Anyone a life coach here?

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Since there are no qualifications to being a life coach, sure, why not?!

Seriously, instead of getting a life coach, think about the problem you want to solve, and think of an appropriate professional- psychologist, psychiatrist, gynecologist, business consultant ect. There are few people who are experts in "life". Then, go to an appropriate place to find that person. An IM forum is not the right place. Would you get an insurance salesman to do open-heart surgery?
 
Im thinking of becoming a coach as that'd be a useful skill as a parent (I'm not one) and a marketer. Explaining bullshit to people so they actually understand. They will to pay for well done explanations.
 
reaaski said:
Im thinking of becoming a coach as that'd be a useful skill as a parent (I'm not one) and a marketer. Explaining bullshit to people so they actually understand. They will to pay for well done explanations.
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Coaching skills are indeed very valuable in parenting as well as marketing. And if you want to learn NLP commination skills as well, you can try searching for NLP Coach courses.
 
Tajir Rogers said:
Coaching skills are indeed very valuable in parenting as well as marketing. And if you want to learn NLP commination skills as well, you can try searching for NLP Coach courses.
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I don't understand NLP man, it's just like they try to force what naturally happens through repetition. For example they do NLP for self-confidence but if you are fairly skilled you will be self-confident you won't need to trick yourself into it. Basically what the NLP confidence is, is basically arrogance. NLP is very selfish
 
Exchanger said:
I don't understand NLP man, it's just like they try to force what naturally happens through repetition. For example they do NLP for self-confidence but if you are fairly skilled you will be self-confident you won't need to trick yourself into it. Basically what the NLP confidence is, is basically arrogance. NLP is very selfish
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I know what you mean. I guess it depends on the trainer or the school.

There's a guy called James Tripp on YouTube. He's the most sincere guy you can find about anything related to NLP or hypnosis. Try watching an introductory video about NLP from him.
 
Tajir Rogers said:
I know what you mean. I guess it depends on the trainer or the school.

There's a guy called James Tripp on YouTube. He's the most sincere guy you can find about anything related to NLP or hypnosis. Try watching an introductory video about NLP from him.
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Yeah, I was into NLP years ago. I just couldn't fit it in my life because it made me look insincere and I was getting backlash. But that may be due to my overly negative environment, maybe for others it works well.
 
Exchanger said:
Yeah, I was into NLP years ago. I just couldn't fit it in my life because it made me look insincere and I was getting backlash. But that may be due to my overly negative environment, maybe for others it works well.
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I have the same experience. When you "perform" NLP in your daily life, you don't feel like your authentic self. That's not the purpose of NLP, but it is how some people use it or even teach it.

Have you taken a look at the 11 presuppositions of NLP? Those can actually be quite helpful. Instead of techniques that might or might not work for you, the 11 presuppositions are more about how to understand yourself and the world around as an ever changing environment in which we live our lives.
 
Exchanger said:
I don't understand NLP man, it's just like they try to force what naturally happens through repetition. For example they do NLP for self-confidence but if you are fairly skilled you will be self-confident you won't need to trick yourself into it. Basically what the NLP confidence is, is basically arrogance. NLP is very selfish
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I heard it's a great tool for corporate salesman. :D
 
Tajir Rogers said:
I have the same experience. When you "perform" NLP in your daily life, you don't feel like your authentic self. That's not the purpose of NLP, but it is how some people use it or even teach it.

Have you taken a look at the 11 presuppositions of NLP? Those can actually be quite helpful. Instead of techniques that might or might not work for you, the 11 presuppositions are more about how to understand yourself and the world around as an ever changing environment in which we live our lives.
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Yeah, but I think these don't take into account the competitiveness of the world. To have an edge over others you will have to have better knowledge than them so basically you would benefit only if you were to force yourself to study. I don't know man, it feels like a half-truth scam.
 
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Yeah, but I think these don't take into account the competitiveness of the world. To have an edge over others you will have to have better knowledge than them so basically you would benefit only if you were to force yourself to study. I don't know man, it feels like a half-truth scam.
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It probably is. Wikipedia says it's pseudo science.

I bought a fake guru book once and it praised this nlp as key to success. Meanwhile the writer stole all money via hyip operations.
 
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