Did you become a life coach to live a lie or did you become a life coach to live life to the fullest?  If you really want to become a coach who excels you must watch out for the hypocrisy virus.  Although this virus is deadly, it is treatable if you catch the warning signs quickly.

1.  You blame others for your lack of success.  This can come in the form of blaming parents for a childhood that was sub-optimal or a spouse who is not supportive of your endeavors.  Even your dear, sweet children who take up all your time can be blamed.  It’s time to take control of your life and decide that never again will you settle for less.

2.  You blame your self for your lack of success.  If this is you, you definitely need to become a life coach who starts drinking your own Kool-Aid.  That is, you need to practice what you preach and get a coach who can help you to overcome your own limiting beliefs.

3.  You blame the world for your lack of success.  The economy.  Your circumstances.  Lies, lies, lies.  Decide you are going to take control over your own circumstances.  Decide what you want to do, commit to doing it, and hold yourself to your own word.  If you can’t do this, then find a good accountability coach to help you.  As you make choices to do what you commit to doing, you start developing power over circumstances that come up.  You become unstoppable in the face of your environment.