Window Shopping

For coaching to really work, you need to be ready for it.

I can generally hear in a prospective client’s voice, whether they’re primed for change or whether they’re Window Shopping.

Window Shopping?

That’s when you aren’t sure, when you’re feeling ambivalent. You want the change but you aren’t entirely convinced that you’re willing to do what it takes to get what you want.

Unless your goal in coaching is to shift that sense of ambivalence [which would be entirely valid] it is important to make sure that you arrive knowing that you’re ready to take action.

Be ready to open the shop door and walk inside.

Tags: career-coaching, life-coaching, Melbourne