to worry about taking up their time or it being an unequal relationship. A professional coach is there to put you first.

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💪 Sometimes, it takes a stranger to ask the hard questions.

A coach can challenge your beliefs and help you uncover deep-rooted convictions that hold you back. A friend you've known for 20+ years might not question why you no longer go out dancing, for example. But a coach might push you to find new ways to enjoy dancing and get the same energy without the financial drain or the hangover!

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Have a think about it. You might find yourself exploring how you might engage with a coach and how you might best benefit from one. If you want to chat to me about this, click here to arrange a free 30min call with me to talk some more. Those who have connected with me will tell you there's no hard sell or anything, just a chance to ask me a few questions around Brigid, spirituality and that sort of thing.

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Bríd libh

Órlagh

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