PROFESSIONAL COACH

10 Reasons To Engage With A Professional Coach

#1. Better Leadership Ability -  Divorce can definitely affect your mindset and get you off track as a parent or in your career. A coach can guide you back to better working or parenting skills...it's never to late to be a great leader!

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 #2. Better Clarity and Focus - Sometimes life, can get the better of us at any given time, especial during a divorce, and we need a guide to help us get refocused and re-energized. 

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 #3. Improved Interpersonal Skills - Exceptional social and communication skills are critical for any successful relationship, both at home and the workplace, especial while going through the divorce process.

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 #4. Increased Confidence - In divorce, there are many changes that are inevitable. How we handle them will make or break us. Lack of self-confidence is one of the biggest inhibitors to our success during and after divorce. 

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#5. More Motivation - Motivation is a crucial ingredient to get you through a divorce. Depression can sometimes set in and we feel we've had enough and don't want to give 100% with the challenging tasks, seemingly impossible hurdles, and the everyday obstacles you will face.

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#6. Getting Closer to Your Goals -  A great coach will help you with your new goals and aspirations, be a reliable support system, an unbiased third-party who is independent and unencumbered in terms of your personal and business relationships.  Sometimes relying on co-workers and family members for support and advice can be conflicting. 

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#7. Learning Better Ways to Respond - Divorce is stressful and our emotions can get the best of us. A coach understands how our beliefs and the environments we operate in can trigger negative behaviors. They will help you learn how to inspire and direct others, especially your children, in a way that empowers them and generates engagement, alignment, and achievement. 

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#8. Increased Accountability - Being accountable for your actions is absolutely critical during and after a stressful divorce. A coach can serve as an invaluable accountability partner. They can help you keep your promises and commitments, train you to stop making excuses and procrastinating, and give you the confidence to own up to and deal with mistakes - because mistakes will happen! 

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#9. More Empathy -  Going through a divorce is sometimes hard to have empathy for your spouse and even your children at times. Being able to put yourself in someone else's shoes and understand how their feelings and emotions underpin what they think, is critical! An empathic spouse or parent will always be more trusted, supported and compassionate which will get you a lot further in life and healthier for the children.

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#10. Leveraging Existing Strengths -  During and after divorce you need to find your hidden qualities and strengths that can make a significant impact in your future. A coach can help you uncover strengths you may not be unaware of, or underestimating. You need to see the value and uniqueness you have and leverage your strengths for your new chapter in life and for the be benefit of children.