STRIFECOACH

To those investigating a life coach as a potential solution to their problems, it says that our life coaches care very much about the business they've made a part of their every day life.  So much so, that they are spending whatever it takes (time and money) to provide their clients with the best possible service.  They are paying their dues, receiving training and agreeing to practice with a certain standard of conduct and quality that there is otherwise no guarantee of getting in a life coaching experience.

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With Strifecoach, they're not getting just another life coach.

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Some of the ethics and practices that a Strifecoach is bound by are -

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1.  To be in good financial standing​

2.  To not have a recent violent, sexual or fraudulent criminal history

3. Agree to act professionally

4. Agree to market themselves and their services honestly and will never mislead prospective clients

5. Agree to maintain a professional relationship with clients at all times

6. Agree to resolve any conflicts of interest

7. Agree to have a concise coaching agreement with all clients before beginning

8. Agree to respect the confidential nature of the coach/client relationship and to have a confidentiality agreement as part of their intake paperwork

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Our commitment to helping people -

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The Strifecoach certification was founded with 2 things in mind:

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First, to help people by providing a more focused experience of life coaching.  Connecting people who have struggled in the past and have the experience to overcome the things that others need guidance to grow out of.  We see Strifecoach as a new breed of life coach that isn't just looking for a great source of extra income, but one that truly has the experience and expertise that future potential clients can benefit from the most.

Second, after realizing a new hyper focused type of coaching could be a powerful tool to help people in the quest to launch a new life, we also realized that it can be very hard to get started in the life coaching world.  We know that most of the successful life coaches out there just needed that one "break out" opportunity in order to find their stride.  What's the reason behind this struggle to start filling your schedule with appointments? We've found the number one reason why coaches can have a hard time getting themselves established is because there is no standard.  Nothing regulating the life coaching field, and because of that just about anybody who wants to say that they are a life coach can do so right?  Technically you don't even need to be certified as a life coach in order to start accepting money from clients.  The problem that many life coaches share, of not being able to "break out", is because of exactly that.  It's hard for people who are investigating a life coach as a solution to poor habits or relationship problems or what have you, to discern where to even begin.  Who to choose?  Can this person really help me?  And the biggest question of all: Is a life coach worth the money?  Strifecoach's secondary goal was to become an avenue for any aspiring life coach to be able to get a heads up in the game by not only hyper focusing the niche the coach chooses, but to also deliver credibility to those that choose to be part of the Strifecoach brand.  When a person sees the Strifecoach badge on a business card or website it causes pause, interest and further investigation.  Shortly into more research a person will begin to build a picture of what exactly Strifecoach means.  This becomes your "break out" moment.  Those that certify with Strifecoach and proudly display the badge will become more and more of a commodity as life coaching gains popularity.