It is very apparent how much you care about helping people. You are a powerful and loving coach and it’s no wonder you are successful. I see such a light of love in the woman you are coaching and she has no reason to doubt herself because it’s obvious she has the compassion and motivation to be a great coach who heals others ❤️ Thank you for sharing your coaching experience!
I love this. My question Alyssa Nobrig is that, how does a coach take on the role helping their client dig deep beneath the iceberg where the root cause of their pain is so that they can help their client move forward to create a pathway for the area in their life for transformation without taking on the role of a psychologist or a therapist because there is a silver lining that coaches should not cross but at the same time, those roots are key because they become projected into our environment, the way we choose our choices, and the actions we use to conduct ourselves, as if we do not deal with the wounded inner child, it is like mixing clean closes with dirty laundry. It does not keep the clean laundry clean anymore. Once again thank-you for sharing your content, technique and tool with all of us seekers.
It is very apparent how much you care about helping people. You are a powerful and loving coach and it’s no wonder you are successful. I see such a light of love in the woman you are coaching and she has no reason to doubt herself because it’s obvious she has the compassion and motivation to be a great coach who heals others ❤️ Thank you for sharing your coaching experience!
Thank you so much for saying that... glad it shows. I feel truly honored to do the work I do and work with my clients. Sending you much love
I love this. My question Alyssa Nobrig is that, how does a coach take on the role helping their client dig deep beneath the iceberg where the root cause of their pain is so that they can help their client move forward to create a pathway for the area in their life for transformation without taking on the role of a psychologist or a therapist because there is a silver lining that coaches should not cross but at the same time, those roots are key because they become projected into our environment, the way we choose our choices, and the actions we use to conduct ourselves, as if we do not deal with the wounded inner child, it is like mixing clean closes with dirty laundry. It does not keep the clean laundry clean anymore. Once again thank-you for sharing your content, technique and tool with all of us seekers.