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The life coaching industry is not a scam—some of the people in it are. There are people out there, like myself, who mean you well. We don’t exist to tell you what to do and (hopefully) aren’t trying to empty your wallet.
She admits that she started coaching coaches before she was ever even certified and used that money to pay for her LCS certificate. So she scammed coaches, marketing herself as an expert before she has any f*cking experience herself.
There's no certification for this - anyone can go right ahead and call themselves a life coach and claim any qualification they like. Could a random stranger actually be qualified (or, well, lucky) and help you?
6 lip 2023 · While the life coaching industry itself isn't a scam, some of the people operating within it are. But even those with good intentions can cause harm, Dr O'Connor explains. 'Sexperts' on social media
12 cze 2024 · Finding a reputable life coach can be tricky. We dive deep into the industry, how to avoid scammers, and when to seek out therapy instead.
1 maj 2023 · Red flags like an overvalued price point, “done for you” systems, unrealistic promises of revenue, and high pressure sales tactics are just some of the most common online business coaching scams you find. Knowing how to spot them and avoid them will save you thousands.
7 lut 2024 · Marie says Lauria's story is common among people who are scammed by unqualified coaches, adding that the nature of the industry can lead to people being preyed on. Lauria also believes that her...
