So, i have been away and in between this time, i experienced something that i would like to share with you: i moved 8 months ago, to a new country. was expecting to get a job in the first 3 months as usual, but Covid 19 halted those plans and my savings, my 5 years job savings and all my goods back at home, started to quickly faint. However, in the middle of so much uncertainty i found a job that i allowed me to work from home. What a blessing, i tough! the catch, they said i had to attend a 3-5 days training in the office. i said yes. i have 2 daughters and i am married, but just the fact that i managed to land a new job in the middle of the impossible, i trusted that it was a sign from God and that nothing would happen to me, after all, it was just 5 days! i took all the precautions (actually i was tripping, but then again who wasn’t or better who isn’t?). i was received my this nice guy who wanted to great me with cheek kisses, that i nicely turned down for a HI. but how could i escape from the exposure as he was training me on my computer sitting next to me lice 5cm away. everyday was a struggle a stress me fighting me…but the confidence i had that it was almost about to finish as i completed my 5 days training…kept me going.

I will answer to Kartik as well, whenever we see a huge movement like we are seeing now with the coaching industry it’s either because there is a huge demand to because there is a huge gap. From my perspective it comes from the gap and the struggle is to create demand. The discrediting I am talking about comes from the fact that the so what called prospects mislead the coaches with consultants advisers psychologists and if you run the numbers a very few % of all coaches in the world are rich just because they do coaching. Their wealth comes from marketing mostly. So I don’t think it has anything to do with the coaching area or even region. However I do appreciate your perspectives and opinions.