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Life Coach vs Life Mentor

I call myself a life mentor instead of a life coach for two reasons.

Firstly, the wellness field has grown exponentially, which has seen many people wanting to work as a life coach, and this led to an industry being developed to service such demand. There are now many individuals who have completed a life coach course, with courses ranging from one week to one year. Because of this oversupply of life coaching graduates, most people who complete such courses will never derive a livelihood as a life coach.

In my case, I completed an applied science degree majoring in physical and emotional wellness through the lifespan. Over the next fifteen-plus years I mentored thousands of people at Australia's leading health retreat, in how to move closer to a better way of living, whatever that meant for each person. Because of my degree qualifications, the significant breadth and depth of my experience working with clients at Australia's leading health retreat, and my 6500+ 1:1 conversations with clients since, it would diminish the enormity of my offering to call myself a life coach.

Secondly, the breadth and depth of my skills and experience goes beyond merely coaching an individual to improve their performance across various areas of their life. I call myself a life mentor because, in addition to coaching performance improvements, I also facilitate growth and development that impacts all areas of my clients' lives.