Have you ever felt overwhelmed in general, about everything? About life? You aren’t alone.
Modern life puts strong demands on us. We have professional ambitions and plenty of personal responsibilities. We have bills to pay and homes to clean and retirements to plan for. We raise kids and we help our friends and stay connected to our families. We wipe noses and pack lunches and brush out tangles and walk dogs. We have potlucks and school pickups and laundry to fold and taxes to pay. The list goes on and on…
To pull everything together and get our life in order some of us turn to life coaches for help and support. Did you know there was such a thing? There is! Isn’t that great?
Life coaches work with people on a one-on-one basis and offer support in a myriad of ways. They give advice and help people organize and prioritize their many responsibilities, so they become manageable. They can provide tips on time management and help their clients through challenging situations like helping to ease tensions or make sense of confusion. They advise on professional, personal, and financial topics and some work with more specialized areas like managing medical bills, helping find a retirement home for an elder relative, organizing a clean out before a move, and creating a care plan for a special needs child.
Life coaches can be especially helpful during times of crisis or transition. When someone is going through divorce, or moving, or changing jobs the extra support from a life coach would be beneficial.
Life coaches can be engaged on an ongoing basis or in the short term for special situations. They help their clients set specific goals and develop strategies to reach those goals. Fees are flexible and life coaches often work on referral within a specific network. Some life coaches work remotely offering advice over the phone or video chat to their clients.
If you would like to learn more about life coaching feel free to browse through some of the information on our site. There are experts you can hire to help you as well.
