How to Choose a Career Coach (and WHAT to look for when having a coach)

10 Jun 2019 · 8 min
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In this video Natalie Fisher explains what a career coach does and why having one can dramatically accelerate personal and professional progress. She defines coaching as forward‑focused, action‑oriented support that helps clients overcome obstacles, shift limiting thought patterns, and stay in "massive action" toward specific goals. Fisher outlines six key factors to consider when hiring a coach – accountability, mindset‑shifting ability, clarity provision, consistency/​cumulative results, the fun/relationship dynamic, and the coach’s commitment to keeping you on track. Throughout, she shares personal testimony of how her own coach helped her move faster, and she ends with a call to action inviting viewers to book a free discovery call and explore additional resources on her website.

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