If you are searching for a life coach training near you (perhaps you found your way here with the search term "life coach training near me") then the Courageous Living Coach certification is a life coach training program to consider--our training program can be completed from anywhere.

When coaches complete their life coach training, they often think about how they are going to coach other people--their clients. But what about self-coaching and working on yourself? Self-coaching is a process of using coaching tools in your own personal life to move your life forward. The more self-coaching you undertake, the better you’ll be able to bust through your own limitations and also help your clients. In today’s episode of the Craft of Coaching podcast, I’m sharing how you can use self-coaching tools in your personal life.

Most life coaches stay at their salaried jobs for a while as they build their coaching businesses. So what do you tell your job, after becoming a coach? I’m breaking down that question in today’s episode, offering some different perspectives that might surprise you.

Continuing education and self-coaching for life coaches are critical to advancing your skill-set even after you’ve finished life coach school. Self-coaching is a process of being able to evaluate your own life’s strengths and weaknesses, set new intentions and goals, and start seeing progress--all while addressing the challenges that come up along the way. In this episode, I talk about the essential continuing education and self-coaching resources that will help you advance your coaching skill-set.