Thanks again,
Josh Lipovetsky.

Good luck with it.

@ Josh – I think it will be tough for you to do it, but by no means impossible. It’s unlikely a 40 year old is going to hire you, but what about people your age?

Maybe you could focus on the niche of high-schoolers, or even one that have been through what you have been through whilst being at school?

The fact is with VoiP you can coach all over the world (I have clients in the UK, Switzerland, Belgium, Australia, Argentina and all over north America) without worrying about cost. That makes forming a niche a whole lot easier because you have 7 billion people to choose from!

Do what you’re doing, read/listen to as much as you can on the topic and if you can somehow do some training that would really help. Also, get to know SEO and marketing because marketing and selling yourself will be crucial.

One final thing, don’t listen to anybody that says you can’t do it ;-)

Best wishes!

Thank you for writing this great article. It really is a great source of information, that I will refer back to often. I am an aspiring life coach. As a matter of fact, I have my life coaching business online (link is on my name).

The problem is, I am 17 years old. I feel like life is too short to wait to do what you love. I have dealt with a pretty severe illness. I know what it’s like to set goals, and attack them. I’m not extremely experienced at the game of life. But for a 17 year old, I have played a pretty difficult game in these past 2 years. What do you think of me being in the coaching industry? What would you do in my situation?

Thanks a lot!
Josh Lipovetsky.

Today I’m so happy that I found you this website, I like it!

I qualified as a life coach in Australia a couple of years ago. The one thing I learned is there’s so much more to learn and you need an unquestionable passion to want to help people lead more fulfilling lives.

As an aspiring coach I think it is so incredibly important to get coached.