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Life Coaching For Dummies (For Dummies (Psychology & Self Help))
 
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Trusted advice on finding a coach and getting more out of life

Life coaching is a popular, though unregulated, personal development tool. This no-nonsense guide debunks the myths behind life coaching and gives expert advice on incorporating it into daily life. Whether readers want to self-coach or work with a professional, this savvy resource provides essential tips on getting priorities straight, being more productive, and achieving goals.

Jeni Mumford (London, UK) is a qualified personal life coach and an accredited NLP practitioner.

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  • ISBN13: 9780470031353
  • Condition: NEW
  • Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.

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Awesome!!!!
 
Review Date: March 25, 2009
Reviewer: Kathieyes, Pa
This is a gret read, especially if you want to become a life coach, I have read this book numerous times, taken it out from the library & decided to own a copy, it helps in every aspect of your life.

If you are considering becoming a life coach, get this book.
If you want to really improve different aspects of your life, get this book.

You will not regret it, I will tell you, I cannot put it down.

Helping people 1 day at a time...

Kathieyes~
It works for me
 
Review Date: January 18, 2008
Reviewer: S. Lehmann, USA
I really think this is a great book for the rest of us. (Mean me the dummie) I am a new coach and it really makes it a lot easier to do my work with this book. I think that it was super. The Art of Graceful Change: Taming the Gremlin That Holds You Back
Useful for self-coaching
 
Review Date: February 14, 2007
Reviewer: Adam van Sertima,
I purchased Life coaching for dummies about two weeks ago. I was looking for an introduction to becoming a life coach. This book is more geared for helping you to coach yourself. That being said, coaching yourself is a good way to understanding how to do it. At the end, there is a small section for would-be life coaches.

The book has a reasonable number of exercises to help you find balance or direction in your life, but I found the text describing the philosophy of life-coaching was wordy and vague- the exercises, however were clearly written.

The main lack in this book is it has only a tiny resource section. I would have liked to see a list of other books and websites, and also a section on avoiding charlatan's in this business.

Overall, a useful but rather limited book.

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