Before you choose a coach, you should first be asking yourself what result you are hoping to get. Once you take stock of what you want, the best way to proceed is to look for a coach who:
- offers a free orientation session to get to know one another.
- is easy to talk to and makes you feel comfortable.
- leaves you feeling inspired or even a little scared of your own potential.
- has shared values.
- leaves you eager to continue.
- has a positive energy you can relate with.
- listens carefully and deeply to what you say.
- understands business – if you are looking for a career, management or executive coach.
- fits into your budget.
- has a schedule that fits yours, in the format that suits you.
