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 There’s a really good reason that I regularly tell people I’m a Life Coach who blogs, rather than a Blogger who offers Life Coaching. It’s the same reason that stopped me making trips to blogging convensions like BlogWorld and SXSW, in spite of the fact there are lots of people I’ve met online that I would love to meet in person. The main reason is I want to keep my distance from a growing  Every Life Coach or self development blogger that releases a new product announces to the world how pumped they are. And in some ways rightly so, because if they’re not pumped about their own product, then how the hell can they expect anybody else to be? I’ve been working on my latest ebook for 2 years off and on in terms of refining and testing the process. It’s without doubt the most important material  In almost exactly 5 years of blogging on Life Coaching and self development I have never run back-to-back guest posts before. Then earlier this week as I was scrambling to get a load of things done, not least of which is my latest book, when a juicy guest post dropped in my inbox. Before I get to that, I do want to give you the heads up about the book. It is a really  If you’re not a Life Coach and you have no intention of ever becoming a Life Coach this post is not for you and normal service will be resumed next time. Sorry for any inconvenience! Since I first became certified as a Life Coach in 2005 I’ve always really enjoyed working with other Life Coaches. To date I’m guessing I’ve worked with close on 50 other coaches and I’ve loved every minute of it.  The following is a guest post from Sam Spurlin. I’m going to have to suggest you don’t even read this article. I know, I know, that’s kind of a weird way to introduce a piece of writing. Honestly, though, if you just closed your browser right now and got to work – I’d be a happy camper (I’m the worst guest poster ever, I know). Chances are you’ve already got the information you need  You know a lot of stuff, right? But how do you know the stuff you know is right? What if isn’t, are you prepared for that? A few years ago whilst on vacation there was a heated debate going on between my mother-in-law and my wife one evening. Kate my mother-in-law, was telling a story at dinner that was at odds with how Helen remembered it. It was obvious that even though both people  I don’t know about you, but I get a lot of e-mails. When I log on in the morning I seldom have less than 50 new e-mails to deal with and it can be as many as 100 if I haven’t gone on a mad delete frenzy the previous night. As such, the first thing I do is look to delete those that I know I don’t need to open, just so I don’t  As you probably know I’m a tad obsessed with questions. I have even written two posts, 7 Killer Life Coach Questions and 20 Awesome Self Development Questions in the last year or two just to ram home my point. As a Life Coach, questions are at the core of what I do and if I can’t ask questions that will shift a clients thinking then I’m not doing my job properly. Simply put, the |
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