In general, most people seek out a Life Coach in order to help them find the proper path for personal enrichment.
My job is to help you strike a proper balance within all aspects of your life, and prime you for success. I want to help you be happy with who you are and your current station in life. Here is a general, comprehensive overview of some of the reasons people come to me for Life Coaching.
All Life Coaches have their own style of working with patients, but at Gluck Solutions, my method is both effective and simple. Using these 5 steps, I can and will help to improve your entire quality of life.
Step #1: Define Your Goals
Clearly identify your life goals in your own mind, and then write them down. Though seemingly trite, the ability to define your goals is easier said then done and having a concrete record of this is the first step to making your dreams become reality. Once your goals are defined, I will help you to develop a clear plan and help you begin to implement it.
When you hear the term “life coach”, you may automatically assume that their purpose is to help guide you through life by providing a healthy support system regarding where you are in the current phase of your personal life. Essentially, when you are too deeply involved in a situation to assess it clearly, I help you fill in the blanks.
Well did you know that life coaching can also help your professional life? What’s unique about Gluck Solutions is that I specialize in both Executive and Corporate Life Coaching. Though similar in many ways, there are some differences. Allow me to explain.
“Life coach” is such a vague term, that you usually see it tacked on to every job title there is. “Fashion designer & Life-Coach,” “Chessmaster & Life Coach” — it seems like anyone who’s half gregarious will call themselves a life coach these days.
In fact, if you read the article linked below, you’ll find that there’s a “photographer & life coach” in Europe named Bas Brummans who takes his clients wine tasting in France and touring in the Netherlands because, according to him, “travel is a powerful catalyst for new awareness.” The cost? $5000.
Think you know what life coaching is all about? In this blog post I want to set the record straight on what life is and what it is not.
I have clients that come to me all of the time thinking that undergoing life coaching is something that will be some kind of spiritual journey that involves us sitting and meditating in the midst of votive candles and incense… they could not be more wrong.