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It's leveraging human nature. Not everyone can motivate themselves in the long term, and having someone to remind them and keep them on track is worth a bit of
by quickthrower2 8y ago
It's leveraging human nature. Not everyone can motivate themselves in the long term, and having someone to remind them and keep them on track is worth a bit of money.
The benefit of a life coach is independence. They are not your friend, and they are not your partner or parent. They can help you choose life goals that suit you without being worried about their agenda.
Although that being said, caveat emptor!
- madeuptempacct 8y ago"Not everyone can motivate themselves in the long term, and having someone to remind them and keep them on track is worth a bit of money." As someone here said here - that's an expensive to-do list. "They can help you choose life goals that suit you without being worried about their agenda." Having a scam artist choosing life goals for you seems kind of counter productive. "The benefit of a life coach is independence. They are not your friend, and they are not your partner or parent." I would argue a life partner should be able to give better advice.