subject: How To Pick A Personality Development Coach [print this page] How To Pick A Personality Development Coach
You already know that personality development is a key to a better future, but how do you go about finding a coach who will give you the training and confidence you need to find personal and financial success?
Here are some things to look for when hiring your personality development coach:
--What kind of experience do they have? Just about anyone can put a sign on their door and call themselves a "life" coach or personality development coach. But what is their training, their experience, their methods? These are the sorts of things you need to ask your coach before signing on.
--What is their personality? The last thing you need is a personality coach who you don't mesh with. Someone might be a wonderful coach, but if they're rubbing you the wrong way they might not be the best coach for you.
--Will your coach let you talk to other clients? A good coach will be more than happy to let you speak to other clients. After all, their clients are their best selling tools. Keep in mind that the coach will hand pick the people they want you to talk to, but it's still a good idea to talk to others who have worked with this person.
--How much do they charge? For some reason, people are shy about talking money, but you must be practical. You should know up front how much you'll need to invest in your personality development training. Costs range widely, often depending upon the intensity and quality of the program.
--Will you have access to a variety of tools? Will you simply be meeting with one person or will you have to opportunity to engage in conferences or group meetings? Will you have access to videos or books that can enhance your training? If so, how much will these extras cost you?
Investing in a personality coach is really investing in your future. Take your time to find the best fit for you.
