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- Alonzo -

A LifeCoach is someone who helps you see that you have much to contribute to life. A LifeCoach helps you discover what holds meaning and purpose for you. A LifeCoach supports you in identifying your core strengths and values and has you look at your life as a hero’s journey. A LifeCoach again helps you create goals that come alive with meaning and excitement and reach your goals with clarity, focus, ease and grace.

It is also equally important to understand what a LifeCoach is not. A LifeCoach is not a legal counselor; however, a LifeCoach can help you clarify whether or not to seek legal counsel. A LifeCoach is not a medical person although he or she may help you clarify whether or not you need to seek medical advice to meet your goals. A LifeCoach is not a therapist; however, a LifeCoach will support you in seeing if there are chronic emotional subjects that could be healed by visiting a mental health professional. A LifeCoach is not a physical trainer, but might help you clarify if you need to consult with a physical trainer to bring your body up to peak playing capacity. A LifeCoach is not a financial advisor, but is someone who can help you see whether or not a financial advisor would help to improve your relationship with money.

With the title LifeCoach, I have a role and as a Client you too have a part to play.
The Coach’s Role :
• To create a powerful partnership with you
• To help you gain clarity and focus about what you want and how to take action to do it.
• To be a person in your corner to support you throughout this coaching experience.
• To help you develop strategies and solutions that move you through obstacles toward meaningful goals that reflect your most valued intentions.
• To create structure and certainty in the process, as well as confidentiality, safety, and respect.
• To keep the agreements of the contract.

The Client’s Role :
• To be authentic
• To be a willing partner with your Coach
• To be willing to look, see, tell the truth, learn and take authentic action to meet your goals.
• To produce the results you want with the support of your Coach.
• To keep the agreements of the contract.

What are you willing to do to be successful in this coaching relationship?