LIFE COACHING BRINGS LIFE RESULTS
LIFE COACHING
Georgiou-Botaris Knowledge Academy Coaching is unlike any other in the world.
Your Life Coach will become a trusted friend who wants and expects the best from you, always challenging you to perform at your best.
Your coach’s individual game plans are based on the knowledge, distinctions, and strategies gleaned from an outstanding array of individuals that Rami Georgiou-Botaris has personally modeled, interviewed, or befriended over the years.
With Life Coaching, you are quite simply taking advantage of the finest resources anywhere for creating an extraordinary quality of life. Start today, and be driven to perform at your best!
LIFE COACHING: WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT?
What can you expect from Life Coaching? The best personal coach has a well-developed sense of the challenges you’re facing, which allows training design for you that “overshoots” your goals in the right ways. Your life coach needs to be sure you’re fit for every challenge you face, so your personal coaching regimen always has to exceed your needs.
Our Life Coaching has the ability to get a sense of exactly where you are in your professional and personal journey. These sensibilities are used to train you to be prepared emotionally, mentally, tactically and technically for each and every challenge on your list.
You will develop and learn faster than your competition. Our life coaching will help you create a culture of excellence that will become the basis for every aspect of your life. With this dedication to your personal best — which is not a set standard, but something you are consistently improving in small increments — is the basis for everything you do, you will find that you achieve more than you ever imagined possible.
If you’re ready to get everything you can from yourself and your life right now, it’s time to get started with our life coaching services.
WHAT IS A LIFE COACH?
A life coach encourages and counsels clients on a range of professional and personal issues. Life coaching is distinct from advice, consulting, counseling, mentoring and therapy. The coaching process takes on specific professional projects, personal goals and transitions by analyzing the current situation, identifying existing and potential challenges and obstacles and devising a plan of action designed to achieve specific outcomes.
The life coach/client relationship is a creative partnership which seeks to:
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Identify, clarify and create a vision for what the client wants
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Use coach’s expertise to modify goals as needed
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Encourage self-discovery by client
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Nurture and evoke strategies and a plan of action based on what fits best with the client’s goals, personality and vision
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Foster client accountability to increase productivity
These aspects of the process all work together to allow the client to maximize his or her potential, and research shows that coaching and training is a far more potent combination than training alone. In fact, training alone can increase productivity by 22.4%, but when combined with weekly life coaching, productivity is boosted by 88%.
LIFE COACH VS THERAPIST
One of the most common misconceptions about life coaching is that it is therapy in disguise — or, worse yet, therapy from an unlicensed practitioner. In reality, life coaching is truly its own unique service designed to help ambitious achievers meet the outcomes that will bring them success and fulfillment. Here are some of the differences between life coaching and therapy, and a basic guide for when each service is appropriate.
Therapy, also called counseling or psychotherapy, is a long-term process in which a client works with a healthcare professional to diagnose and resolve problematic beliefs, behaviors, relationship issues, feelings and sometimes physical responses. The idea behind therapy is to focus on past traumas and issues to change self-destructive habits, repair and improve relationships and work through painful feelings. In this sense, therapy focuses on the past and on introspection and analysis.
Life coaching is a process which may be long- or short-term. In life coaching, a client works with a coach who is not a healthcare professional in order to clarify goals and identify obstacles to success and problematic behaviors in order to create action plans to achieve desired results. It takes the client’s current starting point as an acceptable neutral ground and is more action-based from that point onward.