"I have been inspired and I have been challenged to ask myself to find my voice, my clarity and my depth on this path"

Just before this program I was out hiking as I usually do on the weekend and met two women on the mountainside. We chatted as we walked and then when we got to a bench next to a stream, we filled our water bottles and chatted some more. Mid-way through our conversation one of the ladies asked if I was a life coach? I hadn't thought of it before but the question sparked my curiosity and I set out to find out more. Where could I study this? What does it mean to be a life coach? I looked at all the options I could online. Listened to some of the other offerings. But it was when I went onto the live intro call to Mind Valley's Life Coaching Program - that was when I felt like I had landed. How Vishen and Ajit presented themselves: humility, sincerity and true sharing of themselves and knowledge. I think the moment that really got me was when Vishen's doorbell rang for his food order and he excused himself quickly to get it - a busy man has to eat! I loved how natural this was. And I felt at home. Getting into the Life Coach Program felt the same: the heart-felt openness and sharing of Coach Fran, Aarti and Xu is an extension of the warmth, honesty and person-to-person connection you feel doing this program. I have observed, I have learnt, I have been coached and I have coached. I have been inspired and I have been challenged to ask myself to find my voice, my clarity and my depth on this path. And I have come out of it knowing that I can do this. And that this is that part of me that needs to be expressed and shared with others so that I may be open as a conduit to guide and share so that others too may feel safe to find expression to their hopes and dreams and map out their route to living a fulfilled life. PS. I now hike regularly with my two new friends, finding new paths on the mountain to explore and sharing about our lives.