By Laura Young, M.A.
1. You may be great at competing but are not so good at playing.
2. You care way too much about what others think.
3. You keep spending money on things you don’t need and it hasn’t brought you any closer to happiness.
4. The life you are living in your head looks nothing like […]

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By Tim Baent
Professional Life Coaching is more widely accepted in our society than ever before as a positive and even necessary phenomenon in our ongoing quest for happier, healthier and wealthier lives.
Perhaps the greatest paradox with professional success coaching is that those that need it most are often the least able to afford it, and […]

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By James Villepigue
So you’re wondering – What’s all this hype about coaching? What exactly is it and how can it help me? Great question! The term coaching in general stems from the sporting world. Sports teams and the athletes alike found that in order to bring about the highest degree of performance in a sports […]

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By Carol Janssen
As Life Coaching becomes a more popular method of navigating life’s complex paths, there are a lot of questions about whether or not it is traditional therapy, how it may relate to therapy, or if they are interchangeable.
In therapy, the focus is on dealing with the past. Therapists lead their clients through the […]

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By Simon Clarke
On most occasions, individuals that seek out coaching possess a demeanour that is conducive to a successful coaching relationship. However, every now and again coaches are presented with some challenging situations. It may be that a client has no idea of what they want or that they find it difficult to follow a […]

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By Simon Clarke
In nature, mutualistic relationships are based on the premise that both (or multiple) parties derive a benefit from that relationship. In some ways it is possible to classify the coaching relationship as one of mutualistic nature. Why? The obvious reward of such a relationship for the coach is the financial reward, whilst the […]

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By Benjamin Bach
Most entrepreneurs never reach their full potential because they’ve come to the conclusion that they are the authority on pretty much every topic. They built their business up themselves, and they won’t take advice or help from anyone. They loath to even delegate menial tasks to associates. Their ego dictates that they be […]

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By Simon Clarke
The history of Life Coaching is quite diverse, however a lot of the concepts and principles used in Life Coaching can be correlated back to humanistic psychology that has its foundations from Carl Rogers’ and Abraham Maslow’s theories on higher human values, self-development and self-understanding. It is important for coaches to have a […]

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Welcome to a rather different Self Improvement and Self Help website.
Here you’ll find a selection of articles designed to challenge the way you view some of life’s commonly accepted beliefs. The articles are controversial and you may not always agree, but carefully consider each article to see whether there could be some truth and certainly […]

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By Mike Brescia
Stop for a moment and ask yourself “Whose advice have I been listening to? Has it helped? Where can I get the most helpful information and feedback?” Doesn’t it seem like everywhere you turn someone is willing to tell you how to get rid of your problems…whether they know what they’re talking about […]

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