(Think demographics: relationship status, career, living situation, education level, gender, age range, etc.)
(Note: This can also be a specific issue or set of issues that you prefer to work with; for instance, life transitions, career changes, or relationships.)
(Create a narrative of your client's day-to-day life and the various ways in which their situation is affecting them.)
(1-3 statistics are typically enough to establish the facts. Please provide us with links to the reference sources.)
(That could involve aspects of culture, society, relationships, politics, economics, technology, etc.)
(Alternatively, you can talk about how coaching differs from therapy.)
(For instance, do you focus on core issues, problem-solving, or discussion and moral support?)
(You can also think about the issues you’ve mentioned in the pain/problem section and how you would address these.)
(What would you say to a potential client if they were sitting in your office expressing this specific question/concern to ease their fear/concerns?)
(What would you say to a potential client if they were sitting in your office expressing this specific question/concern to ease their fear/concerns?)
(What would you say to a potential client if they were sitting in your office expressing this specific question/concern to ease their fear/concerns?)