I’ve been in the personal development field for nearly sixteen years now and, to be brutally honest, a get a little peed off when I come across people, who are a danger to themselves, suddenly announcing that they’ve become a life coach because they completed a couple of days’ course or get some half-cocked accreditation. Life coaching is a serious business. The life coach is well placed to mess with people’s minds – and many who do just that with terrible results. Their clients ‘follow their gut’ – a phrase that I’ve heard more than once – or people ‘go with the flow’ – another choice phrase. But I sometimes find myself trying to help someone pick up the pieces of their lives having taken such advice.
I hold a two-day personal development seminar – I’ve been doing it since 1996 – and I explain to attendees that I’ve given them all the tools that are needed to do whatever to achieve their goals, whether that’s get rich quick, find their ‘soul-mate’ (whatever that means!) or effortlessly experience happiness. The problem with most people is that they want someone to take them by the hand. When you were young, your parents led you by the hand – your teachers did the same, perhaps not literally. Now that you’re an adult, you’ve got to grow up. It’s time to take responsibility for your life – you’re the only one who can. You’ve got to stop leaning on the crutches provided by others and start doing things for yourself – I believe that that is what self help and self improvement mean.
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