Once I learned life coaches were not only real but also in demand, the little hope I harbored for our faltering civilization vanished like toilet paper during a panic-driven, lockdown shopping spree.
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Once I learned life coaches were not only real but also in demand, the little hope I harbored for our faltering civilization vanished like toilet paper during a panic-driven, lockdown shopping spree.
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Epimethean
5/20/2020 01:17:23
One explanation I've read is that people have given up on endless, ineffective psychotherapy - the whole field of professional psychology, basically - and turned to "indie" life coaches, who are expected to deliver real results. In this sense, it might be a slightly positive development. I guess people are starving for effective guidance.
Francis Berger
5/20/2020 10:31:53
@ Epi - With all due respect to Stuart Schneiderman, who is likely an exception to the rule, I strongly believe the vast majority of life coaches are grossly unqualified or underqualified hucksters and shysters. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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