A recession may mean that people are less likely to see how they can afford life coaching, but then there is always the optimistic view that people are actually more likely to need coaching because they can see no other way out of their current situation without getting help. I find that the commitment of the money that life coaching costs helps a long way towards a person’s commitment to their own process of change. I’d say that people who do commit in a recession are more motivated to change because their money is worth that bit more, so will their coaching experience be.

There’s always a positive side to every negative situation and like you say, if you believe in the possibility it’s much more likely to happen!!

Incidentally, I’m keeping George’s Fish and Chips warm for you in case you ever do run home to the UK with your tail between your legs!!

Cheers, Dan