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A person employed to help people attain their goals in life.
‘A life coach who's earned his stripes, he is building his business with another adventure already in mind.’
‘Well, they won't be needing a life coach to tell them how to spend their time over the next few years and we wish them every success in the future.’
‘If it's clarity you need - not to mention some nudging - it might be time to hire a life coach, the kind of personal trainer who can help you set goals and snag them.’
‘For the past six months, she has worked with a life coach to help her set new goals for the year ahead.’
‘Recently I heard a life coach remark he makes most of his money working with middle-aged people who are trapped in jobs they no longer enjoy.’
‘I think, my current spelling ability notwithstanding, I'd like to do something involving teaching, and whaddya know, my online life coach agrees with me!’
‘Then I went to a life coach to find out what I really wanted for myself - I wanted to be a personal image stylist.’
‘He has a life coach, the trendy, increasingly ubiquitous equivalent of a therapist confessor, who tries to guide him.’
‘Question I have had to think about this week: What is the difference between a life coach and a shrink?’
‘Jacqui works as a life coach for individuals and small businesses.’
‘These days Meredith gives concerts throughout the United Kingdom and works as a life coach.’
‘I'm going to grow myself, and push forward with my goal to set myself up as a life coach.’
‘She plans to set up her own business as a life coach, having studied for a diploma in between teaching.’
‘A 15-year-old boy with low self-esteem was packed off to live in a mansion with a life coach for a month before being returned to school.’
‘The companies are combining their efforts to organise the bash which will include a raffle, prizes and a visit from a life coach.’
‘Three women were pampered and transformed - with the help of a life coach, hairstylist, makeup artist and other experts - and saw their confidence soar as a result.’
‘‘You need to be intuitive or you will never make a good life coach,’ said Karen.’
‘The author's training as a life coach and motivational speaker comes across in his informal, matter-of-fact tone.’
‘If that's not enough, we've also got a roundup of the best books, courses, programs, and Web sites, and sage advice from a life coach who's going to urge you not to waste one more day just wishing.’
‘Yet the life coach has joined the personal trainer, nutritionist and nail technician as an essential aid to getting through the day.’