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Whether you’re interested in tweaking your diet with new holistic options, or are ready to completely overhaul your eating regime, these principles will help point you in the right direction for better health. [Read more…]
A Certified Holistic Life Coach has to recognize how different holistic coaching strategies need to be. Your role becomes more than just helping clients understand aspects of holism, but you might also be tasked with helping your client to adopt holistic changes as part of a healthier lifestyle – meaning that most of your clients will look to you for advice on how to manage some aspect of their self-care or human maintenance needs. Maybe in part, because they do not know how to live holistically, they may want to make a change or – for some – a health crisis drives a client to seek our help. Others might be confused about where to start. [Read more…]
Our diet affects us spiritually, mentally, and physically. A holistic approach to nutrition is focused on eating yourself healthier. It all begins with eating whole foods, that you find in nature. As a Certified Holistic Life Coach, you can help your clients heal via whole foods and a nutrient-rich diet. [Read more…]
Holistic health and well-being are essential to overall life success. Each of us possesses an “inner healer” of sorts, which is something that is known to reside in our hearts.
A proficient CHLC must also be able to listen and provide guidance. There are no shortcuts to the process of coaching a client to realize their full potential.
Coaching people to thrive can be challenging and will demand your very best skills and strategies.
Here are five simple ways to bring holism into your home:
One of the biggest hurdles most coaches cross on the way to filling their businesses with clients is finding their coaching niche.
These are the people you do your best work with, who you enjoy coaching, who succeed at their goals, and who send their friends to you.
Some coaches turn “finding my niche” into a massive problem that stops them from succeeding.
That’s the real problem. It doesn’t have to be that way.
Even if you have plenty of clients, identifying a niche can be useful, so here are some tips for finding yours.
We’re serious about the statement that everything is “holistic” coaching.
You will likely agree once you read our reasoning.
As coaches, we strive to optimize the results for our clients, regardless of their desired objective. You and I both know that there must be some type of balance and harmony for your clients while they pursue their dreams.
That’s an aspect of holism.
Even in cases when someone has massive goals such as doing the Ironman triathlon, writing a best-selling book, or building a new business; there must be some holistic balance.