FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
I offer a variety of options to best meet your needs. Coaching sessions are mainly conducted by phone, Skype, or in person if you live in the Charlotte, NC area. I only work with clients who are committed to doing what it takes to implement change. This includes: stepping out of your comfort zone, fully investing your time and energy, completing any activities or assignments that may be given, and showing up to each session prepared and on time. Your choice of options include: Single 1-Hour Session - $399 Since most problems more than likely did not happen in a single moment but over a course of time, it is also more probable that it may take more than a single session. This session is designed for individuals who don't feel that they need extended sessions, but just a push to get them back on track. While this session is not ideal, I will do the best I can in the time we have. 2 Month Package - $699 This package includes: * (4) 30-minute sessions ( 2 sessions per month, meeting every other week) * Self Discovery Preparation Questionnaire * Weekly coaching summary after each session of what was discussed along with assignment(s) for the week. * Weekly email correspondence (through the duration of the sessions) 3 Month Package (recommended) This package includes: * (6) 30-minute sessions (2 sessions per month/meeting every other week) * Self Discovery Preparation Questionnaire * Weekly coaching summary after each session of what was discussed along with homework/reading assignments. * Unlimited email correspondence through the duration of the sessions * Customized action plan
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
A life coach is a wonderful way to help people achieve their goals, provide guidance, or discover oneself. However, because of the numerous life coaches that are available, selecting one can sometimes be an overwhelming process. Here are 3 things to look for when selecting a life coach. 1. Certification. In this age of technology and social media, virtually everyone has access to information. But just because one has access to information does not qualify them to be a life coach. When searching for a life coach, you want someone that has been trained and certified to be a life coach. This is one of the first things you should ask when you interview. 2. What's Their Why? In addition to knowing the credentials of your prospective life coach, it is also important to know why they decided to become one in the first place. I believe that the purpose of a life coach in its purest form is to give their clients the ability to be empowered. To truly do this, a life coach must have a strong conviction that drives them to do this. If your prospective life coach does not go beyond the business of life coaching, then you should question if this is the right person for you. 3. Rapport. One of the things that you must realize when you are looking for a life coach is that you are also looking to establish a relationship. It's very difficult to put your trust in someone with whom you have no relationship. That is the equivalent to a mother handing over her child to someone that she just met off the street. You will be sharing intimate details of your life and the essence of who you are as a person, so having a good relationship with your life coach is a must. Because relationships don't grow overnight, you need to determine if you have good rapport with your prospective life coach. You can generally do this if your prospect offers a free consultation. Take that time to not only let a life coach learn about you, but also learn something about them to see if you do have good rapport.