Thursday, April 06, 2006

Is Bagging 'Life Coaching' Too Easy?
If you purport to be a 'Life Coach' you probably wanted to be in modelling/acting/whatever but were too fat/ugly/untalented and by the time reality dawned, the sun had already set on your prospects of actually developing a useful skill - except, perhaps, your talent for spouting bullshit. The formative years spent stunting your abilities in rational analysis and reasoning in preparation for modelling/acting/whatever turn out to be a benefit when it comes to the 'profession' of 'life-coaching'. When people hand over actual cash to have someone act as a nosey mother-in-law, I feel like society is about to self destruct. What are they paying for? Amateur opinion/advice on subjects limited to the life coach's specialty of... everything? In-fact I don't know who I hold in greater contempt, the coach or the customer. I guess the good news is if you have no mates you can effectively buy one for $200 an hour.

4 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

You are a genius!

April 07, 2006 2:15 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I like to think of Anthony Robbins as the Ron Barassi of life coaching.

April 09, 2006 1:41 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

As a very busy life coach I have to disagree with most of your comments.

$200 an hour seems a little on the inexpensive side. I would check your coaches credentials! There are lots of cowboys out there with little or no experience.

To be safe always use a member of ICLC (Institute of Life Coaches)

April 11, 2006 4:15 AM  
Blogger Paul Staugaitis said...

Is it possible that there are some unscrupulous life coaches out there practising without qualifications. I'm putting in a call to the ombudsman.

April 12, 2006 1:02 AM  

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