Before hiring a coach, ask yourself what you're trying to work on. A business challenge, personal growth, or mental health issue each need different expertise. A good coach helps you see your blind spots and keeps you performing better.
I do encourage people to be like really mindful. Like, hey, like when people ask me about coaches and who they should use, like I really start out by asking, well, hey, like what are you trying to work on for yourself? Or is there something going on in the business right now where you're particularly stuck? Is this mental health related? Like what's the thing? And then really narrowing in on like, okay, well what kind of coach do I actually need right now? And that coach can change over time as well. Yeah, so very, very big on that. Therapists as well, we all need them.
There you go. Yeah, I love it. And I've loved kind of seeing the way that you work on yourself consistently, right? And that's, for me, it's like, you know, even maybe more so than anything, it's seeing the blind spots and helping me to understand where I can actually take performance to the next level. It's not like even necessarily I'm trying to fix anything per se, but getting that insight from somebody else, like you said, that tracks with you over time, that's, you know, to me, it's like, that's one reason that I'm always gonna have a coach, right?
