Frequently Asked Questions

About my programmes

Does your coaching actually work?

Yes! But only if you do your part. I’ve designed programmes that get proven results, and I’ll be there supporting and guiding you to help you reach your goals. However, it’s down to you to follow my steps and actually do the work. If you follow the programme and put in the hard work, you’ll definitely see results.

What’s the difference between coaching and therapy?

The main difference is that therapy looks at your past and how that affects you and your choices. Coaching, whether life coaching or business coaching, is all about the now and future. It’s about setting and reaching goals, rather than mental health and emotional healing. For example, in therapy, you might discuss how your childhood has held you back from reaching success, while in my coaching, we will focus on how you can achieve success now.

Concentrating on the future to achieve success is a fundamental part of coaching. The coaching process is all about the present moment and all the potential of your future. We look at taking action now.

How much does it cost?

Truthfully, there is no reasonable estimate – simply because every single person has different starting points and various goals. Some people want to concentrate on confidence coaching, others on career change coaching, and some on starting a side hustle, etc. Because of this, all my programmes are bespoke and tailored to you specifically. This means the costs vary. Rather than using a set plan for everyone, I consider everything that factors in to create a programme – which is why it depends on the person.

Can you guarantee me it will work?

I can’t promise you’ll succeed. Why? Because that success depends on you. You are the only one who can provide the guarantee.

I can promise that I’ll give you all the tools and support you need to succeed. But it’s you who can guarantee success by putting in the effort, following my steps, and working your ass off. I can guarantee that if you do everything I tell you to do; work hard, and remain patient – you will succeed! You can’t just slide to the top of the mountain – you have to climb.

But everything is possible – are you ready to do the work?

How will the coaching work?

While I take everyone through the same necessary procedure, the actual coaching can vary greatly. At the initial consultation session, I’ll assess where you are now and decide on the right plan and your individual programme’s cost. This first consultation session is essential in deciding on our primary goals and is the first step of the process.

The basis of the process is to decide how you will reach your goals and the day-to-day decisions to help you get there. I’ll also be there to help support you as you implement the programme. We’ll start by setting our priorities and posteriorities, which will remain highly significant throughout the process. Then, I’ll guide you through what to do and what not to do. Gradually, step by step, we move closer towards achieving your goals and future success.

Can we work over Zoom/Video Call?

Can I talk to you first before starting the programme?

Absolutely. Everyone who comes to me is offered a non-obligatory consultation session (or a few of them if you need to take your time). This initial consultation session is free of charge, and it takes up to two hours. During this time, I’ll evaluate your situation, assess your needs, explain how I work, and what the whole process will look like, so I create a programme designed just for you. It’s also an opportunity to assess whether we’re a good fit for each other and if we would want to work together on a long term basis.

So, don’t hesitate to get in touch.

How long is it going to take?

I’m not an entrepreneur – can you still help me?

Yes! Aside from my business coaching, I also help with:

Your career

Finding a dream job

Interview techniques

Body language and communication skills

Creating a start-up

Business and entrepreneurial skills

Relationships and dating

Maintaining energy levels to avoid burnout

Finance – management, savings, earning more

Work and life balance

Fitness – healthy diet and lifestyle and/or weight loss or gain

Confidence – improving your self-confidence and/or self-esteem

Time and life management

Setting priorities and posteriorities

Productivity

Taking action

Motivation

Fighting procrastination

Goal setting

Achieving your potential

Organisational skills

Decision-making

Stress management

Addictions and bad habits

Public speaking

Your image & personal brand

Reaching peak performance

Leadership skills

Assertiveness

Social skills

Gaining clarity

Finding a sense of purpose

Personal development

Most importantly – happiness

If you feel you are missing any of the above in your professional or personal life, get in touch, and we can work together to change that.

About me and my outlook

When is the time to give up or quit?

Never! If you want to do something or achieve something, perseverance is key. In the programme, we’ll discuss the difference between determination and stubbornness. Just because something hasn’t worked doesn’t mean it won’t work. I’ll help you find a new way of approaching problems so you can overcome them. Giving up on your dreams is not an option with me!

When is the right time to start?

What is the difference between Successful and Unsuccessful people?

Sometimes, not very much! Unsuccessful people are usually afraid of something, and they let that dictate their actions. Be it a fear of failure or fear of being mocked by other people; they let that fear control them and prevent them from acting.

On the other hand, successful people are afraid of the same things – but they take action anyway! They let go of past hurts, get over any previous failures, face their fears, ignore those who doubt them, and importantly, they keep going, and going, and going.

What is the best skill to master that could change my entire life?

What is the best decision I can make?

How many times do I need to try something before giving up?

As many times as it takes! You only have to succeed the last time, which translates to countless amounts of trying and failing. Until you make it – or change your mind about it (yes, there’s nothing wrong with changing your mind and trying something new. That’s not the same as giving up!).

Do you know how many times 90% of people try something new before giving up? Less than once.

You can be in the 10% that does everything they can to succeed and achieve their goals.